T-Mobile Touch Pro 2 in the House!

The T-Mobile version of the Touch Pro 2 has just arrived! This will be available for purchase next week (August 12), so if you’re jonesing for this device (and you should be), stay tuned for more coverage. Initial impressions? The sparkle bronze color is actually quite nicer than previously leaked photos might imply. Originally published on Pocketnow on August 4, 2009. More Hardware articles from the Pocketnow archive.

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T-Mobile Dash 3G for $49

WMdeals.com tells us how to get a nice discount on the T-Mobile Dash 3G when you sign a new contract. Normally the Dash 3G is about $169, which is much more expensive than its HTC Ozone cousin which can be found on Verizon for $49. Follow the instructions below to get this great phone for only $49: Get your email on-the-go for a great deal: DASH 3G 2009 for $49.99 with new activation of service. …

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The Race To Market Challenge: Windows Mobile Marketplace

It has been announced over at the Windows Mobile Blog that application, game, and widget submissions have begun today. All are encouraged to submit their applications for inclusion in the Windows Mobile Marketplace. There’s also a bit of a contest going on called the Race to Market Challenge where developers can win one of 4 Microsoft Surface Tables. Applications will be judged on: •Most downloads of a free app •Most valuable app (downloads x price) …

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Live Essentials to Add Mobile Device Syncing?

Thanks to a tip from one of our readers, Martin, we notice a blog post on Liveside.net talking about the upcoming “Wave 4” beta versions of the Windows Live Essentials suite. As you know, most of the value-adding applications for email, calendar, contacts, photo management, and video editing have been removed from Windows 7 in response to anti-trust allegations. The Live Essentials Suite is a free download of applications that bring these great utilities back …

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HTC Sense UI on Windows Mobile

That customized HTC version of Android with the “Sense UI” on the HTC Hero looks pretty good. HTC did announce that they would be bringing it to Windows Mobile as well, but some people couldn’t wait. Ryomahino of XDA-developers has created a version for Windows Mobile already. Check out this thread for more details and downloads. The Sense UI theme clone was created for use with ThrottleLauncher which will also need to be installed. An …

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Naughty by Nature and Windows Mobile: The Art of Smart Overhead

Microsoft and Naughty by Nature have put together a mini-documentary video about Windows Mobile and the art of smart overhead. If you’ve seen our exclusive interview with Vinnie Brown, you’ll know that he’s a genuine fan and power user of Windows Mobile. The video below talks about how Naughty by Nature has changed their business model using Windows Mobile to make it more efficient, easier and less costly. Originally published on Pocketnow on July 24, …

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