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Skyfire is a free, downloadable mobile browser that delivers rich web media right to your phone, and the latest most recently updated version has just been made available to the public. This mobile browsing software is incredible. It allows you to play Flash content, video playback, utilize Ajax - with support for Silverlight, Quicktime, and Windows Media. [click to continue...]
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This tutorial will walk you every step of the way through installing, setting up and using SyncMate to sync your Windows Mobile device with your Mac.
Though SyncMate isn’t new, they’ve just released a version with a long awaited feature - the ability to sync using a locked Windows Mobile/Pocket PC device. The free version of SyncMate is limited to only syncing your Contacts and iCal calendar (and Google Contacts and/or Google Calendar) - but that’s more than enough for me. It’s also worth mentioning that you can also use SyncMate to mount your Windows Mobile device as a drive in OS X - and browse/transfer files to and from your Mac/device. Keep reading for the full walk-through. [click to continue...]
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This tutorial will guide you through setting up and using MidpSSH, an open source (free) SSH and telnet client for Java-capable cellphones and other mobile devices.
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This tutorial will show you how to install and setup Pocket Nester Plus, a NES emulator for your Windows Mobile Smartphone.
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This tutorial will guide you in using the voice-recognition enabled version of Live Search Mobile by Microsoft. Though the screenshots are specific to Windows Mobile, the steps are fairly similar for Blackberry and other mobile devices. [click to continue...]
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Yahoo! Go 3.0 Beta is now available for Windows Mobile devices. I thought I’d give it a spin, particularly because the upload to Flickr option seemed like it might be handy. This tutorial/review will walk you through installing, setting up and using Yahoo! Go 3.0 Beta. It will show you how to add additional widgets, perform searches, and use the Upload To Flickr widget.
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This tutorial will guide you through setting up and using WWWinamp, a Windows web server-like application that allows remote control of Winamp via any web browser. If you run a media server in your house and want to be able to control what’s playing in Winamp without having to go to that server, this is the program for you. [click to continue...]
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As long as there has been a Windows and a Mac OS, people have come up with themes to make one look like the other. This brief guide will show you how to install and set up the OS X Leopard skin for Windows Mobile Smartphones.
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Alright I admit it, I’ve drank the Twitter kool-aid. For a while I was in the “I don’t care what you’re doing right now” camp, but have since discovered that it really is a great way to keep up on current events, find interesting people and keep in touch. And like a number of geeks, I carry several mobile Internet devices at all times. So I gave as many mobile Twitter clients/services a try, and here’s what I’ve found.
| Name | Platform |
| ceTwit | Windows Mobile 6, Windows Mobile Smartphones |
| Hahlo | designed for iPhone/iPod Touch, probably works in any browser, web based |
| Jargong | see this page for supported phones |
| Jitter | Java. Any mobile phone with CLDC 1.0 / MIDP 1.0, which should be pretty much any phone supporting MIDlets. In other words, if you can run downloaded games on your phone, you can also run Jitter. |
| MobileTwitter | jailbroken iPhone or iPod Touch |
| PocketTweets | web based for the iPhone or iPod Touch |
| psychzzz | web based, should work on pretty much any browser |
| SQIJ | Windows Smartphone 2003SE, Windows PocketPC 2003SE, Windows Mobile 5/6 Smartphone, Windows Mobile 5/6 PocketPC |
| ThinCloud | designed for iPhone/iPod Touch, probably works in any browser, web based |
| Twitter2Go | web based, WAP or xHTML-MP interface |
| Twitter Email | any mobile phone that can send email |
| Twitteresce | Java J2ME enabled phone |
| Twitter Flashlite | FlashLite 2.x enabled device |
| Twitter IM | any mobile phone that supports Jabber, Gtalk and LiveJournal chat |
| Twitter Mobile Home | web |
| Twitter SMS | Any phone that supports sending SMS text messages |
| Twitter Webdebolsillo | web |
| TwitToday | Windows Mobile 5/6 touchscreen PDAs |
| Twapper | web |
| Twobile | Windows Mobile 5 or above Touch-screen device (no touch-screen=no work) |
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By installing Post to del.icio.us, a free addon for Internet Explorer Mobile, you can quickly add any site to your del.icio.us account. For full setup and usage instructions, keep reading.. [click to continue...]
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After a lot of messing around, I’ve finally figured it out. I hope this saves you some time.
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This brief tutorial will walk you through the steps required to access (and control) uTorrent from your mobile device (phone, PDA, wi-fi mp3 player etc). [click to continue...]
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This tutorial will guide you through the steps to converting an existing video file to a .wmv (Windows Media Video) to play on your Windows Mobile device. [click to continue...]
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Office Mobile 6.1 has been released for Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC and Windows Mobile 6 devices. The upgrade is a free download and will allow you to open and edit Office 2007 documents from Word (.docx), Excel (.xlsx) and Powerpoint 2007 (pptx).
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This article will take you through the steps to set up and sync your Windows Mobile device with a PC running Windows Vista. [click to continue...]
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