Mobile Software

Mobile Master is a powerful PIM for mobile phones. You can synchronize mobile phones (addresses and calendar) with Outlook (97-03), Outlook Express, Windows adress book, Lotus Notes, Netscape/Mozilla/Thunderbird, ACT!, Palm Desktop, Eudora, The Bat, Opera. Many filters and options. Or easily load, edit and save your phones address book, calendar and notes. Browse through the phones file system and copy files. Addins provide full integration in Outlook, Lotus Notes and Palm Desktop (e.g. one but

Apparently, the Centro can’t completely satisfy all the Palm users who currently use a Treo 680 - the boys at Amazon Germany seem to be among the first to figure this out.
Their newsletter mentions blow-out deals on a variety of cell phones - on page two, the Treo 680 can be found near the bottom.
While the price of about 450 Euros is outrageous (much more than the device cost when it first came out), I nevertheless felt like letting you know - Amazon wouldn’t run this if it didn’t move produce after all…

The Adobe MAX 2008 conference is over and here some pictures from the conference and from the Mobile Networking Event.

Some videos are in the process to be posted too!! A really cool one !!!
Alessandro

Have an iPhone and desire to run transactions from just about anywhere you go?  Then this iPhone application is for you.  I have included the link below, just make sure you do not get your merchant account from these guys because if you read the fine print you’ll see their rates are very high - non-qualified discount rate at 3.79%!! iPhone Credit Card Terminal Application Related Posts Authorize.net - Moving in the Right Direction? What is a “Third Party Processor?” Video: Merchant Accounts -

Great news today for members of the BlackBerry Nation looking for an excuse to waste more time on their BlackBerry. Bplay just emailed us to let us know that they now support direct billing!
Direct billing for games is now available for AT&T, T-Mobile and Sprint subscribers at Bplay. Subscribers of those carriers can bill Bplay games directly to their phone bills by using Premium SMS. It is available at Bplay through an additional “Bill to Phone” option on the game product pages.
Over time, Bplay will be adding more US and Canadian carriers. We’ve included links below to our three favorite Bplay games.
Texas Hold’em King 3
Bookworm
Nintaii

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Depending how you define them, Finland’s Nokia is by far the largest supplier of smartphones. But Nokia position in the business smartphone market has been constrained in the past because, unlike BlackBerry-maker Research in Motion, it lacked the tools to enable companies to directly connect their corporate email systems to Nokia devices. Now that is changing. Nokia and IBM announced an agreement that will enable Nokia smartphones including more than 80m Nokia S60 devices already deployed, t

Research In Motion, the mobile and wireless device vendor known best for its often-imitated, Chiclet-style thumb keyboards, has produced its first touch-screen device, the BlackBerry Storm. The BlackBerry Storm's most striking feature is its nifty SurePress touch-screen, which
combines the flexibility of software-based input with the tactile response of physical buttons. Click on for some pictures of the Storm smartphone that we've taken during our tests so far, and then read our review of the device. - ...

When it comes to emerging markets, there's been a lot of talk of how the mobile web will be the dominant way that people access the internet. Now there's evidence from Opera Software (OSL: OPERA), the browser makers, who in its October "State of the Mobile Web" report, found that the mobile web is replacing the wired web in Southeast Asia. Looking at data and metrics from its mobile browser Opera Mini, the company found that page views per user in Indonesia and the Philippines are significantly higher than the worldwide numbers. Page views in the Philippines alone grew more than 1120 percent this year. In Indonesia, each user browsed 358 pages on average in October 2008, "well above the global average".

Highlights from the report:

-- In Southeast Asia, among mobile Web users, Google (NSDQ: GOOG) is the dominant player in the search engine space, with Yahoo (NSDQ: YHOO) and Live Search vying for second place. Friendster is the premier social-networking site in the region, with hi5 coming in second. Nokia (NYSE: NOK) is dominant in the region, with brands like Sony (NYSE: SNE) Ericsson (NSDQ: ERIC) and Huawei competing for a distant second place.

-- Opera Mini users viewed more than 5 billion pages in October. Each person using Opera Mini viewed approximately 242 pages on average. Since September, page views have gone up 12.2 percent. Since October 2007, this number is up 326 percent.

-- The report also includes a look at the ten most popular sites in the ten countries with the highest amount of traffic. In the US, UK, Egypt and India, Google.com is the most visited web site. In Indonesia, Ukraine, South Africa and Poland, it is the second most visited website. In China, it is third, and in Russia, sixth.

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T-Mobile G1 gets RC 8 update in the UK Posted by: admin in Mobile Tech Filed under: Handsets, Software, HTC, T-Mobile, GSM, EDGE, HSDPA, Android While Americans have been enjoying the spoils of the RC29 and RC30 updates for a matter of hours now, folks in the UK have finally been treated to an update of their own. The RC8 update, which was recently delivered to Brits over the air, looks to be a single update that mashes together the fixes found in both the RC29 and RC30 updates available i

Nokia brings minor firmware updates to E66 and E71 Posted by: admin in Mobile Tech Filed under: Handsets, Software, Nokia, Symbian If you’ve got totally no complaints with your E66 or E71, you could just leave superior off alone and forget that you ever read this. If you’ve got beef, however, we’d advocate hitting the read link pronto. Nokia has just unloaded a new firmware update for both of the aforementioned mobiles which includes new versions of Mail For Exchange and Nokia Maps. Addit

We’ve got some great news from one of our BlackBerry Cool 15 presenters, ExSafe. ExSafe takes control of the Microsoft Office application suite, storing documents away from vulnerable local disks and servers in a highly secure online storage environment. ExSafe is now officially available for public consumption, and has been successfully tested on Vodafone, O2 and AT&T networks (with more to come shortly).
You can purchase ExSafe or download a one week free trial by clicking the links below. A word of warning: we’ve been told that ExSafe gets a little glitchy if your BlackBerry is attached to a computer via USB, but simply unplugging the device will eliminate any problems.
ExSafe for BlackBerry (Free one week trial!)
Purchase ExSafe for BlackBerry!

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Desde sus comienzos  DTG ha ido evolucionando y ahora presenta su  versión 11. Entre sus novedades se encuentran las siguientes: Ver registro de cambios en los archivos de Word Ver y aplicar estilos en los documentos de Word Ver Bordes y texto integrado en los archivos de Excel Diez plantillas de inicio incluidas para la creación de documentos de Word y Excel Y por los sistemas operativos ni te preocupes,  ya que es compatible con Vista, MacOs y trabaja con la versión 6.2 de Palm D

Orb 2.0 has made it’s way to the iTunes AppStore.  One of the biggest features is live TV streaming from your computer.  I’m surprised Apple let this go though on multiple levels.  It goes against you buying everything from Apple and it also violates AT&T terms of use by streaming audio/video.  Most carriers that I know of don’t want you streaming content from your computer unless you pay for their streaming service. # Music stored on your home computer (DRM-free) # Videos that you’ve d

Orb Networks has launched an application for the iPhone and iPod Touch that brings users' home media collections to their mobile devices. OrbLive, which is available for $10 or as a free trial on the App Store, can pull media ranging from music to videos, photos, webcams and live TV. The application requires a PC version of the software to be downloaded on users' PCs to access their content. The free software's currently only available on PC, but Orb plans to release versions for Mac and Linux soon. Release.

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Get Physical: this week is about all the ways the iPhone can help you enjoy your favorite sports. Bikers, this one is for you. Bicycle Gear Calculator ($4.99, available here) lets you evaluate current or potential gearing ratios, calculate gain...