CommMgrPro version 2.1 for Windows Mobile: a Quick Look

Control your PDA Phone Edition with profiles automatically selected depending on your current location(Phone Cell / LAC), current time and calendar appointments.

The main features of this program are:

  • Creation of profiles that are activated automatically depending on your position, obtained with telephony cells (Cell-ID / LAC), weekday – time and calendar appointments.
  • These profiles allow to manage many aspects of your device: Phone, bluetooth, wifi, sounds, connections, band (2G-3G), beam, automatic emails and sms, call forwarding, launch or close programs, open documents (mp3, …), choose the today theme, backlight settings, ring tone and type, etc.
  • Detailed and graphically management of the battery and current draw
  • Detailed management of GPRS/UMTS/HSDPA connections allowing to close automatically connections that havent data traffic during a time, disable them, mark them as “always on”,etc
  • It allows to upload the location changes to a HTTP server. By default the site www.commmgrpro.com contains a real time tracking tool where you can see the changes. Even if your device has gps you can see the changes integrated with google maps.
  • Complete integration with Pocket calendar to create automatic profile selection rules. fe: If the current appointment contains any of the words “meeting, cinema” then activate the profile “Silence”.

Some more screenshots of this awesome application: Continue reading “CommMgrPro version 2.1 for Windows Mobile: a Quick Look”

Talking about EEE PC, I bought another EEE PC for fun!

ME CRAZY!

Yesterday, I bought myself another EEE PC! I already had one, then one more? Well, I needed one for fun.

I’d $400 lying around. Just kidding. I needed one to do other stuff than programming. I thought once for Nokia N810 and iPod Touch too which were avaliable for the same price but didn’t go for them.

I just installed a 2GB RAM module on it and it is flying! :D

Windows Live Messenger for Blackberry now available

Blackberry owners, rejoice! Windows Live messenger has finally become available for Blackberry.

It uses push technology to keep you up with your emails. It lets you send and receive pictures just like the desktop version of the windows live messenger and many more features. Enough talking. If you own blackberry, download it from the below given link.

download: http://www.blackberry.com/devicesoftware/entry.do?code=wlm20

LOL: Boil a Babe!

It is an invention which never could took off in the 80s. It was produced to prevent the body from harmful UV rays. Sadly, it never could become popular as it suffered from ‘oven effect’.

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LG says "Count Me In Too!" to the NetBook market

After SONY, here comes LG. Now, LG wants to be a part of netbook market with it’s LG X110.

Rumors are that it will have the following specifications:

  • 9in display
  • Intel Atom processor
  • 120GB hard drive
  • 2GB RAM
  • HSDPA(optional)

One model is said be with HSDPA and one with it. One with HSDPA will cost ~$800 and one without it will cost ~$650

Panasonic Launches Lumix DMC-FX150, 14.7 MP camera

Wanted more mega-pixels? If yes, get the Panasonic DMC-FX150. It has got 14.7(!)MP camera with 3.6x optical zoom.

Lumix DMC-FX150 review

  • comes in 3 colors: black, gold and silver
  • RAW format support
  • face detection
  • great built quality. I expect nothing less from Panasonic
  • costs $399
  • available next month

In future, they should bundle a 48 or 64GB SSD to store those BIG and I mean BIG pictures. But, is not the Mega-pixel war getting TOO MUCH?

More ASUS EEE PCs coming!: ASUS EEE PC 904HD, 1000HD

Every week, a new EEE PC

ASUS has announced two more EEE PC models, 1000HD and 904HD. These are basically the ones with the HDD instead of the SSD

EEE PC 1000HD

  • 10-inch LCD display
  • IntelĀ® Dothan 353/ 900MHz
  • WLAN: 802.11 n
  • 1~2GB (DDR2) RAM
  • HDD 80GB
  • 1.3M Pixel
  • HD Audio, Stereo speaker, Digital Array Mic
  • 6-cell battery
  • Windows XP/GNU Linux

EEE PC 904HD

  • Windows XP
  • 8.9-inch display
  • Intel Celeron M
  • WLAN: 802.11 b/g
  • 1~2GB (DDR2)
  • HDD 80GB
  • 0.3M Pixel webcam
  • Stereo speaker, Digital Array Mic,
  • 6-cell battery

Cleartemp: Clean the e-dust from your device in one go!

Today, I’m going to start a new series here at ApoTheTech: “Freeware of the week”.

This time, I’ve selected Cleartemp.

Cleartemp is an application which lets you clear your cache, temp data, address history and many more in just one go. It saves a lot of time and keeps your device clean.

All you have to do is tick the required to-be-cleaned stuff and then go to “Tools”>”Clean”.

Cleartemp can be download from here