If you guys would have read about XDA Flame , the first Pocket PC to hold off the nVidia GoForce 5500 Graphics processor, yes, a graphics processor for your pocket pc! I just came accross a promotional video of the chip over YouTube and thought I might share it to you guys. Watch it down..
Navideo is a multi purpose application for your PDA and PC that
combines navigation with mobile communication. Exchange your GPS
location with others by clicking just one button! Send SOS messages
including your exact position for emergency assistance! Display
incoming positions or set them as a target for navigation! Run Navideo
either in standalone mode or in conjunction with additional navigation
software such as TomTom Navigator! Save your position or track your
journey and display it later on a map in Google Maps/Earth or Microsoft
Autoroute! Years of travel fit on your PDA!
Y'all know that Microsoft bought a really annoying feature in WM5 as the Digital Signing security. It prompts before installing any application that was unsigned. Its absurd for developers to sign a cab file for expensive prices when they release an application that is merely free or charged at lower prices. End-users already know that they are installing an applicaton that they have downloaded from so and so place. So what is the point in having this prompt? Has it ever served any purpose? Hackers and Trojans always find a better way to creep into your devices. Hopefully no big life-threatng ones exist to date.
So here in WM6, this feature has shown some improvement.
Certificate Installer built into the platform
Installs CER, P7B, and PFX files
No more Access Denied messages.
Installs certs to the ROOT, Intermediate, and MY store
Wildcard Certificate support for SSL"
Yes, this might be too technical for you. Simply to say, There will be no annoying prompts AFAIK. Lets wait and watch!
US Congress has changed the dates for Daylight Saving Time (DST) starting 2007 followed by adopting similar DST dates. These
changes could cause clocks and Microsoft Outlook calendar appointments on
Windows Mobile-powered devices to display incorrect times for March 11 – April
1, 2007 and October 28 – November 4, 2007 and again in subsequent years because
Daylight Saving Time (DST) will now start three weeks earlier (2:00 a.m. on the
second Sunday in March) and will end one week later (2:00 a.m. on the first
Sunday in November).
Toshiba announced their new Pocket PC, the G900 at the 3GSM World Congress. This device is pretty
unique, featuring a 3" WVGA (800x480) screen, Yes! A WVGA! Beyond that, it has a Biometric Fingerprint security sensor at the back. I can think of my old iPAQ which had the same long ago. And this same sensor also acts like a mouse. It letsyou scroll though the menus.
It is a Triband UMTS and HSDPA Pocket PC with a
full QWERTY keyboard. See more pictures below..
Here comes another GPS Pocket PC Phone device from MiTAC. Only WM5 with AKU 3.5 (no WM6), 201MHz TI OMAP 850 processor, 2.7" QVGA
screen, 64/128 RAM/ROM capacity, quad-band GSM, SiRFstar III GPS chip,
and Bluetooth 2.0. Unfortunately, there's no 3G wireless (Edge GPRS
instead) and no WiFi.
Do you ever get interested in buying a device with WM5 when WM6 is announced? Neither do I! But this device looks a little pleasing to me in shape and size. Hope we get an upgrade to WM6 atleast after the device is launched.
High Tech Computer Corp., as y'all know, the
world’s leading provider of Microsoft Windows Mobile powered devices,
launched three smart devices from its Q1 2007 product portfolio at the
3GSM World Congress Conference and Exhibition. These ground-breaking
devices showcase the latest in mobile convergence for both consumer and
enterprise audiences and epitomize HTC’s commitment to developing
innovative, appealing and category-defining form factors and
applications.
Y'all know that Microsoft bought a really annoying feature in WM5 as the Digital Signing security. It prompts before installing any application that was unsigned. Its absurd for developers to sign a cab file for expensive prices when they release an application that is merely free or charged at lower prices. End-users already know that they are installing an applicaton that they have downloaded from so and so place. So what is the point in having this prompt? Has it ever served any purpose? Hackers and Trojans always find a better way to creep into your devices. Hopefully no big life-threatng ones exist to date.
Sony' new XBR Series
The XBR8 series is the first to arrive with the crowning glory being the 55-inch KDL-55XBR8.
World' smallest projector
WVGA resolution and 25Lm tossed into a 55x46x26 mm case makes it the smallest projector made to date.
Secret behind cheap UMPCs
What else would explain the circulation of new UMPC devices at rock bottom prices?
LG' Picture perfect phone
LG’s obsession with camera devices continues! Check out the LG KC550 which is the cheapest camera phone ever.
Quadcore on Notebooks
Who said that Quad cores were meant only for servers? Get em' on your laptops too!
