OhGizmo! Review - EPOS Digital Pen & USB Flash Drive Gadgets, Site Feeds, ohgizmo.com No Comments » By Andrew Liszewski When I first read about this whole ‘digital pen’ trend a year or so ago, I really wasn’t sure if there was a market for the devices as most people now rely on computers, cellphones and PDAs when it comes to communicating or jotting down notes. But based on the feedback I got from my review of the FLY Fusion Pentop Computer there’s definitely a large group of consumers

Flash Card Manager is software for Windows XP, Vista and Windows Mobile Pocket PC that lets you create and efficiently review a set of tens or

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But I was not in the first round (or first few rounds for that matter) of the beta and so had to be contented with the reviews made by those who were lucky enough to get into the beta. Well, earlier this week my luck finally changed and I was finally allowed in. I downloaded my Skyfire

The guys @ 4WinMobile have put up a neat review of the new SPB Shell 2.0 for Windows Mobile. This new version retains the today plugin seen in the previous version. The Now Screen provides World Time as well as weather information. ...

The Redfly is a laptop-shaped device that greatly extends the capabilities of many smartphones. This upcoming product can be used to give a Windows Mobile device a larger display, full keyboard, trackpad, and USB ports. Ed Hardy brings us a review.

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In the previous two videos on this "Sync" series we talked about the touch-screen version of the in-car computer on Ford, Lincoln, and Mercury vehicles as well as it's Bluetooth capabilities. That version of the system also includes a voice activated GPS Navigation system that is not as well integrated as it should be.

Today we'll look at the version of Microsoft's Sync in-car computer that does not use a touch screen and is actually much easier to use since you don't have to start at the main menu prompt every time you want to do a voice command.



It's cool how when you send a text message from the car, it also adds the "This message was sent from my Ford" signature to the end of the message. In the future, you'll be able to program your own list of text message responses and install them to the Sync system with a USB memory stick.

Also see:
Video: Microsoft's Sync In-Car Computer (Part 1)
Video: Microsoft's Sync In-Car Computer (Part 2)

MobilitySite is reporting that AT&T is offering March Madness savings on the Tilt and BlackJack II. The Tilt will run $249.99 on a two-year agreement whereas the BlackJack II is only $19.99 refurbished.

These are pretty good prices. Also, BlackJack IIs now qualify for wireless insurance from AT&T. You must enroll within 30 days. The Tilt, however, isn't covered through AT&T and you must seek third party sources for insurance.

There's nothing fun about being on a wait list, especially when you're told the wait just got longer.

Skyfire, a new cell phone browser demoed in February, hit such demand in its closed beta program, the company split participation into two rounds. According to a Skyfire statement, those ...

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TeaShark is attempting to be the next full browser on the mobile phone and is actually based off the excellent and very capable S60 web browser on Nokia phones. According to Phone Scoop, TeaShark will open the last page viewed when you launch the browser, will enable copy and paste, utilize tab browsing, and enable auto-complete.

In order to operate the browser, you do need a Java Virtual Machine. At this time, there is not a Windows Mobile native version. You can download the browser directly from TeaShark.

Treocentral Review: Natara Bonsai 4 Treocentral has published a review of Natara Bonsai 4. As a longtime SplashNotes outliner, I’m too rooted in my ways to switch to Bonsai. SplashNotes gives me the Zen of Palm simplicity I still prefer in a handheld application, but Bonsai is clearly more fully featured, supporting more file formats and configuration options. Bonsai’s only real limitation is its inability to import and export Word outlines. If you do any outlining or list making at

WMExperts Review: Facade Today Screen Customizer WMExperts has published a review of Facade Today Screen Customizer. My first impression after installing Facade was that it looked busy. It lacked the flow the WM Pro’s Today Screen offered but then again, I’ve been using WM Pro for well over a year and grew accustomed to its appearance and functionality. After using Facade for a short time and learning more about the customization, the program grew on me and grew fast. I have come to

Those hoping for a nationwide WiMax network may get some good news next week: Sprint's Xohm service might get some big-name backers and a new business plan.

Engadget Mobile is reporting that Windows Mobile 6.1 Standard has been hacked to work with the BlackJack. If you can't wait for the official update, assuming one is actually coming for the soon to be retired original BlackJack and not the BlackJack II, then you can head over to TxCaesar's Mobile Repository and grab yourself the ROM.

