AIM for Windows Mobile Beta 2 has just been released. This application is really nice and it has great potential to be a really awesome program for Windwos Mobile.
What’s New in Beta 2:
A Software Update mechanism is now incorporated into the client. Users can now be notified of future client updates when available.
Additional functionality for Settings have been implemented.
Message notifications outside AIM for Windows Mobile are now available for Windows Mobile Professional (touch screen) devices.
Fixed several bugs that include keyboard entry with T-Mobile Dash and backspace issues with certain devices. Read the rest of this entry »
Ok, I decided to post my mobile phone history. It’s not a super long list and keep in mind I’ve been with Sprint for 9 years now and no other carrier. My list is starting my current handset and then working it’s way down to my first handset.
Sprint Touch (HTC Vogue)
Sprint Mogul (HTC Titan)
Palm Treo 700p
Sprint PPC-6700
LG PM-225 (used on secondary line)
Sanyo VM-4500
Sanyo 5300
Sanyo 5150
Samsung SCH-8500
Samsung SCH-6100
Samsung SCH-3500
Qualcomm QCP-2700
This is my short list of phones that I’ve own/used over the past 9 years with Sprint
Mobile Tech Addicts has done a kickass job of reviewing the HTC Touch Diamond. The review is very detailed with some tips on how to improve the speed of the Diamond’s 3D Touchflo. Thanks Chris!
Fairly old news, but I figured I would post it anyways.
While we were at Computex 2008, we were told by at least 3 ATI partners that the Radeon HD 4870 was not ready for launch anytime soon. We were also told that ATI had decided to delay the launch of their Radeon HD 4850 graphics card from June 18 to June 25, 2008. At first, we figured that ATI pushed back the Radeon HD 4850’s launch date to avoid the launch of the NVIDIA GTX 280 and GTX 260 graphics. Perhaps that was originally the reason but we now understand that the delay has also allowed them to…
Virgin Mobile USA Inc. is buying Helio LLC, a struggling cell phone carrier that was founded to bring the advanced features of South Korean phones to the U.S. market.
Virgin Mobile said Friday it would pay $39 million in stock for Helio, which has 170,000 subscribers, down from nearly 200,000 at the beginning of the year. Read the rest of this entry »
NEW YORK (AP)– Cell phones are becoming more useful devices for listening to music. Verizon Wireless is introducing Rhapsody’s subscription music service Monday, allowing its customers to download as much music as they want to their phones for $15 per month.
Digitimes is reporting that HTC will be making the Shadow II High Tech Computer (HTC) will be the contractor for T-Mobile USA’s forthcoming UMA (unlicensed mobile access)-enabled smartphone, the Shadow II, making the Taiwan-based handset maker a new supplier of UMA handsets for the US
Taiwan’s High Tech Computer (HTC), for example, has priced the Touch Diamond at NT$23,900 (US$785) for its home market, while Nokia estimates its new N96 smartphone will retail for €550 (US$855).
All three handsets are due on store shelves soon.
There are two main reasons Apple can charge so little for the new iPhone, iSuppli said Tuesday. First, mobile phone service providers will subsidize the handsets by paying Apple about US$300 per unit, iSuppli estimates. The other reason is the low cost of materials going into the handset.
I finally created a web blog! I will pretty much post whatever is on my mind or any new tech news that I find interesting.
Latest news about me: I accepted a new job at school. The job is a Programmer Analyst Assistant for Edinburg Regional Academic Health Center (E-RAHC), UT Pan American Campus. I start working for my new job on July 7th. Wish me luck!
NEW YORK – Mobile phones under development by Google Inc. and its partners face slipping delivery schedules, with the first phones not likely to arrive until late 2008, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday.
Google had said eight months ago that the first phones to be built under the Android partnership umbrella would come out in the second half of 2008 and commitments from various handset makers and carriers appear to support this initial commitment.
Last November, Google introduced its highly anticipated Android software system for designing mobile phone devices, in a move it promised could help the cell phone industry make the Internet work as smoothly on phones as it does on computers.
AIM for Windows Mobile Beta 2 has just been released. This application is really nice and it has great potential to be a really awesome program for Windwos Mobile.
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