How fast can you go when it comes to text messaging? Swype, the unique input method that debut on the Samsung Omnia II has officially set the New Guinness World Record as the fastest texting tool available.
For users looking to send mass text message on a consistent basis, going through adding a new recipient each time could be a hassle. There are other applications out there that allows you to do so with relative ease. But what if you don’t want to install anything on your device? There is a better way, that require you to enter all these numbers into one contact.
Having a preset of rules to filter your SMS will give you maximum efficiency when it comes to maintaining your text messages. Filter Rules for SMS is such an app. With ever-improving UI and options, you can configure with flexibility how your text messages are filtered.
With the emergence of Google Voice and SkyDeck, it is now easier than ever to backup your text messages. SMSSyncUp takes a step further, providing the option to upload your text messages to your Gmail account.
CatchMe is not as aggressive as its name suggest, it’s probably something like catch up with me. The application can be a lifeline for lost travelers or hikers. Through text message, your friend will be able to share their GPS location with your device.
Customization is key in Windows Mobile. And with the platform war continue to rage on, Windows Mobile’s Windows root still give the platform an edge when it comes to editing files within the system (with some risk involved, of course).
A decade into the famed Y2K bug, some Windows Mobile users are experiencing what is appropriately known as the Y2K10 bug. This bug that dates message received after January 1st 2010 to be from 2016 affects different versions of Windows Mobile and seems to be ROM independent.
Interestingly, the availability of GPS on mobile devices has become equally common as text messages. Hence the emergence of application that utilizes both features. Astrolabe is a light-weighted tool that tracks your location by GPS coordinates and forward that information through SMS at a regular interval.
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