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Nokia Sabre Leaked Shot
Nokia and Microsoft were unholy joined in Windows Phone 7 matrimony ahead of MWC 2011 and now, seven months later we’re almost near the announcement of the first Nokia Windows Phone 7.5 Mango smartphones. [click to continue…]
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New reports from research company NPD claims that 44% of current and future U.S. smartphone owners are considering Windows Phone 7 handsets. NPD’s reports claim Windows Phone 7 to be the best bet for the future platform. [click to continue…]
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Windows Mobile
| 2Q ’08 | 2Q ’09 | Comment | |
| Smartphones sold in | 32.3 million | 41.0 million | 27 % increase over 2Q ’08 |
| Windows Mobile units | 3.87 million | 3.81 million | 9.3 percent of the smartphone market in 2Q ’09 |
In short, smartphones are selling well, but Windows Mobile smartphones are having a hard time catching up with the new boys in town. With Windows Mobile 6.5 devices which should be hitting the shelves soon, and rumors that Windows Mobile 7.0 will come out sometime in the 1st 2010 there is still some hope for Windows Mobile. via arstechnica.com
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If you use a custom ROM, chances are you might have used schap’s RSS Hub @ some point of time for RSS feeds. But are there any free alternative for those who are reluctant to Flash their devices. BeyondPod is an Open Source, RSS feed reader and podcast manager for Microsoft Smartphone and Pocket PC. Using BeyondPod you can subscribe for RSS feeds, read the feed content, download and listen to associated podcasts directly on your mobile device.
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SpeakerPhone – Auto On v1.04 will automatically turn on your speakerphone. While the application is running, when an incoming call is received, the speakerphone of your device will automatically turn ON when you receive the call.
You can also automatically activate the speakerphone when you are making an outgoing call by checking the Outgoing ON in the menu.
It should work on smartphone and PocketPC WM5/WM6
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This new gem from Qisda supports 802.16e WiMAX as well as GSM / GPRS / EDGE networks. Reportedly, the smartphone is a test device used in the M-Taiwan initiative to promote WiMAX, and aside from handling voice calls via (almost) any flavor of wireless protocol, you’ll also find the underlying OS is Windows Mobile 6.1.
Source : 
engadget.com
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Keepass has a PC application , 2 Windows mobile application ( KeePassSD [ppc and smartphone] & KeePassPPC [ pocketpc only] ) and a Java application. The applications are opensource so u can get the source and play around with it to bend it to your needs.
So whats KeePass and why do you need it?
Today you need to remember many passwords. You need a password for the Windows network logon, your e-mail account, your homepage’s ftp password, online passwords (like CodeProject member account), etc. etc. etc. The list is endless. Also, you should use different passwords for each account. Because if you use only one password everywhere and someone gets this password you have a problem… A serious problem. The thief would have access to your e-mail account, homepage, etc. Unimaginable.
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Games
schlubadub: Yawn, they should think about extending Nook to other countries first. I can’t get any of this in Australia (even via web). [Posted from the 1800PocketPC app]
Nick: Nice work, cool ideas. Now, let’s hope MS has something to say in the joint-venture since B&N is not paying any attention to designers. In some ways, MS Reader was ten times better...
fatfingur: I’m not saying this mockup is legit or real. My only point is that using comic sans does not make you unprofessional. Balsamiq is a professional wireframing tool used by pros....
simphf: One paragraph reads ‘NOOK for Android’. Ha [Posted from the 1800PocketPC app]
Hog: Almost forgot, are you going to enter the Nokia X Challenge for over 2 million in prize money? The info.is at Nokia Conversations and with your IT background. Lots of ideas swirl around in my... Hog: Very nice. I’m not familiar with the Nook at all for content but I really like your design. I hope the Barnes app is made available for all windows phones also. [Posted from the...
Richard Clubb: Where are the rest of the teams”
moe1up: Nice work. Make me consider reading more if it looks this nice.
Lee: Super Application for Windows Phone 7
Xmel: Cool!!! At last there’s a stereomood on wp7!
