HD mini introduced by HTC

Today at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, HTC has introduced the HD mini. This brand new Smartphone with touchscreen is equipped with Windows Mobile and HTC’s well-known Sense interface and it brings the unparalleled experience of the HD2 in a very compact device.

This HTC HD mini is based on the latest version of the Sense-interface [...]

Windows Mobile 6.5.3 – A major set of incremental improvements !!

This morning Sony Ericsson announced their latest Windows Phone, the Sony Ericsson Aspen, which is the first announced device to run on Windows Mobile 6.5.3 -the latest version of Microsoft’s Windows Mobile operating system. The Windows Mobile 6.5.3 is seemingly a small update, and in this article I want to address the main improvements.
As you will [...]

Resco Explorer 2010 review – File Manager for Windows Phone

Resco, founded in 1999 and based in Bratislava (Slovakia), is one of the “oldest” developers for the Windows Mobile platform. A few days ago Resco announced a new version of a multiple award winning application:  Resco Explorer 2010.  
I have been using Resco Explorer 2010 for a few days now, and in this article I would [...]

Navigon Mobile Navigator 7 for Windows Phone Review and Android Screenshots

A couple of months ago we took a look at the Navigon Mobile Navigator for the iPhone .  After a couple years in absence, due to the focus on the Personal Navigation Systems, Navigon has come back to the Windows Phone Market. Navigon also released a version for the Android platform.
Some key feature of the Navigon [...]

Windows Live for Windows Phone review

João Ribeiro, published a post on his TechNet Blog a few days ago about a new release of Windows Live for Windows Phone. In this article I will provide an overview of Windows Live for Windows Phones, and hopefully I can find the new improvements of this release and highlight them.
Most of you probably do [...]

LG eXpo by AT&T Review – Part 5 – Pico Mobile Projector Set-Up

This is already part 5 in our review series of the LG eXpo. In the video below I will be going over the add-on Pico Mobile Projector. It will connect very easily to the back of the LG eXpo by replacing the battery cover with the Mobile Projector.
The Projector is powered by the battery of the device. [...]

LG eXpo by AT&T Review – Part 4 – Fingerprint Scanner Set-Up

In our earlier video’s of the LG eXpo from AT&T reviews we took a look at the speed of unlocking the device using the fingerprint sensor.
Below I have made a new video walking you through the process of setting this feature up. I have done this since the settings are really hard to find. The settings [...]

SPB Flash Cards review – Turn your Windows Phone into a personal language learning assistant

SPB Flash Cards is the latest application for Windows Phones, released  by SPB Software just before Christmas. In this article I would like to provide a step by step overview of this application, but what type of application is SPB Flash Cards ?
My personal first guess was that it was a kind of game, since SPB [...]

Tweakers.net application for Windows Mobile

Since a few weeks, a dutch developer named Halil Yüksel of MobileLayers.com is developing applications for Windows Mobile that are easy to use without a stylus and were on the wishlist of many dutch Windows Mobile users. Amongst them is a program that has been made only available for iPhone and Android named NU.nl to [...]

LG eXpo by AT&T Review – Part 3 – Fingerprint Scanner & Headset

Our earlier video’s of the LG eXpo from AT&T reviews we had some questions about the speed of the fingerprint scanner and the Internet Explorer application.  In this video I show you how both these work very well. Yes the internet speed can always go faster. I probably will install the Opera browser on this phone since [...]

LG eXpo by AT&T Review – Part 2 -User Interface

In these next 2 videos we will show you the specific User Interface LG as implemented on the eXpo which runs on the Windows Mobile 6.5 operating system.
These 2 videos will give you a very good impression what the possibilities are. LG has done some small little things that we are finding back on the iPhone as well.

We [...]

LG eXpo by AT&T Review – Part 1 -Unboxing

Today we received the LG eXpo from AT&T for review. We will be making some video reviews and tweet our experiences with this Windows Phone. Make sure to check back often here at MobilityMinded and follow us on Twitter.
The first video below will give you a first impression of the LG eXpo. We will show [...]

Buienradar for Windows Phones – Application overview

Buienradar is a popular service in the Netherlands for accurate weather forcasts and -almost realtime- weather developments. Buienradar was one of the first applications in the Windows Marketplace for Mobile as announced during the local Windows Phone launch event on October 6th.
In this article I hope to provide an in depth application overview, and cover [...]

Verizon Samsung Omnia II Review Part 3-Data Input and Swype

In todays video review of the Verizon Samsung Omnia II I will go into the different methods of data input.
The finger touch friendly Samsung Omnia II still can hard using the on-screen keyboard. As its predecessor the device comes with a stylus. However this time they integraded the stylus in the casing instead of a [...]

Verizon Samsung Omnia II Review Part 1 – Unboxing

A couple of days ago we announced that Verizon would officially release the Samsung Omnia II. This Samsung Omnia II is a Windows Phone running on Windows Mobile 6.5.  Besides that this is a touch screen phone it still comes with a stylus integrated and not like a hanging pencil on the side like the [...]

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