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The Windows Mobile development community is always coming up with new ways to make our Windows Mobile devices ever better.
Ever wish you could use your Windows Mobile device to browse through YouTube’s full-fledged site instead of the mobile version? How about listening to MySpace’s music player through your WinMo smartphone? Well, with a neat little media player called TCPMP and a couple plug-ins from [Only Registered and Activated Users Can See Links. Click Here To Register...], you can rock out to all the YouTube videos and MySpace music your little heart desires.
You’ll have to download and install the TCPMP media player on your WM device, and then grab the plug-ins. [Only Registered and Activated Users Can See Links. Click Here To Register...] will let you browse full YouTube videos. [Only Registered and Activated Users Can See Links. Click Here To Register...] will give you MySpace music. Find all the details you need [Only Registered and Activated Users Can See Links. Click Here To Register...].
Go get ‘em folks! The full version of MySpace and YouTube is just a couple clicks away!
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VITO Technology releases a new version of VITO AudioPlayer. This easy-to-use Windows Mobile player runs swiftly and has the basic playback features.
VITO AudioPlayer has become closer to you as now it can be set as a default player. Now it is easier to access the player and play your favorite music with VITO AudioPlayer. Another feature added is that instead of multiple taps for rewinding a song you can just press-and-hold the right or left arrow on joystick to rewind or fast forward the recording.
VITO AudioPlayer has become even more user-friendly as it now pauses during the phone call and continues playing after it's over. Smart enough, isn't it? Besides, while playing audio files it doesn't interrupt when stumbling over files with not supported audio format.
VITO AudioPlayer is available for $ 9.95 at [Only Registered and Activated Users Can See Links. Click Here To Register...].
VITO Technology Inc. is known for its high-tech products in the field of Windows Mobile and Symbian software, GPS navigation and custom projects. Introduced in the present article VITO AudioPlayer is an easy-to-use Windows Mobile audio player that runs swiftly and has the basic playback features including audio book functionality. Useful links: [Only Registered and Activated Users Can See Links. Click Here To Register...]
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Microsoft getting into the mobile content business by acquiring Musiwave
[Only Registered and Activated Users Can See Links. Click Here To Register...]Nokia has a music store, albeit only in the UK right now. Sony Ericsson will be launching Play Now Arena in the first half of next year. Now Microsoft has just purchased Musiwave for an undisclosed sum, giving them a foot in the content delivery business. Musiwave wasn’t a very profitable company, but they did have relationships with over 30 operators world wide. They offer not only full music tracks, but ringbacks, ringtones and anything else a 14 year old would spend their allowance money on to make your life a living hell. Looking at the trend it is becoming increasingly obvious that makers of devices and mobile operating systems have come to the realization that in order to grow they need to expand past their core business models.
Microsoft makes money every time you purchase one of their devices, period. Same can currently be said about Nokia and Sony Ericsson. Changing that paradigm of single point of purchase to continues revenue generator is going to be a dangerous and risky walk across a tight rope. The power of the operators is diminishing, no doubt about that, but they still hold the reins of control.
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Apparently, Taiwan-based Asustek will be launching the Windows Mobile 6 powered Communicator device, M930, somewhere in Q1 2007. According to French site [Only Registered and Activated Users Can See Links. Click Here To Register...], the upcoming device will have a shape similar to the one of the Nokia Communicator series, sporting two screens - external for basic phone functionality and the bigger internal alongside the full QWERTY keyboard.
As for the specs, we should expect virtually everything - including HSDPA, GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth, 3.2 MP camera with auto-focus, FM tuner, 256MB of Flash ROM and 180MB of RAM. In addition, the PDA phone will run on Marvel PXA27x 520 MHz CPU and will utilize the latest version of Microsoft’s mobile OS - Windows Mobile 6. Can’t wait to get my hands one…
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Get Keys on Keyboard Zoomed with ZoomBoard! Tapping & sliding for accurate typing November 22, 2007 - VITO Technology releases much expected ZoomBoard, an onscreen keyboard with zoomed preview for comfortable and accurate typing. You will always type the right letter no matter where you tap on the keyboard as you may slide your finger across the keys and see them through a magnifying glass.
ZoomBoard allows quick and accurate typing on Windows Mobile Pocket PC. Typing with this keyboard is as easy as sliding finger across the screen. When you tap a key there appears a magnifying glass just above the keyboard with a zoomed image of letters. The magnifying glass displays the zoomed letter under your finger and the nearest letters as well. This way you know where to slide your finger to type the proper letter. The key highlighted with red in the magnifying glass is ready to type. Slide over the necessary letter until it gets red and release finger to type this letter.
Whatever you type on your Pocket PC ZoomBoard will make this task easier as you can forget the stylus altogether. From now on you can type just by tapping and sliding. SMS chatting on your Pocket PC is going to be a real fun now that you type as quickly as your finger slides! Your typing will become more accurate as well. Tapped a wrong letter? Just slide your finger over the right letter and release it.
ZoomBoard is available for $ 9.95 at [Only Registered and Activated Users Can See Links. Click Here To Register...].
VITO Technology Inc. is known for its high-tech products in the field of Windows Mobile and Symbian software, GPS navigation and custom projects. Introduced in the present article ZoomBoard is an onscreen keyboard with a zoomed preview for accurate typing on Windows Mobile Pocket PC. Useful links:[Only Registered and Activated Users Can See Links. Click Here To Register...] [Only Registered and Activated Users Can See Links. Click Here To Register...] [Only Registered and Activated Users Can See Links. Click Here To Register...]
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VITO Technology releases ZoomBoard; Adds iPhone-like virtual keyboard to Windows Mobi
We’ve already covered two virtual keyboard applications for Windows Mobile devices - [Only Registered and Activated Users Can See Links. Click Here To Register...] and [Only Registered and Activated Users Can See Links. Click Here To Register...]. Now, Vito Technology is also releasing its own version of such application, giving users of the Windows Mobile powered devices yet another option to choose from.
