Tuesday, May 13, 2008

Free Stuff For Your Cell Phone

In My Humble Opinion reports: Free Stuff For Your Cell Phone: "Owning a cell phone can be expensive, so if there is a way of getting free stuff that makes your life easier how great would that be? This article includes several free (and some low cost) cell phone/text message related services that you can use for free."

I am getting ready to write a new article about cool things that you can do with your cellphone for this site, and I recently found an older article that I wrote that had some really good content. Check it out...

Wednesday, May 07, 2008

Skyfire mobile browser updates, gets predictive

Webware reports: "The youngest mobile browser to hit the scene can do quite a few more tricks after this week's feature-enhancement and bug-fixing release."

I am still waiting for my request to be approved to be a apart of the closed beta.

Tuesday, May 06, 2008

HTC Touch Diamond officially unveiled

Crave reports: "As expected, HTC officially took the wraps off the HTC Touch Diamond at a press conference in London Tuesday and great googly moogly, does this thing look hot! Not only does it look sexy from the outside with its sleek, black casing, but the Touch Diamond also features a revamped TouchFlo 3D interface that gives you a more animated and easier way to access your contacts, messages, and other content. You can do all this via the Diamond's gorgeous 2.8-inch, 680x480 VGA (yes, that's right, VGA) touch screen; plus, there's a new touch-sensitive control below the display to help you out."

This is the new HTC iPhone Killer. I would love to play with one these devices. Although, I think I will stay with AT&T Tilt.

Sunday, May 04, 2008

Lose Your Phone Charger While Traveling? No Problem...



If you've ever lost your cell phone charger when you're traveling, you know how problematic that can be. After all, without your charger, your mobile...

Wednesday, April 23, 2008

Tip: Viewing Any RSS from Your Phone

There is a quick way to make any RSS feed easily viewable on mobile phones by utilizing Google reader. On your phone open the web browser, and add the URL to any RSS feed after the following web address: www.google.com/reader/m/view/feed/.

For example: http://www.google.com/reader/m/view/feed/http://windowsmobiletips.blogspot.com/atom.xml this is what the RSS feed for my blog would look like.

Tuesday, April 22, 2008

BillShrink: Find the Cheapest Cellular Plan That's Right for You

AppScout reports: "Most people won't say they love their cellular providers. The most you'll get from people is that they don't necessarily hate their providers, and that's only if they haven't been stuck with fees, inflated bills, or a dozen dropped calls that month. So what do you do when you're wondering whether your cellular contract really is best for your calling habits? BillShrink can help you answer that question, and at the same time suggest other carriers, phones, and plans that you might like better or may save you some money."

I think the excerpt says it all. If you want to know more about the site read the article.

New Satellite Phone Runs Windows Mobile, Has No Visible Antenna

Gearlog reports: "The dreamers, they have their dreams. One of the big dreams for 2009-10, it seems, is new, hybrid satellite/cellular phones that work everywhere, but don't look like Cro-Magnon rock-hewing tools. MSV's Lost-style handset is supposedly coming in 2010, but it may be beaten to market by Elektrobit's sleek Windows Mobile satellite phone, which is supposedly arriving in 2009 and looks like a Motorola Q."

Who need cellular, when you have satellite? I wonder if all the next generation wireless service will be satellite (or a cellular hybrid) service?

Sunday, April 20, 2008

News: World's 1st Intel Atom mobile phone with Windows Vista - LaptopLogic.com

LaptopLogic reports: "Japan will unleash a new PC-like cell phone based on Intel's new processor and Windows Vista.

Sharp Willcom introduced the world's first cell phone using Intel's Centrino Atom processor and runs on Windows Vista in Japan. Intel Atom promises to offer more power for mobile devices without consuming much battery life."

If you can run full of Windows Vista on that phone, you can bet that people will install other OSs on it like Windows XP, Linux, etc.