While Microsoft’s new Bing Decision Engine went live last night as a preview, the mobile version hadn’t been updated… until now. Visit m.bing.com on your mobile device to check it out. Originally published on Pocketnow on June 1, 2009. More Software articles from the Pocketnow archive.
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TomTom Finally Decides to Sell Navigator 7
After sitting on it for a year, TomTom has finally decided to release the TomTom Navigator 7 for Windows Mobile. Previously, TomTom Navigator 7 was only available on a very small selection of bundled Windows Mobile devices. If you had previously purchased TomTom 6 for Windows Mobile and wanted to upgrade to version 7 with new maps and features… it was impossible for you to do so legally… Until now! (Source: WMpowerUser) Originally published on …
Continue readingThe Best Touch-Screen Keyboard Now At Version 4
One thing we all love about Windows Mobile is the variety of input methods available. If you’re looking for something that’s especially finger-friendly, Cootek’s TouchPal can’t be beat on any mobile device platform. TouchPal version 4 has just been released, and it adds some nice new features including: – New UI design. Simplier and easier. – Improved prediction engine: better performance, less resource. – Perfect landscape support. – Smart space intelligence. – Improved full QWERTY …
Continue readingAndroid 1.5 Crashes More Than 1.0
This week, T-Mobile has been pushing out the new Android 1.5 Cupcake operating system release to G1 owners. The update, already delayed by one week, downloads and installs automatically. While I was not impressed with Android 1.0 on the G1, it adds a number of welcome new features including an on-screen qwerty-only keyboard, stereo bluetooth, and video recording capabilities. The update for my G1 just installed itself, however it turns out a number of things …
Continue readingLive Writer Beta for Windows Mobile
As most bloggers know, Windows Live Writer is an excellent desktop application that lets bloggers, compose posts without having to deal with clunky web-based blog post editors. Windows Live Writer supports a variety of blogging platforms and all-around offers a much easier interface for your blog. Now, there is a Windows Live Writer for Windows Mobile in development that aims to do the same thing. While Live Writer for Mobile is not actually being developed …
Continue readingWound Management with Windows Mobile
The Health Blog has recently posted about the Wound Technology Network’s implementation of Windows Mobile devices in their physician network-based telehealth comprehensive wound management system. The system allows physicians to have remote voice & video over IP sessions with caregivers and their patients while also maintaining a central medical record database. WTN used Windows Mobile because it offers the most flexibility in application development among mobile platforms. The WTN system makes use of the [iVisit …
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