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A Great Backup Just Got Better

When I was first asked to review Resco Backup, I was rather hesitant because I was so comfortable with Spb Backup. It had been a great solution for me, backing up promptly at 2 every morning and restoring my files reliably as well when the time came. But I did give it a shot [...]


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 [...]


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 [...]


Clinton Looks At Backup; Mike At Stability

It’s been a while since we’ve shared some link love here at My Today Screen so why not do one today? For starters, we have Clinton of Clinton Fitch dot Com who’s has recently reviewed Spb Backup 2.0. I did one here at My Today Screen some time back but it’s always good to [...]


Weekly Windows Mobile Roundup On August 9th 2008

Mobile Browser Wars Heat Up

Torch Mobile heats up the Windows Mobile Browser space by releasing their final preview of their new web browser.  The Iris Browser is based on the WebKit rendering engine…the same one used by the Apple for Safari and also Nokia.
Torch Mobile is happy to announce our final preview, version 1.0.13, is [...]


Fancy Meeting Spb?

Spb Software House is one of the leading software developers for the Windows Mobile platform and they want to meet you, the users of their many applications. If you’re in St. Petersburg, Russia on August 9th, they’ll be hosting their fifth annual Spb Day conference.
This is  a great opportunity for you (if you do [...]


The Spb-Toshiba Team-up

I was rather surprised when I got this email in my inbox. While it’s not rare for software companies to have their products packaged with new devices, it was in this case. This is not like those times when you buy an ETEN Glofiish M800 and receive a copy of Spb Mobile Shell. Or [...]


The Backup Shootout: Who Will Triumph?

Backup. Something we know we should do but not many of us get down to doing. Until of course disaster strikes and we realize that we should have done this a long time ago. Well I don’t blame you if you’ve not taken the first step because it took me the same data wipeout lesson [...]


The Windows Mobile Missionary, Issue IV: The Beauty and the Beast, or, Are Powerful Smartphones Just for Boys?

This edition of the Windows Mobile Missionary demonstrates the wisdom of the old adage: you can’t judge a book by its cover.
Are men more techno-geeky than women when it comes to their Smartphones?
I think so.
But, the reason that I ask this is because in my experience, Windows Mobile Smartphones tend to be carried by [...]


Spb Backup 2.0 Adds Some Much Needed Features

When a company like Spb, which is known for winning multiple awards, does not upgrade an application for a couple of months, you know that something good has to be brewing. Their last version of Backup stopped at 1.6.3 back in November of 2007. Don’t get me wrong. I thought it was great and didn’t [...]


Spb Releases Backup 2.0

Spb has been really quiet with Backup recently (well it’s been for over 6 months if you’re keeping tabs) but it seems that they were working on a completely new version of this very popular backup application. While the interface looks very familiar to seasoned users, don’t be fooled by it. There are a [...]


Shootout: Weather Applications

Here it is.  High Noon at the MTS Corral.  We’re standing at the crossroads in the center of town.  Ahead of us, the doors to the saloon swing open as our first competitor strides into the street…Fizz Weather.  The wind starts to blow gently, just enough for a tumbleweed to kick up some dust on [...]


Weekly Windows Mobile Roundup On May 3 2008

Windows Mobile Developer Contest
If you are a game developer, then AT&T is looking for you to take part in a contest they are organizing. Through a partnership with Windows Mobile, HTC and iPlay (a mobile game distributor), they’ve ponied up $25,000 cash and a distribution contract for the winner. Runner up will be compensated [...]


Spb Releases Mobile Shell v2.1

Had some issues with the new Spb Mobile Shell? Or maybe you wanted support for some additional features. Whichever your reason, be sure to check out Mobile Shell v2.1 which Spb has just released. So what’s new you ask?

Data connection indicator on the Professional Now Screen
Voicemail support
320×320 screens support
Hardware keyboard support
Stability bug fixes

Head on [...]


Launch Giveaway 7: Winners

Well, this is the end of the launch giveaway.  Before we get to the winners, I have a few announcements to pass on to you.  To everyone who won so far, please do not be concerned that you have not received your prizes yet.  I will be starting to contact developers this weekend and [...]


Launch Giveaway 7: This Is The End

Well, if you have not won yet, there is still one last chance for you to win.  And we are going to do this one a little differently.  Based upon your entries so far, it is obvious to us that many of you have been using Windows Mobile devices for some time.  And if there [...]