According to Vito, their newly launched [Only Registered and Activated Users Can See Links. Click Here To Register...] allows users with touchscreen enabled smartphones to quickly and accurately type with their fingers. The application sports such features as screen sliding for accurate typing and zoom preview, making misprints hardly possible.
ZoomBoard is free to trial and the full version costs only $9.95…
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McAfee, Symantec release anti-virus apps for Windows Mobile
Just in case you don’t feel secure enough about your Windows Mobile device, two of the leading anti-malware developers has announced their anti-virus and anti-trojan solutions for Windows Mobile platform. As you’ve probably guessed from the title of this post, it’s McAfee and Symantec which have announced VirusScan Mobile and Norton Smartphone Security respectively, with latter also announcing support for Symbian v9 (S60 3rd edition and UIQ 3) based devices — even though we still have to see any serious threat for the Symbian 9 platform.
Anyway, if you crave for additional security - these two apps will certainly help you sleep better (and longer). More information is available on [Only Registered and Activated Users Can See Links. Click Here To Register...] and [Only Registered and Activated Users Can See Links. Click Here To Register...] websites.
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November 27, 2007 - VITO Technology releases a new version of VITO RingtoneEditor. VITO RingtoneEditor v1.2 allows you to choose more precisely the start and finish points of the ringtone. BlackJack and MotoQ users now can also enjoy making their own ringtones with RingtoneEditor.
In the new version of VITO RingtoneEditor creating ringtones is still as simple as listening to your favorite songs and selecting a part of it by setting the start and finish points. Only now it is much easier to set the exact start and finish positions for your ringtone.
After choosing the Start position for a ringtone RingtoneEditor starts replaying a short part of the song from this place and you can choose the exact moment for your ringtone to start. The same happens when you press Finish button.
The new version of VITO RingtoneEditor supports famous BlackJack and Moto Q including other devices with the same screen resolution. With VITO RingtoneEditor you can easily create as many ringtones as you wish from your favorite music. The slider showing the song progress has become more informative. When you start making ringtone the scroll box becomes highlighted. Now it is clearly seen what part of the song is chosen for the ringtone.
VITO RingtoneEditor is available for $ 9.95 at www.vitotechnology.com.
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Not to come off too chauvinistic, but it would appear that it’s a man’s world afterall - at least as far as Windows Mobile is concerned. A study conducted by Microsoft found that only 14.6% of the Windows Mobile users are women, 85.4% of users being of the male persuasion. Could it be Microsoft’s (Windows Mobile’s) penchant for designing their user interface with a priority on function? Windows Mobile devices tend to be more logically and straight-forwardly designed then their fashion-oriented brethren, could it have something to do with the “eye-candy” factor?
Now, before you go off on a tirade about how men and women are created equal, women are just as logical as men, have use for straight-forward designs, and all that jazz, just know that we’re all for women being considered on the same playing field as men. But, the fact remains that women prefer “prettier” colors, sleeker designs, and more attractive user interfaces - is it any wonder that Windows Mobile devices are more appealing to men, while fashion-phones like the [Only Registered and Activated Users Can See Links. Click Here To Register...]are geared towards the female side?
Windows Mobile had better start thinking more about design and the “eye-candy” factor if it hope to attract more women into using the WinMo platform. Afterall, [Only Registered and Activated Users Can See Links. Click Here To Register...] belong to women.
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China Mobile testing an unnamed TD-SCDMA Windows Mobile handset
As far as we know, Chinese 3G network is just around the corner eagerly waiting to be tested during the Summer Olympic Games in Beijing next August. The largest carrier in the country, China Mobile, expects to finish building 3G networks in eight cities by the end of this year and at least 10 more by the time of Olympics.
As part of the its network rollout, China Mobile is testing multiple devices with one of them apparently running Windows Mobile 6. That’s certainly a good news for frequent business travelers to China, who at least from the start won’t be able to use their existing 3G smartphone in the “world’s fastest growing economy.” With the release of the first Windows Mobile devices in the country, they will be able to do their syncing via Chinese 3G network.
Apparently, the upcoming device supports both TD-SCDMA and GSM/GPRS networks, and boasts such things as 2.4″ touchscreen, 3 MP camera and microSD memory slot. The manufacturer is still unknown, but there are some clues pointing to Taiwan’s Inventec Appliances (IAC) and Zhejiang Holley Communications (Holley Comm). We’ll see…
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Windows mobile news
The Windows Mobile development community is always coming up with new ways to make our Windows Mobile devices ever better.
We’ve already covered two virtual keyboard applications for Windows Mobile devices - [Only Registered and Activated Users Can See Links. 
Just in case you don’t feel secure enough about your Windows Mobile device, two of the leading anti-malware developers has announced their anti-virus and anti-trojan solutions for Windows Mobile platform. As you’ve probably guessed from the title of this post, it’s McAfee and Symantec which have announced VirusScan Mobile and Norton Smartphone Security respectively, with latter also announcing support for Symbian v9 (S60 3rd edition and UIQ 3) based devices — even though we still have to see any serious threat for the Symbian 9 platform.
Not to come off too chauvinistic, but it would appear that it’s a man’s world afterall - at least as far as Windows Mobile is concerned. A study conducted by Microsoft found that only 14.6% of the Windows Mobile users are women, 85.4% of users being of the male persuasion. Could it be Microsoft’s (Windows Mobile’s) penchant for designing their user interface with a priority on function? Windows Mobile devices tend to be more logically and straight-forwardly designed then their fashion-oriented brethren, could it have something to do with the “eye-candy” factor?
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