I Love My Pen Flicks

While my next Tablet PC is currently on the FedEx vehicles, I’ve already got all the Windows Vista Tablet PC features enabled on my quad-core Workstation. Having a Wacom Graphics Tablet installed just happens to make all the handwriting recognition, panning, inking, visual cues, and pen flicks become available… and it certainly is great! Pen flicks are extremely cool. If you flick the pen across the screen you can customize these gestures to do certain …

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The Definitive Guide for Microsoft Voice Command

Having trouble with Microsoft Voice Command? Is something not working and you don’t know why? Want to assign that PTT button on your Tilt to Voice Command? Wondering what those DLL files are? Bengalih has posted The Definitive Guide for Microsoft Voice Command on the Kaiser over at XDA-Developers, and it will satisfy your need to know everything there possibly is to know about Microsoft Voice Command 1.6. Originally published on Pocketnow on May 14, …

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CellSpin Allows for Easy Photo & Video Sharing with Online Social Sites

CellSpin offers software for your mobile device that lets you share photos, videos, blog posts, and audio with a variety of social websites such as MySpace, Facebook, YouTube, eBay, Live Spaces, and more. MMS and SMS support is available for all phones, while a special mobile application is available for a wide variety of supported phones which include Windows Mobile, Blackberry and Symbian devices. Would this kind of software Make You Use Your Windows Mobile …

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Samsung SPH-i325 ACE

WHAT’S HOT     The coolest thing about the Sprint ACE is that it's the first dual-mode Windows Mobile smartphone available. That means it supports both CDMA and GSM/GPRS networks, which can come in very handy if you travel a lot. The ACE also has Bluetooth 2.0, 416 MHz 32bit Qualcomm MSM6500 CPU, 128MB Flash, 64MB RAM, Windows Mobile 6 Standard, a 2.3" QVGA screen, GSM900/1800, CMDA800/1900, EVDO Rev. 0 and a 1.2Mp camera. For even …

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Ultimate Windows Mobile Theme Changer

Paul of Modaco has posted a thread called Come share development with Popfly mainly in response to his development of the DupeDeDupe program for Windows Mobile and his desire to create an open-source community development network. By using PopFly, users can share code and collaborate on project development remotely and within Visual Studio. With that in mind, I would like to propose the open-source development of a new program for Windows Mobile theme changing. Themes …

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