REVIEW: Experiences with the Pantech Matrix Pro

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I have been using the Pantech Matrix Pro from AT&T pretty heavenly in the last few weeks and I am starting to like the phone more and more. I was a little disappointed about the thickness of the phone but now I have to say that it actually feels right in my hands. The rounded edges makes it feel great and easy to handle the phone. What I like most about the Smartphone is the reliable input of the keyboard and d-pad compared to a touch screen device. Entering text is great using the on the … [Read more...]

VIEW: Pantech Matrix Duo first impressions

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We had Mobility Minded were lucky enough to get a Pantech Matrix Pro from AT&T for review. In the near future we will be holding a contest here at Mobility Minded and are able to give one of these away. I just got this Windows Mobile 6.1 standard phone(non-Touch Screen) in the house yesterday and I was able to use it for quite some hours. The rounded edges is a nice feature which makes the device look attractive but also gives a good feel in the hand. Some other early reviews online have … [Read more...]

GottaBeMobile.com and Notebooks.com Ink a Deal

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Most of you know Notebooks.com and GottabeMobile.com as great content holding websites for the mobile community. Just today they announced that Notebooks.com has acquired GottaBeMobile.com. What will this mean for you as readers of these great sites ? A lot! More and better content from the same staff. Nothing physically will change for you readers. Just their backbone will be stronger. Please visit their announcement for more specifics. … [Read more...]

MWC 2009: Windows Mobile 6.5 announcement & screenshots

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At the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona Steve Balmer and Andrew Lees announced Windows Mobile 6.5, together with two additional services:  (1) MyPhone and (2) Windows Marketplace for Mobile. This article will focus on the main changes in Windows Mobile 6.5 and provide some background information together with screenshots. "Windows phones bring together the best of the Web, the PC and the phone so you can connect instantly to the experiences you care about, no matter where you are," … [Read more...]

MWC 2009: Microsoft MyPhone – A new backup restore service for Windows Phones

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A week ago the::unwired already published an article about Microsoft MyPhone service that went live, prior to its scheduled date. Today at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona during the Microsoft keynote with Steven Balmer and Andrew Lees, not only the Windows Mobile 6.5 is unveiled, but also two additional services: (1) Microsoft MyPhone, (2) Windows Marketplace for Mobile. … [Read more...]

Sync wars

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With the World Mobile Congress just a couple a days away we hear many news leaking from different directions. The interesting news/battle seems to be in preserving the information of your mobile device in the cloud. No, not just when your are switching your phone and staying with the same platform. Why not just switch phones and and platform and still be able to get all your data over the air back onto your new phone. An article just last week gave some hints of Microsoft’s cloud-based … [Read more...]

Microsoft announces different versions of Windows 7

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Microsoft just announced the SKU line ip for the Windows 7 roll out. They have created a SKU line-up where each SKU is a superset of the previous SKU. This means that each higher edition SKU will have every feature lower edition SKUs have. Microsoft will be focusing on two primary editions of Windows 7: Windows 7 Home Premium and Windows 7 Professional. … [Read more...]

HP iPaq Data Messenger finally available in the UK

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My first PocketPC was an iPaq 3630 and I have owned almost every device in the iPaq range until the iPaq 5550. After that I switched to HTC, because HP devices started to get boring and not innovative enough. So it is good to see that HP is back (again) and the new HP Data Messenger is finally ready for pre-order in the UK. It can be yours for the equivalent of about 440 British Pounds. This latest edition of the iPaq productline kinda has it all: It runs on a Qualcomm MS7201 processor at 528 … [Read more...]

Boston-Power Adds $55 Million in Growth Capital

Boston Power made their presence during CntrStg at CES with a great presentation about their future in longer lasting batteries. Just last week they announced that they are adding $55 Million in Growth Capital. The Funding Will Fuel Lithium-Ion Battery Developer’s Global Expansion of Manufacturing, Sales, Marketing and Ramp. The Investment Follows News That HP Will Be First to Deliver Boston-Power’s Sonata Battery in Early 2009. Please vist the Boston Power website for the full … [Read more...]