Teksoft’s A2DPToggle is a tiny little application that runs on both Windows Mobile Professional and Classic operating environments, so it’s compatible with both Touch and non Touch screen devices.

It allows the user to easily switch the audio output on their device, cycling through Speaker/Speakerphone and A2DP Bluetooth Device. All this is done through a neat interface that offers two display styles for the Windows Mobile Professional platform devices. It also comes with a Settings applet that allows you to automatically enable the A2DP Bluetooth when pressing play and stop buttons on the interface or have it launch a specific application. Also, this is the place where you’d set the Figner Friendly mode. As far as Smartphones are concerned, to toggle the A2DP mode on or off, use the Icon in Programs to tap on it in order to enable A2DP then tap again to disable it.

This application is free to download. For more details make sure you visit the Help and Comments section on its site.

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I bet you didn't think you'd see holographic 3D imaging on a smartphone so soon. Well, Pauloke of XDA-Developers has written a little proof-of-concept application for the Touch Diamond. It uses the accelerometer in the Touch Diamond to alter the angle of view of some 3D graphics in order to make them appear three dimensional. As you tilt the device and look from different angles, it seems like you're looking at spherical objects floating in a 3D tunnel.

You can download the application from the XDA-Devlopers thread here. The developer's original YouTube video is here, but WMPoweruser.com has a better video:

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When a student asked Steve Ballmer "Why is still relevant and why is it worth spending money on rendering engines when there are open source ones available that can respond to changes in Web standards faster," the CEO responded that the question was "cheeky" and offered some pondering that Microsoft is looking into WebKit.

Webkit is the mobile browser rendering engine behind Apple's Safari and Safari for the iPhone browsers, Nokia's browser, and the Google Chrome browser.

According to Mac rumor website AppleInsider, Microsoft could still adopt the open-source Webkit browser and add proprietory extensions and features that differentiate the Internet Explorer from other browsers. Furthermore, an investment in Webkit standards could also make it possible for Microsoft to update Internet Explorer and Pocket Internet Explorer, which hasn't seen an update in years. While the desktop version of Internet Explorer is now on its 8.0 release, Pocket Internet Explorer was only released in 6.0 version to manufacturers recently.

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According to Pocket PC Thoughts, a recent video taken from PDC 2008 is now being shown on Channel 9 of Microsoft's Developer Network encouraging developers to build Silverlight applications and making them compatible with Windows Mobile. To view the video, go to Channel 9.

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I was reminded of this tip from Adam's T-Mobile G1 review that we just posted. It works just for touchscreen devices: if you're in your Programs list, you can quickly jump to Windows Live, for example, by pressing the "W" on your keyboard. If you've got a long list of programs, this could save time.

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... touch screen smart phone available in North America. It was running Windows Mobile, then known as Pocket PC Phone Edition and, at the time, was the most powerful Smartphone around. That was six years ago. Now, T-Mobile has released.

The possibility of there being a Windows Mobile 6.5 fell in the "rumor" column after Motorola CEO casually mentioned it in a conference call. Now have official word from Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer that this rumor is reality. This news came as a surprise to the community - as we had our eyes on Windows Mobile 7 and hadn't had any indication that there would be a release inbetween.

If you want to hear his comments, click on to the Telstra Live Webcast, then pick the Q&A Session 2 in the drop down below the video, and go to around 12 minutes, where he answers a question about the next 12, 18, 24 months of Windows Mobile:

With releases we'll make this year - releases we'll make with 6.5 next year, Windows Mobile 7, I think we have a pretty interesting roadmap.

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Now, with our AJAX-based threaded commenting system, it's super easy to comment and even rate comments. Note that all previous news posts will still use the old commenting system (so that we don't lose any), and everything going forward will use the new system. We'll be rolling this out into our reviews in short time.

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Let's consider both of these devices. The Touch Pro sports a flush touchscreen along with a panel of flush hardware buttons below. The front of the device seems to almost have one uniform piece of glass covering it. The sides are covered with two tones of black. The rear has a unique faceted backing, with a brush-metal triangle towards the top containing two circles outlined in polished metal that contain the camera and flash.

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AT&T already has a pretty extensive WiFi network after taking over WiFi access at Starbucks from rival T-Mobile. The telecommunications giant wants to be even more ubiquitous with a planned acquisition of Wayport WiFi locations, which would bring AT&T into McDonald's and hotels. According to CNET, the deal will result in AT&T forking over $275 million in cash. AT&T will have a grand total of 80,000 hotspots globally, 20,000 of which will be in the US.

More recently, AT&T has unleashed its WiFi access to iPhone users. AT&T also announced that the new BlackBerry Bold will be able to have free access to its networks. Hopefully, upcoming Windows Mobile devices will have the same free privileges. The free access is a win-win for the carrier and consumers. Consumers will have access to faster data than even the 3G network that is available to them while the carrier will have reduced strain on its network as a result of switching people over to WiFi.

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In this video that follows the unboxing, we cover the hardware and software of the Sprint Touch Pro. We find that the hardware, including the keyboard, is nearly identical to the original Touch Pro that was released in Europe, but adds heavy chrome accents that gives the device a high-end feel.

Inside, the Sprint Touch Pro has a Qualcomm 528MB CPU, running with about 330MB of available ROM and 203MB of available RAM. It has a 2.8" VGA touchscreen, assisted GPS, WiFi b & g, Bluetooth 2.0 + EDR, and USB 2.0. On the rear is a 3.2MP camera with flash, and behind the battery cover is a slot for microSD expansion.

TouchFLO 3D has been visually redesigned for Sprint, though the core functionality is still the same. We find an icon on TouchFLO 3D for Sprint TV, which is just a rebranded version of MobiTV. Over EVDO, the video is smooth, but I wish it were higher resolution to take advantage of the fantastic VGA screen on the Touch Pro.

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If you are running Windows Mobile 6 you probably noticed that ActiveSync is most of the times running in background. By doing that it eats up valuable system resources/memory.

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The Omnia as we currently know it has a resolution that is WQVGA, which is wide QVGA resolution at 400 X 240. Samsung is updating the Omnia, naming it the T*Omnia, according to Engadget Mobile, which resembles the old model but ups the resolution to WVGA. The resolution would make the Omnia a keyboard-less version of the Sony XPERIA X1. Koreans will get the new T*Omnia November 20th on SK Telecom.

The Omnia that will be coming to US carriers AT&T and Verizon Wireless should be of the VQVGA model so don't hold your breath just yet for the higher resolution display.

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