Lately the second generation Touch HD a.k.a. HTC Leo has captured our attention a lot. The good old Touch HD seems to have some lockup issues right now but HTC is not the one to be complained.

A new concept in calling your favorite contact is created by TecAce software company for Samsung Omnia II PocketPc that looks stunningly nice but fails badly upon usage. Read below to find out why.

Who doesn’t know that necessity is the mother of invention? Although HTC has made a nice finger friendly volume control sliders replacing the old, small volume pop-up sliders of Windows Mobile OS, it is available only to newer PocketPc phones with Touch Flo and that made an xda-member to make one for himself and went half way through.

We reported about AT&T’ poor service and it's rating as the worst carrier in US couple of weeks ago. Now the fact is confirmed by its CEO and aims to improve it either by charging more money or offering incentives for those who use less of their service.

 We ain’t sure what’s wrong with promoting their own Windows Mobile platform but a recent marketing strategy suggests a secret deal between Microsoft and RIM Blackberry. Meanwhile, Samsung enjoys in the middle.

Experienced PocketPc users will know on first sight at Titanium that it might have been created in one night with no special features. It’s like something just made to replace the old Today screen in the new Windows Mobile 6.5. Here’s how you can improve it.

Remember the Samsung Omnia II that was recently launched on Verizon networks? The Pocket Pc is bundled with an excellent keyboard namely Swype and it has already been ripped so you could use it on your Pocket Pc too.

Right from the old 2003 version of Windows Mobile OS, we were able to set our Owner Information such as Name, Contact number, email address and so on but the newer Windows Mobile 6.5 is missing such important setting. Here’s how you can enable it.

Heard of Open Street Map? Neither did we until now, but it looks like tomorrow it might be an alternative to the big Google Maps or Bing Maps as it gets a Windows Mobile PocketPc client today.

SportyPal is an excellent free software to track your exercise and workout data right on your Pocket PC. Now with easy finger friendly user interface and social networking support.

Remember the upcoming LG eXpo Pocket PC phone with Projector and finger print sensors that we mentioned couple of days ago? You don’t need to wait for someone to do the un-boxing video, LG has done it already with some nerds in office.

Last week we reported about a defective camera in the new Touch HD 2 Pocket PC phones and now HTC has provided a fix for the same.