Want to bring the wonderful world of Dropbox to your Windows Mobile phone? Dropbox’s voting feature, the VoteBox has an item that highlights this wish – vote to have Support for Windows Mobile devices added for Dropbox!
Now after 4 weeks and more than 600 votes later, we have the tally that points to SkyFire 1.5 as the preferred mobile browser.
My Bing Translator is an unofficial application developed by a Portuguese developer, BenevalJR. The free application supports translation for multiple languages. And with the use of Microsoft API, your device will not be burdened with the processes.
For those of us unwilling of forking out a further $30 for the much more refined SPB Mobile Shell, the Today screen is all we have and in many ways all we need to get our daily dose of our own Windows Mobile device. While it does have the ability to display a range of information including calendar, messages, wireless, we can all do with some improvements through add-ons or tweaks.
Making phone calls is the most basic functionality of a phone. And on Windows Mobile Pocket PCs, that functionality can be fully maximized through some of the 3rd party applications. The photo contact dialers has become popular amongst PocketPC users for its visual aesthetics and ergonomic and finger-friendly designs.
Soccer Touch is a game where you will need to use your finger to keep the ball in the air. Tap it before it hits the ground and see how many times you can hit it. This is developed using FlashLite by the same developer who brought us Fruity and Touch Break. The game will auto scale to all resolutions. Give your finger an exercise and try this game!
Samsung Omnia 2 is coming, probably not on August 23rd, as it was rumored to be, but it is coming. And in preparation for the device’s launch, we sent out survey questions to blogs and forum boards to poll them on their opinion of this specific question: Do you think Samsung Omnia II will be successful? Why or Why not?
The Samsung Omnia was released in late 2008 and has since been introduced to mobile markets all across the world. Being one of the more robust Windows Mobile device, we weren’t surprised to see the device leading the poll as the most commonly used Samsung WinMo device.
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