Though the first Shadow was somewhat of a ground-breaking device with a flashy and unique UI, the Shadow 2009 seems to be somewhat lacking. First of all - no 3G support! It does come in pretty colours…
Yep. It exists. I don’t know how much I would trust my phone as a baby monitor (and I’m not alone), but the software does exist.
Baby Monitor for Windows Mobile, written by Russian resident Pavel Ananyev, works by using your phone to detect noises made by a distressed baby. The software features advanced noise suppression software which tells it to ignore environmental sounds which could trigger false alarms. It also automatically silences the ringer, so that your slumbering child wont be woken up by your crazy, loud ringtone.
I love what WMPowerUser had to say about this software:
On hearing a sound the phone will dial a pre-selected number, and you can listen in and confirm your baby is indeed awake. The author commends his solution, as it prevents issues with interference related to radio noise which plagues devices which run on the unlicensed spectrum that most baby monitors use, and of course features an unlimited radius of action, meaning you could be anywhere in the world (!) and still hear when your baby wakes up.
The software is going for $19.99. Any interested parties? Please, tell me all about it.
I’ve scoured and found sixteen of the coolest and most useful tweaks for the HTC Touch Diamond. Want to know how to boost the TouchFLO 3D performance? Want to know how to enable GPS photos?
Looks like the previously rumoured T-Mobile Dash II was nothing more than the regular Dash with a new black makeover. But hey, that’s something right? Now you can get the popular T-Mobile Dash in black!
Want to try out software? Themes? New interfaces? This official desktop software imitates Windows Mobile 6, 5, and 2003SE right on your PC making it much easier to install and uninstall things you’d like to try out.
This emulator is also perfect for those who don’t currently own a Windows Mobile phone. You can spend some time with the OS, tweak some settings, try out some software, and more. Give it a try today!
Are you a Star Wars fan? Maybe just a huge fan of shiny things? Being both, myself, I’m very excited to see this new app for the HTC Touch Diamond/Pro/HD. It uses the device’s accelerometer to make light saber noises when you swing the phone around! Cool!
Skweezer, Inc. has been a key innovator of mobile content optimization technologies since 2001, creating award-winning solutions that have accelerated mobile Web adoption and consistently raised the bar in terms of users’ expectations and feature development. Skweezer Ads, launched in 2004, provides publishers and ad networks with desktop and mobile ads through a single ad feed and includes Skweezer’s optimization technology that automatically mobilizes site content for mobile visitors. Skweezer’s scalable, time-tested “carrier grade” content optimization and converged advertising products are relied upon by some of the largest wireless operators, search engines, ad networks, and enterprises in the world.
Along with a new design, FriendMobilizer now has photo upload support, internationalization, memory card installation, notifications about upcoming birthdays, and much more.
The most visible change is the main screen. Since most of us only have a handful of close friends whose activity we follow, we’ve introduced a new concept into this release called “best friends.” We allow you to pick up to 25 best friends whose pictures will be displayed on the main screen, offering you one-click access to their profile information. Their statuses are automatically retrieved every 30 minutes, and their pictures are stored on your phone longer. Note that the rest of your friends’ information is still accessible from the application.
At the same time, they’ve managed to keep FriendMobilizer light-weight, resource-friendly, and very fast. In this release, they’ve also added a garbage collection feature and improved photo caching to not only ensure speed, but further minimize storage usage as well.
Pocketnow has posted a video showing three different ways to use Facebook on your Windows Mobile device: m.facebook.com via Pocket IE, iphone.facebook.com via Opera Mobile 9.5, and finally Xperia X1’s Facebook Panel.
Personally, I just run the full Facebook page via Skyfire. How do you use Facebook on your WinMo phone?
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RSSDefinitely a great phone. With the 8gb memory card and divx player, you can get full movies on the phone! Not to mention the camera, phwoar!
thanks guys, i was able to get the internet sharing working on my fuze, by following your advice.. it was a little tricky at first but once i got commander on my device it was easy. thanks again!!!!!!!!
I've seen a big difference in the high pixel density of the Fuze when I have web pages loaded through Opera at a lower zoom level. The fine print that might otherwise be unreadable is sharp.
When's the planned date for this? I have to say, I'll believe it when I see it.
My T-Mobile buddy that is a devoted HTC fan and sold on WinMo wouldn't touch that thing with a 10 foot pole. I guess he has Shadow bitterness issues.