At this time, the cooked ROM is in alpha and beta forms. There is always a risk of making your device inoperable with any upgrade of the system ROM. Installing a non-official ROM will make your warranty void so follow all the directions to the letter.

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This is creepy as LG is releasing a phone where the dialpad feels like the human skin. According to Engadget Mobile, the LG-SH240 slider handset will cost $400 and will come with 3G and Bluetooth. This sure beats the debate between the glossy finish on the Samsung BlackJack II and the rubberized coating on the Motorola Q9 Global.

Trimble is looking to make geocaching cheaper by using the GPS chip found in many smartphones combined with its own special Geocache Navigator software package. Kevin O'Brien brings us a review.

The CEO of the first WiMAX provider in Australia declared recently that WiMAX technology has "failed miserably" in its application by his company.

Okay then - another day, another picture frame - but wait this one also predicts the weather. The Polaroid 7" Digital Photo Frame with Weather Station. The name says it all really, it's a 7" photo frame with a weather station built in, made by Polaroid. What's in the box? Exactly what you'd expect really, nothing more, nothing less. Nicely packaged for safe transit. Manual Frame External weather sensor Batteries for external sensor Power adapter with both 2 and 3 prong adapters Remote cont

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When it comes to mobile applications, simple can be good. Golf.com's new one for select Windows Mobile 5 and 6 phones makes it easy for links-lovers to find all the course location and details they could want while ...

This is part one of my Getting Things Done series. You may want to check out my article stepping the 43 Folders system as it will be referred to during this series. Think for a moment of all the things you would do if you just had the time. Would you read more? Would you travel or learn a foreign language? I definitely spend more time with a paintbrush in my hand. Do you like art? Doesn’t a Thursday evening trip to a new art exhibit sound wonderful? But you don’t have the time for that, r

The Boy Genius Report just received an updated Motorola Q9 Global with WiFi and some updated goodies, including (as taken from The Boy Genius Report):

-Support for AT&T’s Video Share
-New thumbnail browsing
-New Albums feature
-Send to your space (upload to your Windows Live account)
-Updated camera UI
-Updated home screen (more music and multimedia features)
-TV out

You can check out the gallery of screenshots that was posted and let us know what you think in the forums.

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If you a person with "hard" activity like love to travelling, hiking or you are a fire rescue ? this PDA perfect for you because it come with Shockproof features you this phone means resistant to drops and shocks.even support in a high and low temperatures : -20C to +70C.It is powered by 400MHz Samsung processor and runs on Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0. This PDA GPS-enabled PDA known as the Getac PS535E.

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* SD memory card slot
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In the next issue of Smartphone & Pocket PC magazine, I'll be looking at all kinds of alternative power solutions for Windows Mobile devices. As a result, I've decided to "road test" many of the devices in the upcoming article and post a quick review on my blog. This week, I've been working with the USB Powerstick, a $69.95 device from Ecosol Solar Technologies Inc. (For more information on this, and all of the alternate charging solutions I review, please check out the next issue of our ma

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The new location-based service FindMe is a straightforward app that uses cell phone towers to broadcast your general whereabouts to Facebook friends, saving you from updating Facebook manually with places you frequently travel. In beta, FindMe installs on your cell phone and updates your Facebook status when it senses you'...

Snakes! Snakes on a Plane! (It’s really getting to where I need a category for this, but even I don’t want to weed through all the old entries to relabel them all.) Upon returning from weekend trip to South Carolina, the Yorktown High School rowing coach reached into his suitcase and discovered a small (and irritated) canebrake rattlesnake.  The snake, probably somewhat disturbed by the large male hand reaching into its happy place, bit the coach, who immediately called emergency personnel to

Rule #1 was Design with Consistency.

Rule #2 is Enable Keyboard Shortcuts.

The great majority of Windows Mobile devices have hardware buttons and keyboards/keypads. Beginning with Windows Mobile 5, the operating system was designed to take advantage of hardware buttons for increased user interaction efficiency and usability.

Windows Mobile has two hardware keys that are assigned to the left and right bottom bar menus/functions also known as soft keys. This makes it very easy to open those menus using the hardware buttons that you can feel with your fingers. You instantly know what pressing those hardware buttons will do.

Subsequently, if you have a Qwerty keyboard, you will see that each menu item has one of the letters underlined. Pressing the corresponding letter on the keyboard instantly activates that command without you having to scroll using the D-pad or touch the screen. This is an excellent feature for efficiency.

