I Hate My Fuze, I Love My Fuze
I have been saying this over and over again since I got my HTC Fuze…
The Fuze is one of the flagship devices for AT&T and really the entire Windows Mobile Professional brand right now. It has all of the bells and whistles just like the AT&T Tilt did when it was released. To some, it [...]
Gizmodo Uses PIE For Browser Comparison…Does Anyone Still Use PIE?
Really Gizmodo? Pocket Internet Explorer and Opera Mobile 8.65 are the two browsers you choose to use in your mobile web browser comparison? I use an iPhone, and yes, Safari is a nice browser…when it isn’t crashing every 5 minutes. The instability of Safari on my iPhone still makes me think that it is in [...]
Fuze Owners: How Is Your Reception?
I have been waiting for the Fuze/Touch Pro since it was announced. So naturally, when it finally launched on AT&T, I picked one up on launch day. In general, I find that it is a great Windows Mobile device with an amazing screen. All is not so good though…the signal strength is absolutely horrible. I [...]
No PIE 6 On Current Hardware? Failure, Microsoft…Pure Failure
Microsoft has stated that there will be no update for any current hardware to add Pocket Internet Explorer 6.
Regarding making IE Mobile available as a separate download or update, the rich media experiences that IE Mobile 6 enables require more powerful, advanced devices. That is why it will not be available as an upgrade or [...]
Palm Treo Pro: Windows Mobile Done Right
It was a sad day when I recently had to send the Palm Treo Pro review unit back. I spent several weeks using it as my primary and secondary device to see how it would fit in with my mobile lifestyle. I was able to match the Treo Pro up against the Samsung Epix, AT&T [...]
Ask The Reader: What’s On Your Today Screen?
To TouchFLO or not to TouchFLO? That has been my question over the past week. I have not used a Windows Mobile phone that had TouchFLO 3D until I picked up the Fuze last week, so I wanted to give it a shot. Other than the AT&T bloatware, most of the screens are useful and [...]
Weekend Wrap Up: A New Beginning
There has been quite a few changes here at My Today Screen, all in the hope of providing our readers with the best experience. For starters, we decided to get rid of the Windows Mobile Weekly News Round Up because we felt that it was old news that many our of tech-savvy readers had already [...]
Beejive Makes Me Cry A Little, Putting WinMo Client On Ice
With just one phrase, “We will not be releasing a production version of BeejiveIM for Windows Mobile 6″, the folks at Beejive have me mourning what was shaping up to be an amazing IM client for Windows Mobile. I have just recently started using IM again and I stumbled on Beejive on my iPhone. When [...]
Happy Fuze Day!!!
Well the day that many of us have been waiting for all year is finally here. The HTC Touch Pro aka HTC Fuze is finally on sale from AT&T. So who else is more excited today than on iPhone launch day? I know I am. Are you ready for your new Fuze though?
First Look: Palm Treo Pro
The Palm Treo Pro is a device that I have been waiting to get my hands on ever since it was leaked a couple of months ago. I have been a fan phones with a front-facing QWERTY keyboard and the Treo line has always been one of my favorites. I used the Treo 600 and [...]
Ecosystems: My Take On The BlackBerry Bold
I have a problem. I am addicted to mobile technology. So, when I got a chance to play with a Blackberry Bold for a day, I could not pass it up. I have not touched a Blackberry for probably 6-7 years. I looked at the specs and read some of the early reviews, and the [...]
Ask The Reader: How Do You RSS On The Go?
Lately I have been using two devices on a daily basis. I my my Samsung Epix as my work device. It helps me stay organized, acts as my main phone and text device, and is my usual device I use to listen to streaming radio (thanks to SPB Online). I had originally planned on using [...]
Review: VITO Task2Gather
VITO Technology recently announced their Task2Gather client for Windows Mobile devices. Task2Gather is a task management system that has been available for free on the web and also via their iPhone app. It is a simple, yet powerful way to keep up with projects, lists, tasks, and many other things you can think of. I [...]
Hey Microsoft, Listen to Clinton!
While reading some news about the latest OTA (Over The Air) Android updates over at Engadget, Clinton Fitch decided to write up a letter to Microsoft. I know that Microsoft may not listen to all of us, but c’mon MS…you should really listen to your MVPs, I know that we do.
Here is Clinton’s letter for [...]
WebIS: Sticking With Windows Mobile, Frustrations And All
I mentioned in my article about SPB and SE that I have faith that Windows Mobile developers will continue to create software for Windows Mobile even if they start to test out the waters with iPhone or Android apps. I was checking on the latest status of Pocket Informant when I came across a blog [...]
SPB And Sony Ericsson Give Me Hope
The one thing that SPB Software House is great at is building relationships with phone manufacturers. They have partnered to get SPB Mobile Shell on several devices before. This time they have created their own Xperia Panel Interface for the upcoming Sony Ericcson Xperia X1. This will essentially be a customized version of Mobile Shell [...]
AT&T Drops the Epix, I Pick It Up!
I have been contemplating a new phone to replace my aging Tilt and I finally took the plunge. I called around to find out if any local stores has the Samsung Epix in stock and one of our local AT&T stores had one, so I rushed over and picked it up yesterday.
How About Some Push GMail?
Developer Graham Murray has created a solution to the lack of push GMail using his IMAP Pusher Service. He created a program that will run in the background on Windows Mobile Professional, subscribe to IMAP IDLE, and will tell Pocket Outlook on your device when to do a Send/Receive to get the latest email. In [...]
SPB Online: Your News And Entertainment Portal And Much More
One of the complaints about Windows Mobile is the user experience. Many people have commented that, while it does have a familiar look and feel to a Windows desktop, that it is not the type of mobile OS that a new user can just pick up and get the full experience out of. Lately we [...]
Weekly Windows Mobile Roundup on September 20th 2008
Guide To Buying A Smartphone
There are a lot of smartphones to choose from these days. Since the iPhone launched, more and more people are becoming aware that phones can do more than just make phone calls and send text messages. How is the average user supposed to choose between the different phones? You can start [...]
