Today we see a new Enterprise Digital Assistant from Motorola running a customized version of Windows Mobile 6.5.3. This device is made by a division of Motorola created when aquiring Symbol and is designed to be extremely rugged and reliable. The ES400 runs on a 600-MHz ARM11 processor. It supports GSM HSPA, Sprint’s CDMA EVDO, and Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g – yes, that’s “a,” which is the relatively unusual high-speed Wi-Fi variant used by some large …
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HTC Desire Coming to the US
We just got an email from HTC’s PR firm that let us know the HTC Desire will be coming to the U.S.A. via regional operators. No news on when, who, or how much, but you can expect more news on this in August. It will feature the same 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor and Android 2.1 with HTC Sense that has proven so popular on the international version of HTC Desire. Who wants to guess which …
Continue readingWelcome to the Future
Back about 7 years ago, the future was very bright. Especially in the Smartphone market. Windows Mobile 2003 was so powerful, it could do everything from play full color TV shows, movies, and sync music from your desktop… it could tell you which way to go as you drive to your destination, it could do real HTML web browsing, full wireless email, and personal information management. It could let you read eBooks and audiobooks, run …
Continue readingHow to Make Your Own Shuffleboard Game for Windows Phone 7
Since the developer tools for Windows Phone 7 are very easily accessible, a lot of people are making apps for the unreleased platform. Many are also making tutorials to help you learn how to make apps. Here’s one that teaches you how to make a shuffleboard game with Physics Behaviors, Perspective Transforms, Gestures, and Multitargeting. Check out the article by Andy Beaulieu with video tutorials here. You’ll learn about all the programming techniques using Visual …
Continue readingT-Mobile’s 4G-like Speeds Covers 75 Million Americans
Here’s a press release from T-Mobile USA showing us how their 3.7G HSPA+ network will be expanding this year. If you’ve seen our article about the T-Mobile HSPA+ USB stick, you should probably be impressed with T-Mobile’s HSPA+ network since it certainly is capable of out-performing Sprint’s 4G WiMax network. If you live in one of the Cities listed below, let us know what kind of speeds you’re seeing on T-Mobile. T-Mobile USA is announcing …
Continue readingVideo: Windows Live Gobbles Up Facebook and MySpace
You may have heard that Windows Live Hotmail Wave 4 has started to become available to its users, but you probably haven’t heard about the new Windows Live Home features. Home.Live.com both on the desktop and mobile device are now able to aggregate your social network feeds from both Facebook and MySpace. Previously, it would only show updates from Windows Live users who you were friends with and who chose to share their Facebook/MySpace updates …
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