Mobile-Review has a huge preview of the next iteration of Windows Mobile 6 codenamed Crossbow. Tons of screenshots and info on what to expect when its released sometime in 2007.
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A Prehistorik clone
"Computing old-timers surely remember Prehistorik 1 and 2 by Titus. I've loved these games; they were one of my favorites before the coming of Risky Woods, the, IMHO, best PC-based platformer game of 1992."
Doom for 2700G-enabled Pocket PC's
"Another very good news item is Doom for Dell Axim x50v and Dell Axim x51v devices. Sure, we do have the 2700G-optimized, great Quake Mobile and the, on x51v Dell Axims, due to RAM memory shortage, non-running Quake 3; this title, however, is the first Doom port to make use of the excellent 3D acceleration capab read more »
"Computing old-timers surely remember Prehistorik 1 and 2 by Titus. I've loved these games; they were one of my favorites before the coming of Risky Woods, the, IMHO, best PC-based platformer game of 1992."
Doom for 2700G-enabled Pocket PC's
"Another very good news item is Doom for Dell Axim x50v and Dell Axim x51v devices. Sure, we do have the 2700G-optimized, great Quake Mobile and the, on x51v Dell Axims, due to RAM memory shortage, non-running Quake 3; this title, however, is the first Doom port to make use of the excellent 3D acceleration capab read more »
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iriver's 4GB clix is now available for $199. The svelte digital audio player includes include a 2.2-inch QVGA display, built-in FM tuner, voice recorder, a promised 25 hours of battery life, and support for MP3, WMA, ASF, and OGG music files, as well as MPEG-4 "simple profile" QVGA video. It even comes with a cradle and FM transmitter.
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Category: Music
Got a Mac and Windows Mobile Pocket PC Phone Edition? Getting the two talking isn't easy, particularly if you want to do something semi-complicated like using the WM phone as a modem.
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Category: Howto
Windows Mobile devices have made considerable strides in the past few years. We've seen two major releases, not to mention a slew of compatible devices, including the T-Mobile Dash, the Motorola Q, the Cingular 3125, and (of all things) a couple of Palm Treos. WM5 also exceeds its competitors in some increasingly important categories, like flexible music and video playback.
Nonetheless, we're due for an overhaul of the OS. While it works well on a basic level, it feels glitchy, recalling my memories of old DOS and Windows PCs. Here are my biggest complaints... read more »
Nonetheless, we're due for an overhaul of the OS. While it works well on a basic level, it feels glitchy, recalling my memories of old DOS and Windows PCs. Here are my biggest complaints... read more »
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Ed Hardy of Brighthand gives us a perspective on where Palm might be going with the latest license deal they have made with Access. An interesting option I hadn't considered is whether Palm might use the unfettered access to the Palm OS source code to make a Palm OS emulator for Windows Mobile 5, instantly giving the Treo an edge over competing WM5 devices.
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Video of a Treo 680 interfering with an iPod. Apparently the Treo causes the iPod's volume to go bonkers.
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If you use a Windows PC all day, a smart phone running Windows Mobile is instantly familiar. But that’s not a whole lot of help to most Mac users—who have their reasons for avoiding Windows. Still, some people prefer Microsoft’s smart phone approach, and some were handed a Windows Mobile device when they joined a company—so here’s how to work with one.
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AOL is showcasing a Linux-based hard drive-equipped portable media player (PMP) manufactured by Haier, at CES this week. The Smartscreens Media Device packs a 30GB drive, plays MPEG4 and WMV videos over wired or Bluetooth wireless headphones, and can also receive Internet radio stations via WiFi.
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