Third party developers usually adhere to this design convention on Windows Mobile Standard because they have to. There’s no touch screen to use as a secondary interface.

The problem is on Windows Mobile Professional which ...

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PrettyMap v5.0 has just been released for Palm OS devices. PrettyMap is a powerful and fast GIS engine for PDAs and smartphones. The software lets you view vector and raster maps and images (such as country boundaries, cities, rivers, buildings, roads, satellite photos, digital elevation models and topographies), search in geographically-referenced data, visualize and analyze spatial information, download current weather reports and forecasts, display weather maps, edit your own simple maps and much more. You can even use maps of other planets such as Mars and the moon. New in this latest version if built-in synchronization of user maps, improved GPS support and various user interface improvements.

PrettyMap v5.0 is available now for $14.95. The program is shareware and comes with a 30-day free trial. There are a few different map packs and bundles available. The developer also has a number of free maps available.

I have been trying out Voice on the Go, a $5.99 subscription-based service, that allows you to call a local number and retrieve your emails as you would voicemail. The automated, semi-robotic voice reads back your emails to you and you can also check to see your upcoming appointments and tasks, similar to Microsoft Voice Command.

However, the similarities end here. Voice on the Go also lets you create and compose new emails and new tasks using the power of your own voice. The procedures are fairly easy--export your Outlook contacts, upload them to the Voice on the Go servers, and then say "Compose Email." The system will ask you which contact and you can speak "John Doe." It will retrieve the appropriate matches and you can quickly compose your email in a natural sounding voice.

In my test of the software, it was fairly accurate and got most of my contacts correct, even ones that sounded obscure. While the steps to using Voice on the Go was fairly simple, I wish the web interface was more current and easier to navigate, although you can quickly browse through what you needed.

You can go ...

Microsoft, Intel, Google, Dell, and other companies are pushing for a controversial plan that could bring high-speed wireless access to more mobile devices, but only if they can get FCC approval.

According to Reuters:

Microsoft, the world's largest software maker, has predicted its Windows Mobile license sales will reach 20 million in its fiscal year ending in June, nearly doubling its sales from a year earlier.
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"(Gaining market share) is going to happen, in our view, as a platform play. The way for us to be successful in that is to get big numbers and a bigger percentage of that pie," said Bach.

Analysts estimate that Microsoft generates license revenue of $8 to $15 per handset, depending on configuration.

This sounds about right. I continue to see a higher and higher percentage of people carrying Windows Mobile devices around in New York City. Even friends who were normally dumb-phone users have upgraded to feature-rich Windows Mobile devices.

After Ray and I saw the initial demo of Microsoft's Sync in-car computer, we decided to get it connected to my HTC TyTN II.



The TyTN II paired perfectly, and the Sync system offered both headset and wireless stereo profiles to us. When pairing, the Sync system also asked if we wanted to download my contacts, call history, and text messages. As you can see in the video, the A2DP wireless stereo music playing worked great.

Our Ford Sync representative noted that some people were frustrated that the Sync system wouldn't work with their iPhones. This is probably due to Apple's tendency to not retain backwards compatibility with accessories. Plus, the iPhone doesn't have streaming stereo Bluetooth audio anyway. The good news is that just about all other music phones do (including Windows Mobile and Symbian smartphones) and thus will very likely work with the in-car Sync system.

Video: Microsoft's Sync In-Car Computer (Part 1)

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I know, I know for the last couple of weeks I’ve been saying that I had my heart set on a iMate Ultimate 9502, but after revisiting the size and weight options I decided that the iMate Ultimate 8502 would be more suitable for me this time. I also liked the idea of not having to unclip my leather case to type out a detailed SMS or note. Besides the iMate Utimate 8502 has all the same specs without the slide-out keyboard with the bonus of being lighter and thinner. So off I went at lunchtime t

Via Hot Air: D.C. police are going door-to-door Monday in one of the city’s crime-plagued neighborhoods, asking residents for permission to search their homes for guns and other illegal contraband. The program, called the Safe Homes Initiative, will offer homeowners and renters limited amnesty for possessing any contraband found by police. Ah, “programs”, don’t we need more liberal programs? At least in this case the Supreme Court may soon rule that guns can’t be banned in Washington, DC.