This tutorial is to attempt to solve the problem where apps are not viewable on the Android Market. Such apps are set as “protected” and only specific for your firmware’s fingerprint compatibility. Most likely you have edited this fingerprint unintentionally such as updating your ROM on National Man Day (just yesterday).

This ‘how to’ article hopes to help you know how to install your non-market application on your android phone with ease that programmers do. Please share your thanks if you found this helpful. We will also be open to help you if you have trouble. (The directions are Windows XP specific. But Vista should not have too much of a change)

Metal detecting is a hobby for many who visits beach on vacation. Scanning these land areas may occasionally bring up pleasant surprise of precious metal.

MobileTag is an all-in one, universal barcode reader that not only scan and reads a wide variety of barcodes (i.e. Datamatrix, flashcode, fotokody, QR Codes, 1D UPC, EAN 13) but also act as a product scan so you can compare prices between different items.

PocketTV is one of the most versatile and popularized 3rd-party Windows Mobile freeware. The default media player on Windows Mobile devices doesn’t seem to play MPEG-1 video files (.mpg or .mpeg). PocketTV fills in the gap by supporting the file format plus many more features.

GPS4PPC is another GPS utility that you can add to your array of arsenal. With 3 different functions: calculator, converter and GPS, it should appeal to different needs of the user.

If you are a fan of books but doesn’t want to fork out the hundreds for a Kindle or Nook, you can still utilize your Windows Mobile to go through the libraries of eBooks available. Freda allows you to open any text, html or ePub files.

The company, which is the Official World wide Olympic partner in Wireless communications Equipment, is delivering publicly a solution that has been built to offer users the possibility to stay informed during the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games.