Windows Mobile 2003 SE Upgrade Now Available for Toshiba e800!

Mobile Gadget News has posted that there is now an upgrade to Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition available to Toshiba e800 owners. You can download the ROM upgrade here. Mind you this is for the European version which includes Bluetooth.. so upgrade at your own risk. Originally published on Pocketnow on May 26, 2004. More News Archive articles from the Pocketnow archive.

Continue reading

MessagEase Video available

Here’s a new video about the MessagEase input method software from ExIdeas. I think it’s very important for developers of pen-based human-computer interaction devices to further strive for efficient and usable input methods. As we know, the QWERTY keyboard was designed to be difficult to use such that typists would not jam the keys on their typwriters by typing too fast. Anyway, take a look at the MessagEase video to see how fast you can …

Continue reading

Info on the Motorola MPx’s Memory Arrangement

Brighthand has posted some interesting news regarding the memory arrangment in the Motorola MPx. Apparently, it will have 64Mb of non-volitile RAM which will be used to store installed applications and user documents. Brighthand calls it ROM, but it’s not really Read-Only Memory. The operating system will reside in a separate ROM area. There will also be 32Mb of volitile RAM that will be used for running applications. This set-up is similar to desktop computers, …

Continue reading

Vodafone now offering rebranded HTC Himalaya Pocket PC Phone

Now Vodafone is offering a version of the HTC Himalaya Pocket PC Phone edition. This device is the same as the O2 XDA II, the T-Mobile MDA II, the Orange M1000, Qtek 2020, and i-mate Pocket PC Phone Edition 2003. Vodafone is the largest mobile phone network operator in the world, and with this addition it seems just about every popular GSM operator in Europe is offering a version of the HTC Himalaya Pocket PC …

Continue reading

Rumor: Free T-Mobile internet… No more!

According to a poster on HowardForums the no-charge GPRS internet access will be ending April 28th. It sounds like you will still be able to get unlimited WAP, HTTP, POP3, IMAP, and SMTP access through the $4.99 T-Zones add-on plan however. The free GPRS access will now be limited to only the T-Zones WAP site for downloading ringtones, wallpaper, etc. Originally published on Pocketnow on April 22, 2004. More News Archive articles from the Pocketnow …

Continue reading