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Steape – One development platform for five mobile operating systems
November 11, 2009 - 12:30 - Remo Knops - 1 Comment

In this article I will have a first look at a cool new approach in mobile application development for various mobile operating systems, developed by a company called Steape.“Steape has developed a unique innovative platform, via which it is pretty easy to build (highly advanced)... [Read more]

Amazon Kindle for PC available for download
November 10, 2009 - 16:45 - Remo Knops - 1 Comment

This morning Amazon announced the availability of Amazon Kindle for PC application, which allows you to read Kindle books on your home computer or notebook. According to the Amazon Kindle for PC product page the application is currently only available in BETA for the Microsoft Windows Operating... [Read more]

Option GlobeTrotter GT MAX HSUPA PCMCIA modem card
November 9, 2009 - 13:05 - Remo Knops - 1 Comment

You might remember that I use a Lenovo X60 tablet powered by Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit as my primary workhorse, however one of the things that I do miss is an embedded HSDPA-modem.  The Option GlobeTrotter GT MAX HSUPA PCMCIA modem card is provides a solution that comes very close to an... [Read more]

HTC HD2 review – A new era in Windows Phones’ history
November 5, 2009 - 15:00 - Mark Briggeman, Remo Knops and Paul Willen - 63 Comments

We have waited long for this device, but finally it’s here. There were a lot of rumors about the HD2, also known as HTC Leo. Some people believed it would be a (killer) Android device and others told us that it would be the first HTC device with the 1 Gigahertz Snapdragon processor... [Read more]

Verizon Motorola Droid unboxing
November 4, 2009 - 19:28 - Johan van Mierlo - 2 Comments

The Verizon Motorola Droid phone running on the Google Android platform is going to be available on November 6 to Verizon customers. We are lucky to receive a review unit just before the launch. Below is a short video unboxing the DROID. In the mean time I have been playing with this phone... [Read more]

Windows Mobile 6.5 on the HTC Snap – Impressions and thoughts
October 28, 2009 - 9:00 - Remo Knops - 9 Comments

The HTC Snap is one of the few Windows Mobile Standard devices that received an upgrade to Windows Mobile 6.5. In this article I would like to have a look at the Windows Mobile 6.5 improvements for Windows Mobile Standard devices and compare these with the findings of the HTC Touch2 review,... [Read more]

HTC unveils new QUIETLY BRILLIANT campaign
October 27, 2009 - 13:39 - Mark Briggeman - 4 Comments

HTC Corporation unveiled a global advertising campaign that is based on HTC’s new “Quietly Brilliant” brand positioning.  As HTC’s first global advertising campaign, the YOU campaign is being rolled out across 20 countries in the coming weeks and features the tagline, “You don’t... [Read more]

MaxiMobileShop 4-port USB Power Adapter Kit
October 26, 2009 - 9:00 - Remo Knops - 2 Comments

One of the main problems when you are travelling as a mobile professional is the large number of accessoiries, more in particular different power adapters for e.g. your windows phone, portable mediaplayer, digital SLR camera, and other devices you carry on a trip. In this article I will... [Read more]

Navigon 8410 Review
October 23, 2009 - 17:08 - Paul Willen - 1 Comment

At the IFA 2009 in Berlin Navigon released their new navigation systems: The Navigon 8410 and the Navigon 8450 Live are Navigon’s top products at the moment. MobilityMinded had the chance to review the 8410 and take a good look at the new possibilities of this Navigation device. What’s... [Read more]

Steve Ballmer unveils Windows 7 in New York – Windows 7 available in global stores !
October 22, 2009 - 15:15 - Remo Knops - Leave a Comment

The last days I have been counting down to October 22nd, the big day for Microsoft that the retail version of the Microsoft Windows 7 operating system is available in stores accross the globe. Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer will officially unveil Windows 7 live from New York City  (8 a.m.... [Read more]

Microsoft Security Essentials review – 1.5 Million downloads in one week !!
October 22, 2009 - 2:15 - Remo Knops - 8 Comments

Back on September 28th Microsoft announced the availability of a new free antivirus and antispam software tool, Microsoft Security Essentials, which extends the Microsoft product portfolio in a clever way. In this article I will share my thought and personally first hand user experiences... [Read more]

MobilityMinded Logo In Comic Land
October 21, 2009 - 15:44 - Paul Willen - Leave a Comment

Today a little article that hasn’t really to do anything with mobility, but is linked to MobilityMinded. I love comics; especially some comics on the web which get a daily or weekly update. A colleague and good friend of mine has his own web-comic called Mad Science. Mad Science is... [Read more]

SBSH Facade 2.0 review – An excellent userinterface for Windows Mobile Standard
October 19, 2009 - 18:05 - Remo Knops - 2 Comments

SBSH Mobile Software has just released SBSH Facade 2.0, an essential application for Windows Mobile Standard that combines personal information management (PIM) and the graphical userinterface (GUI) in a clever way. In this article an overview of SBSH Facade 2.0 will be provided, and some... [Read more]

SPB Quads review – Simple but addictive game for Windows Phones
October 16, 2009 - 9:15 - Remo Knops - Leave a Comment

Late September 2009 -so only a few weeks ago- SPB software has announced SPB Quads, a new game for Windows Phones, to expand its existing broad portfolio of games. I must admit I’m not really a hardcore gamer on my Windows Phone, but in this article I will do my best and have a detailed... [Read more]

AT&T Garmin Nuvifone G60 review – A hybrid Navigation – Phone Device
October 15, 2009 - 9:00 - Johan van Mierlo - 1 Comment

Garmin just released the Garmin Nuvifone G60 with AT&T.  This device was designed to be a navigation system in the first place, but with added features like most phones have as well. The User Interface is very simple and very easy to use. The three large on screen buttons are for the... [Read more]