And I’ll let you in on a little secret too — Outside of the USA and tired of seeing that awful message: “This content is not viewable outside of the USA”? Well it appears that you won’t get that message if you’re on your Windows Mobile phone!
Trust me, this Canadian girl can’t get enough of Hulu.com now!
In the beginning, there was an awesome media player for Windows Mobile called ‘BetaPlayer‘. It could handle all kinds of audio and video codecs that the mobile version of Windows Media Player couldn’t. Eventually BetaPlayer turned into TCPMP (The Core Pocket Media Player), a freeware media app. And it was truly awesome. Then, all of a sudden, TCPMP dropped support for files downloaded from iTunes for legal reasons, and TCPMP became a little less useful. From this, the commercial CorePlayer was born. CorePlayer allows developers to collect some revenue and pay licensing fees for proprietary codec support.
I’ve been using CorePlayer for quite some time now and I love it. It does everything I want it to do: movies, video clips, audio files, YouTube, podcasts, JPGs, FLV files… and tonnes more.
Eva Longoria, co-host of BlackJack II’s November 2007 launch, loves her Samsung
Are you a Samsung BlackJack II user? There are plenty of you out there - it’s a very popular Windows Mobile device!
Well, it looks like it’s also popular with some notable celebrities as well. And who better to endorse a cool, sleek Samsung phone than a long list of beautiful women and top-of-the-pops men from Heroes, Entourage and more! Celebrities who love the Samsung BlackJack II
I was really hoping for greatness with this program and got everything I expected and more. Ringo lets you easily add the awesome raw power of MP3, WMA or WAV format ringtones to every call tone on your device. You can use your favourite music or sound clip as a ringtone - just copy it to your WinMo phone and select it from Ringo’s easy-to-use interface. In addition, Ringo provides an easy way to set and change ringtones and SMS tones for your friends - just pick from a list of the contacts in your address book is listed. Each friend you set up can have a unique MP3, WMA, Wav or Midi ring and SMS tone.
If you’re like me, you use your phone for all kinds of things besides making phone calls. I watch videos, play games, surf the web, and listen to music almost constantly! So here are a few of my personal favourite audio and video applications. They are in no particular order as it’s difficult to pick and choose between them - they’re all very cool and useful in their own ways. So have a look through and grab a few and let me know what you think!
Do you use Twitter? My personal favourite Twitter application for Windows Mobile is ceTwit. It has plenty of awesome features - on top of the ability to update your Twitter status, of course - like merged and filtered timeline display complete with user avatars (which are locally cached too, to save re-downloading), account storage, follow/unfollow, direct messaging, one click reply, auto refresh, and support for Twitpic and ping.fm.
Since my post last week about the application ‘WoW Player‘ for your Pocket PC was so popular with our readers, I’ve decided that this week I will post some of the cooler World of Warcraft themes for your Windows Mobile device.
Love World of Warcraft? I know plenty of my friends really do. I personally don’t play it for the sole reason that I know it’d be impossible to tear me away from it! Well, if you can’t seem to tear yourself away from it, WoW Player is for you.
View yours and your friends’ characters profiles for World of Warcraft right on your Windows Mobile Pocket PC device!
In a special Talk Like a Pirate Day promotion, Astraware is having a one day sale!
Today only, six of their best pirate, nautical and treasure games are on sale for 50% off. So awesome games like Tradewinds, Tradewinds 2, Hidden Expedition Titanic, Seven Seas, Bubble Babble, and Golden Skull are on sale till midnight tonight - so don’t wait!
According to DigiTimes, the next big move in the mobile world is towards improving the user interface experience, making it more touch-friendly. And, of course, the two biggest contenders in this race for improvement are HTC and Asustek, with their upcoming Touch HD and Galaxy 7 devices, respectively. Both offer consumers high-quality mobile multimedia and internet experiences: 5.0MP cameras, WiFi, AGPS, and 3.5G support.
What do you think? Next big mobile trend: improved UI/more touch-friendly? Better cameras? Higher quality video? What direction do you think upcoming handsets are taking?
Bambi Blue on the post SkyFire mobile browser updated to 0.8.5: The browser does hiccup a bit from time to time on my device but I would put the blame squarely on my device in that case (it's geriatric, heh).
I'm a big fan of the browser, even besides flash and all that. It's got a really useful home screen, a great bookmarking layout, and the zoom and view functions are the best I've seen.
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RSSGlad that existing AT&T Premier customers are screwed out of this deal!!! ARGH!!! :( Seriously Epix or Fuse for FREE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm pretty sure there are two different handsets, one for WinMo, one for Android. http://www.mobilecrunch.com/2008/12/01/qigi-6-offers-windows-mobile-61-or-android-but-not-both/
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The browser does hiccup a bit from time to time on my device but I would put the blame squarely on my device in that case (it's geriatric, heh). I'm a big fan of the browser, even besides flash and all that. It's got a really useful home screen, a great bookmarking layout, and the zoom and view functions are the best I've seen.
Actaully i was looking for sharing the Internet on my laptop to be used on my mobile. I'm using O2 XDA atom life.