Qstarz BT-Q1000XTM – GPS mileage registration

August 25, 2010 by Mark Briggeman  
Filed under Travel Gear

Last week we received a press release regarding the Qstarz BT-Q1000XTM, a GPS receiver which can keep track of all your journeys:
The BT-Q1000XTM is designed for fully automated registration and recording of journeys. This device is designed for reporting to tax services and can also be used for fleet management. It is also easy to [...]

Phoneweaver 1.1 for Android released !

August 12, 2010 by Mark Briggeman  
Filed under Google Android, Windows Phones

A while ago I reviewed Phoneweaver 2 for Windows Mobile and now SBSH has brought this successful application to the Android platform. The first official 1.0 version was released at the 29th of june, 2010 and now version 1.1 is available with a lot of improvements. The latest additions are battery monitoring and wired headset [...]

HTC brings Desire, Wildfire, Tianxi and Tianyi to China

July 28, 2010 by Mark Briggeman  
Filed under Windows Phones

HTC Corporation has introduced its brand and first HTC-branded devices in China. As part of its mobile operator focus, HTC also announced a partnership with China Mobile to bring future HTC phones to market and announced a new distribution partnership with China’s largest electronics distributor, GOME Electrical Appliances Holding Ltd.
HTC already has [...]

Route 66 now lifetime available for Samsung Wave users

July 20, 2010 by Mark Briggeman  
Filed under Samsung Bada

As you may know, the Samsung Wave, one of Samsung’s current flagship smartphones, is the first GPS smartphone by Samsung with a mapping and navigation application that is stored in the internal memory of the phone. This Samsung LBS mapping and navigation application was developed in close cooperation between Samsung and [...]

Windows Phone 7 Technical preview

July 19, 2010 by Mark Briggeman  
Filed under Windows Phone 7

Last week, Microsoft has begun to ship Windows Phone 7 hardware to developer partners  and it is loaded with the latest Technical Preview of the new Windows Phone 7 Operating System. Some of you did get a chance to play with the device, like I did at the first Windows Phone Get Together but [...]

Review Adapt Mobile Micro Bluetooth keyboard ADK-100

Adapt Mobile has sent us a sample of the latest version of the ADK-100 keyboard. This Micro Keyboard is the smallest Bluetooth keyboard in the market supporting a wide range of devices.
The keyboard comes in a blister package and contains the keyboard, a driver CD which also contains the manual and a Micro-USB cable for [...]

Windows Phone Forum application 1.0 review – Aggregated NL Windows Phone info

June 28, 2010 by Mark Briggeman  
Filed under Windows Phones

Last week I attended the first edition of the Windows Phone Get Together Event in Utrecht, The Netherlands that was hosted by the local Dutch Windows Phone Team and initiated by two dutch MVP’s Mark Briggeman and Jaap van Ekris. The event is covered in the article ”Windows Phone Get Together Event – Microsoft engaging with [...]

Samsung Omnia Pro 4 B7350 and Omnia Pro 5 B6520 announced

June 15, 2010 by Mark Briggeman  
Filed under Windows Phones

At Communicasia 2010 in Singapore, Samsung has announced their latest Windows Mobile 6.5 devices. The new devices are called Omnia Pro 4 (GT-B7350) and Omnia Pro 5 (GT-B6520) and both run on Windows Mobile 6.5.
Both devices feature a QWERTY keyboard and are equipped with the all connectivity you might need on the road.
Fellow editor Remo [...]

Acer P300 reviewed at TracyandMatt

May 26, 2010 by Mark Briggeman  
Filed under Windows Phones

Vince from TracyandMatt has reviewed the Acer P300:
For Acer, making itself a known brand in the mobile industry will be difficult task, as with any brand that’s new to the market. Acer already have a small portfolio of both Windows Mobile and Android smartphones available, but none have really been able to capture the media [...]

HTC Legend review

May 24, 2010 by Mark Briggeman  
Filed under Google Android

This review will show you one of the latest creations of HTC: The brand new HTC Legend. This new phone has a lot of similarities with the very popular HTC Hero and is considered as the successor of it. It has the same screen size and the dimensions are almost the same, except that the [...]

Cloudfiles Dropbox client for Windows Mobile released

May 10, 2010 by Mark Briggeman  
Filed under Windows Phones

If you are familiar with Dropbox, you might have noticed that you cannot access Dropbox directly from Windows Mobile, but only from the web-version. Developer Ruttensoft has developed a beta version of Dropbox for Windows Mobile, which is the missing frontend for Dropbox and gives you access to all your files and folders in the [...]

TomTom Go 1000 Live announced

April 27, 2010 by Mark Briggeman  
Filed under Navigation

Today in Amsterdam, TomTom have announced their new flagship called TomTom Go 1000 Live.  It features a brand new design and will be equipped with state of the art components like a capacitive touchscreen, a 500 MHZ ARM 11 processor, 128 MB RAM memory, 4 GB of Internal storage for maps, a custom-built Broadcom GPS [...]

Car dock available for Google Nexus One

April 7, 2010 by Mark Briggeman  
Filed under Google Android

One of the much anticipated accessories for the Nexus One is the Car Dock. There were several articles about the mysterious dots at the bottom of the device and most people figured out that it must be to connect the Nexus One to a dock or holder. After months of waiting, the Nexus One Car [...]

SanDisk first to ship 32 GB micro SDHC Memory Card

Until now, the largest micro SDHC Memory card for your Mobile Device was 16 Gigabytes. Enough to store your maps, pictures, videos and music. The demand for more memory keeps on growing everyday and now SanDisk is the world’s first to ship their new 32 Gigabyte micro SDHC Memory Card.
“With the large volume of photos, [...]

WinMoSquare Foursquare client for Windows Mobile review

March 17, 2010 by Mark Briggeman  
Filed under Windows Phones

Recently the first Foursquare client, named WinMoSquare showed up in Microsoft’s Marketplace. For those of you, who don’t know what Foursquare is, here is a brief description of the Foursquare principle:
People use Foursquare to “check-in”, which is a way of telling your whereabouts. When you check-in someplace, Foursquare tells your friends where they can find [...]

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