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Posted in Reviews on Nov 3rd, 2007
Which Soft Input Panel (SIP) is your favorite? Is it the default Keyboard that came with your Windows Mobile device? Or did your port your stylus entry from your Palm days and are more familiar with Block/Letter Recognizer? Maybe you treasure screen real estate and swear by the Transcriber? Or are manufacturer-created SIPs such as […]
Posted in Reviews on Nov 2nd, 2007
Hello. I got the deivce, and I will post the review in this post. Please tell me any suggestion. This review is sponsored by USTRONICS.com, they sent me a free unit to make this review and make a descent review.
I will include videos, screenshots, actual car navigation videos, TomTom6, Google Maps, Microsoft Live, Camera […]
Posted in Reviews on Nov 2nd, 2007
It’s Friday once again. And on Fridays, we do a Free Software of the week that we hope would make your mobile experience even better. There are a lot of great software out there in the Windows Mobile world with more being added to the list every day. Alot of these software are actually free […]
Posted in Reviews on Oct 31st, 2007
When I first published a review of AstroNavigatorII last week, there were some interesting discussion that happened between the readers of this blog and the developer of the software. While I seldom do updates for reviews, I felt this was necessary to highlight some of the points missed in the earlier post.
Digital Compass
This was something […]
Posted in Reviews on Oct 26th, 2007
It’s Friday once again. And on Fridays, we do a Free Software of the week that we hope would make your mobile experience even better. There are a lot of great software out there in the Windows Mobile world with more being added to the list every day. Alot of these software are actually free […]
Posted in Reviews on Oct 24th, 2007
When I was younger, my dad would point out the stars to me during our camping and fishing trips. He said that I should learn to them in case I were to ever get lost and needed to find directions. For a while, I thought I had it figured out. The 3 sisters, which stars […]
Posted in Reviews on Oct 19th, 2007
It’s Friday once again. And on Fridays, we do a Free Software of the week that we hope would make your mobile experience even better. There are a lot of great software out there in the Windows Mobile world with more being added to the list every day. Alot of these software are actually free […]
Posted in Reviews on Oct 13th, 2007
When I found out about TouchPal, many were claiming that it was the best SIP out there. People were raving about how easy it was to enter data into their devices with their soft keyboards and even the developers claimed up to 300 characters per minutes. While I am still unable to reach that magical […]
Posted in Reviews on Oct 12th, 2007
If you find the just-released Opera for Windows Mobile Pocket PC v8.65 with all the bells and whistles a bit too much for you to shell out $24 just for the tabbed browsing, then you are in luck. If you are using WM5.
Web Viewer for WM5 by ANB Software will bring tabbed browsing, among other […]
Posted in Reviews on Oct 10th, 2007
And do much more. With Opera for Windows Mobile Pocket PC, you can do so much more with your browser. It puts the default Internet Explorer to shame. I guess the only advantage IE has over Opera is the fact that it’s free. But don’t let the USD$24 price tag set you back. Here’s why […]
Posted in Reviews on Oct 7th, 2007
My first 24 hours with TouchPal has been a bit of a love-hate experience thus far. Maybe it’s because the software is still in testing phase and there are some bugs that needs to be ironed out. Maybe it’s me being used to another type of SIP such that using a new one makes me […]
Posted in Reviews on Sep 28th, 2007
Friday is free software day as I go through the extensive list of free software available for Windows Mobile and bring you the ones worth installing.
Installing software is pretty straightforward. You tap the CAB file and select either Main Memory or SDMMC (Storage Card) and the default installer does the rest. But what if you […]
If you are not sure what RSS is, then I would suggest you go find out about it. It’s a great technology that allows you to follow a website, without having to visit a website, and do it at your own pace. This blog supports RSS feeds symbolized by the square orange icons on the […]
Posted in Reviews on Sep 19th, 2007
You bought your PDA because one of the reasons was that you wanted to keep your life in check. It was so much better than any paper-based organizer that you have used because you can easily add, edit and delete entries without making it look like a mess. But the one problem you always faced, […]
Posted in Reviews on Sep 17th, 2007
For those of you who are eagerly anticipating the Eten Glofiish X800 but want to know more about it before committing, then reviews are one of the most important resources. Those who could understand Swedish might have found the link to what could possibly be the first review of the Eten Glofiish X800 useful.
However, if […]
Posted in Reviews on Sep 12th, 2007
When you first buy your PDA or do a hard reset, don’t you just love the speed and how snappy your device seems? That’s how I felt with my Eten Glofiish X500. I thought it was due to the highly touted Samsung SC32442 processor clocked at 400MHz. But after several weeks of using it, the […]
Posted in Reviews on Sep 7th, 2007
Controlling your PDA from a laptop or desktop can be really productive, especially if you have to do a lot of data entry such as entering information from a business card replying to text messages. What I like about such programs is that not only are they great with data entry, but I can easily […]
Posted in Reviews on Sep 5th, 2007
Is not from Eten Blog dot Com sadly. But that doesn’t mean we don’t have one for you. winMobile.se, a Swedish site, is possibly the first to review the X800 which you can read all about here. That is if you understand Swedish. Because I don’t and thus am not able to bring you an […]
Posted in Reviews on Sep 5th, 2007
Waking up in the early morning is not exactly one of my forte and I could use all the help I can get in doing so. Unfortunately, the default alarms that come with Windows Mobile just doesn’t do its job well. Whether you are a WM2003 or a WM6 user, your complaints might sound similar […]
Posted in Reviews on Aug 31st, 2007
Long before PDF, everyone had to have Microsoft Office to view documents created by others and this posed a lot of problems in terms of acquiring such an expensive software. But then came the viewers and instead of problems with opening it, it was more a problem of presentation. In came Adobe Reader with its […]
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