Reviews
Review: Ultimate Ears LoudEnough Earphones
One of the downsides to reviewing so many media players is that my kids love to play with them almost as much as I do. When I reviewed the Sansa View, for example, they spent almost as much time as I did watching videos on it. And don’t even get me started on how [...]
The HP iPAQ 910 Business Manager
You would have heard about HP’s latest Pocket PC by now but if you have not, not to worry. HP had (on paper at least) a really great product but they did not do much in terms of advertising. Couple with the fact that this phone is sold unlocked (at least here in the [...]
The Unsung Bluetooth Headset: BlueAnt’s Z9i
When it comes to high end Bluetooth headset, many go for established names such as Plantronics, Jabra and Aliph. Mention BlueAnt and many will be scratching their heads and go ‘Blue what?’ Such was the reaction when I first head about this little headset and such were the reactions of my friends when I [...]
Freeware Square (September 2008): A Monthly Roundup Of Free Software For Windows Mobile
This month’s of Freeware Square is a rather interesting one. I cover some really useful applications; from those that help you increase productivity through text messaging (believe it or not) to those that actually hamper it (as you spend your time watching YouTube on the go). Just applications are they?
PowerSMS
SecondToday
YouTubePlay
Easy Expenses
MWC2
Counting On Mother Earth For A Recharge
Are you so attached to your device that you just have to take it everywhere with you? Be it to the toilet for your morning ritual or to the beach when you are enjoying the day with your family? Or maybe on a weekend camping trip? If these scenarios sounds familiar, you’ll know by [...]
VsNotepad 2.0
When it comes to taking notes on-the-fly, I will generally grab for a piece of paper and a pen. But why? I mean, I always have my trusty mobile device in my pocket and it has Microsoft’s Note app built-in. For a quick note, its OK but otherwise, it´s a bit lacking in many of [...]
The Arcade: A Monthly Roundup of Freeware Games (August 2008)
So, here it is, the end of August, and I find myself sitting in the cool dark mornings wondering where my summer has gone. Not only did the past few months just fly by, but it has also been unusually cool here in August. At times, it has felt almost fall-like in the morning. So, [...]
We Get You There – The Navigation Shootout
Time for another shootout, people, are you ready? Two men enter… I mean, two programs go feature to feature, we pick a winner, you run and buy it… I mean, you sensibly decide which one is right for you.
This month our contestants make choosing relatively easier since they are free services. As long as you [...]
Review: Etymotic Cuts the Cords With The Ety 8 Wireless Headphones
I have been tracking Bluetooth headphones for almost as long as I have been using mobile devices. Shortly after I got my Axim x50v, I purchased a pair of Motorola Bluetooth headphones. They were big and ugly, but they sure did sound good…or maybe they didn’t. The point was, they were wireless. Since that time, [...]
Review: Papyrus 2.0 For Smartphones
In a world of Windows Mobile, most of the focus lately has been on all of the new Windows Mobile Professional devices and the software that is dressing up the dated OS. It is nice to see that our friends over that SBSH Mobile Software are still keeping the Smartphone (Windows Mobile Standard) [...]
If Batman Carried A Pocket PC, He’d Have A Nite Ize Clip Case Plus
Nite Ize is a company that prides themselves in creating innovative products and they definitely live up to their tagline. From flashlight accessories to hardware accessories and even L.E.D. accessories for pet products, they have a long list of products that would serve a lot of your needs. If one of those needs is [...]
Ka-Glom! Free From Winplay
Winplay/Magmic games, purveyor of Windows Mobile games and themes, is providing Ka-Glom! for free to users willing to subscribe to their mailing list. The game normally retails for $8.99 so this is a great deal!
“Ka-Glom is a high-pressure game of falling blocks. Of the two block types, only the Ka-Glom jelly is explosive. Connect [...]
Freeware Square (August 2008): A Monthly Roundup Of Free Software For Windows Mobile
Hopefully you are enjoying this monthly feature called Freeware Square. In it, I cover some useful freeware that you can install on your Windows Mobile device. If you have any recommendations that you would like to see here, feel free to drop me an email. So which 5 made it to the list this time [...]
The Bluetooth Headset For Those Who Love The Outdoors
For those among you who love the outdoor, buying a high-end Bluetooth headset might not be something you are looking for. They don’t seem to be able to absorb the shock and water that you encounter in your daily activities. You want a piece that you can pick up when it’s dropped and put [...]
Lenovo and Zumobi Team Up for Olympics Coverage
For those of you who love to keep up with the Olympics, Lenovo and Zumobi have teamed up to provide a set of custom tiles for the unique Zumobi browser. The Olympic Games edition of Zumobi comes custom loaded with four tiles with a variety of Olympics content, but allows for users to [...]
Taking Notes The Way You Wanted
Have you ever wished that when you were taking notes, that you could do something differently? Maybe you wanted to format the text? Or add a subject to it? Did you use you could categorize it as well? Well I did, and the lack of such support on the generic Notes application of Windows [...]
So How Does The i-mate Ultimate 8502 Handle?
It’s finally here. The last and final installment to the Ultimate 8502 review. If this is the first time you’re reading about this review, I’d recommend you check out the unboxing post that discusses the contents of the box and the article after that which covers a tour of the hardware and software.
If you [...]
Looking Around (And Inside) The i-mate Ultimate 8502
Well I have been having the 8502 for quite a while now and some of you may be eager about my experience with it. Well before I get to that, I thought of giving you a tour of the device. For those who have not seen the unboxing, here’s a post on it. From [...]
The Arcade: A Monthly Roundup of Freeware Games (July 2008)
Here we are, halfway through the summer. Can you believe it is already almost August? Where does the time go? This was a great month for me. We took two vacations to visit each set of Grandparents. That meant I had plenty of time to test out all of this month’s games. And what a [...]
Opera Mobile 9.5 Beta 1: 24 Hours Later
My initial impressions of Opera 9.5 Beta 1 was rather pleasant, no errors or problems on my part, save for those the developers already knew about (like no ActiveX) and I was rather happy with the application, for a beta 1 version that is.
Well it’s been just over 24 hours since I played around [...]
