We have recently received some promotion items from Samsung Mobile Innovator and would like them with you! And as you may have noticed, we have released the latest design for CareAce.net. If you are interested in getting the shirts that we have here, just leave a comment on what you think of the new design.

Verizon’s Samsung Omnia II (i920) is bound to hit the shelves come next Wednesday on December 2. While other regions of the world had been using their Omnia II (i8000) for nearly half-a-year now, it is important to note that the two Omnia IIs are actually a little different.

Samsung Intrepid is the first Windows Mobile 6.5 device from Sprint. It has similar interface and features as the Samsung Jack but set itself apart with better ergonomics and lightweights. Reviewing further, we have noticed several things that may not be apparent on first look.

DialerAce, the World’s First Dialer to Guide your next call is an input-free predictive dialer for Windows Mobile. Since the initial beta release we have listened in and collected feedbacks from users like you. We have put these feedbacks in consideration and included them on the 2nd beta release.

Last Tuesday saw the launch of Windows Marketplace alongside Windows Mobile 6.5. Purposed as a central application store, the Windows Marketplace is still gaining traction with just over 150 applications available. A week in, we’d like to share some of our experience with the Marketplace, of the things that we liked and those that wasn’t as impressive.

Thanks to everyone’s overwhelming support, DialerAce has seen itself downloaded numerous times along with the many beta testers. We’re also delighted to find a number of sites that reviewed the application and shared with their readers. Now, it’s time to make DialerAce better.

Everyone needs guidance in different areas of our lives. With technology springing up its own revolution, simple tools are starting to become smarter tools. Traffic lights are no longer boring countdown timers but respond to the positioning and quantities of cars.

Adding widgets to Samsung Omnia seems like something easy and do-able but has not yet been done by many people. shock8311 from Samsung-Omnia.org has like many of us spent hours in trying to figure out which directory to place the .wgt files to make it work. However, the solution as he have discovered, is seemingly a very simple solution that takes just 3 steps.