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Thursday, December 18th, 2008 |
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Alltel just announced a handy little application to allow subscribers to quickly and easily access their web-based e-mail from all Windows Mobile smartphones as well as the Samsung Delve, the LG Scoop, the Samsung Hue, the Motorola MotoRAZR V3a and MotoK1m. For the more enterprising folks out there, Alltel Mobile E-mail will support Outlook Web Access, as well as offer Workgroup Connector for small and medium-businesses to handle POP/IMAP e-mail traffic on one of their computers.
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Thursday, December 18th, 2008 |
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KODAK Gallery has launched its KODAK Gallery iPhone App, which will be available on Apple ’s iPhone Store. This iPhone app will give users easy access to their Gallery pictures and make uploading pictures to their online KODAK Gallery photo albums a cinch. Some of the features of the KODAK Gallery app include:
- Browsing your entire KODAK Gallery collection right from iPhone, view pictures in slideshow or shake it up mode
- Easy uploading of new shots direct from iPhone to a KODAK Gallery account for safekeeping in secure online albums
- Simple sharing of Gallery pictures with people on your iPhone contact list
- Takes advantage of popular iPhone features like opening albums by tapping the photo, zoom and tilt to view photos in landscape or portrait.
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Thursday, November 6th, 2008 |
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Wacom recently introduced its new multi-touch solution at WinHEC 2008, letting users not only navigate but control a computer with multiple fingers ala iPhone and iPod touch. The Wacom tablet is small enough in size, allowing them to release it in multiple sizes. Features include a speed of 100 fps, a pointing accuracy of within 0.5mm and a resolution of 200 ppi.
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Saturday, October 4th, 2008 |
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Microsoft is still working on bringing the Zune interface to Windows Mobile devices, according to company chief Steve Ballmer.
After all, current Windows-powered smartphones aren’t exactly user friendly when it comes to multimedia playback, and it does take some sort of technical know how to get things up and running.
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Tuesday, September 30th, 2008 |
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Broadcom is working on merging Wi-Fi connectivity into its range of GPS navigation chips, allowing not only cell phones but other similarly equipped devices to use the local network for positioning.
It does so by using known Wi-Fi access points, triangulating them into a rough map location whenever GPS connectivity becomes spotty or unavailable, helping one generate a GPS lock much faster in urban canyons, indoors or tunnels. The iPhone 3G is one of the first few handsets that utilize this feature.
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Friday, September 26th, 2008 |
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Adobe Systems has released its famous Photoshop software for cell phones. Photoshop.com Mobile is touted to be the “easiest way to upload, view, and share photos online from your Windows Mobile phone”, and is currently available as a free download in beta format.
This download is restructed to folks living in the US only though, and functions with a handful of Windows Mobile-powered smartphones.
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Friday, September 26th, 2008 |
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Pixelpipe has come up with a painless uploading option. This program is compatible with Flickr, Picasa, Blogger and nearly 50 other sites, and a single upload routine will move your content across all those compatible social networks, photo/video and blog services.
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Friday, September 26th, 2008 |
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Quickoffice has released its new application for the iPhone/iPhone 3G/iPod touch known as MobileFiles.
This free application lets one access MobileMe iDisk files directly from an iPhone or iPod touch, something that was previously unavailable to current users. Just like the iPhone’s user interface, MobileFiles is a snap to use and comes with a very low learning curve.
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Friday, September 26th, 2008 |
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Quickoffice has recently release eOffice 4.5, the newest native mobile office suite that CrackBerry addicts can use to more efficiently manage their email attachments and office files while on-the-go.
The software, compatible with phones running BlackBerry 4.5 and pre-4.5 operating systems, also includes support for Google Docs and Spreadsheets and is available at the special introductory rate of $29.95 through Dynoplex.
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Thursday, August 28th, 2008 |
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Last month, Skydeck released the beta version of its mobile phone app. By the end of the year, the 1-year-old company plans to formally launch the application and itself, according to CEO Jason Devitt.
Skydeck’s software allows users to keep track of and search through their cell phone calls much as they would their e-mail.
Devitt declined Tuesday to say how many people have signed up to use the software. But at a dinner of venture capitalists and startup execs, he said the take up has been good and is meeting his expectations.
The early adopters are professionals, such as sales people, lawyers and real estate agents, he said. The company expects to make money by offering business applications, including one to work with Salesforce.com software.
[Via: Uberpulse]
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