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Tip: Switch Between Views of Calender Application quickly and easily in Windows Mobile

Calender application has 5 views: agenda, day, week, month and year. To quickly switch between the views of the calender application, make sure you have assigned the calender application to one of the hardware buttons*.

After you’ve assigned it to the hardware buttons, all you need to do is press the button repeatedly to cycle between the views.

* Incase you don’t know how to assign the calender application to the hardware button, go to ‘start’>’settings’>’buttons’

**tip only for windows mobile professional users only AKA Pocket PC users

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Google Sky hiding something from us. What could that be?

Google Sky is an application which lets you take a look at the sky above. It is something like having a powerful telescope in your computer.

When I heard this news which is about Google sky, I thought the writer must be kidding. I surmised why would the Google do that? Well, I decided to find it out myself. Go to 5h 53m 27s, -6 10′ 58″.

Click on the image to see the high quality version(PNG format)

“Pictures speak louder than the words”. Right? Anyway, what can it be? Planet X is what comes to my mind.

*I was on the EEE PC at that time and that is the reason for  the 800 x 480 resolution.

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Nokia E71 review

Let me first admit, I’m a DIE-HARD windows mobile fan. But, when I was asked to do a review of Nokia E71, I first thought of passing it to one of the team-members. Later on, I thought that this looks like an interesting device. It is thin, elegant and has a lot of great features.

Just a few days ago, I’d done a big review of Palm Centro, which also had a similar design. The only physical difference is the lack of touch-screen in Nokia E71. But, the Nokia E71 is way superior device. Let’s see:

Nokia E71 review

The way I would describe E71 as “just put the Nokia E61 on a low-carb diet and after some days, you will get E71!”. Pretty funny but now you got an idea of how slim it is.

Let’s acutally see how slim it is:

Ergonomics and Usability

The device has curvy body now unlike it’s predecessor E61, which was quite boxy. The device has a nice QWERTY keypad which I found to be very usable. The device is very small when compared to Nokia E61. People with small hands who used to have trouble using the E61 with one hand will love this as the width of the E71(57mm) is considerably smaller than the E61(69.7mm)

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Extreme Agenda version 3.3 released by Birdsoft

Extreme Agenda packs in more of the features you want at a price you will love. We worked very hard to make this one of the most powerful Organizer’s available but always kept in mind our idea of Effortless Usability. Things like The Best One-Hand navigation available along with finger friendly scrolling and gestures and the newly designed list editing show the attention to detail we put into our product.

The extreme agenda costs $24.95.

They even offer you to upgrade from other products for just $12.95. Supported products are:

  • Agenda One
  • Agenda Fusion
  • Pocket Informant
  • Agendus for Windows Mobile
  • Ulti-Planner
  • Project-ing

For WIndows mobile smartphone version, click here

For Windows mobile Professional version, click here

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New Bie Tip: Make the Appointment Icons Appear in Day/Agenda View

This is a great tip for the new Windows Mobile professional users(aka Pocket PC phone/’without phone’) users. You can set 6 different icons that can appear adjacent to the new appointment that you’ve made.

Steps:

  1. Go to Menu(right soft key)
  2. Tools>Options
  3. Go to Appointments tab
  4. Here you can click on the bell, reoccurring symbol, note, home, location and attendees

Please note that these icons can be seen in both day and agenda view.

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New Specs, New Pictures of FUJITSU U2010

A Vietnamese forum has come up with more pictures and specifications for the Fujitsu U1010.

Rumored Specifications of the Fujitsu U2010:

CPU: Intel Atom 1.6Ghz 1.8Ghz
Screen Size: 5″6
Resolution: 1024×768
HDD: 80Gb
RAM: 1Gb
OS: Vista Business
Communications: 3G, GPS, Wifi, Bluetooth
Weight: 680gm
Expected price: US $1300

According to me, the best improvement is the keyboard, which is now “Vaio/Macbook” style. Another great improvement is the more standard resolution (1024 x 768).Price has increased by 80gm, but it comes with built-in 3G and GPS. But, still 1GB RAM. Why Fujitsu, why?

But, look at that price tag. Ouch!

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O2 offering HTC P6500 as XDA Mantle

O2 Mantle is now showing on my-xda.com. It has impressive specifications but is gearded towards the corporates rather than the normal Joe on the road.

O2 Mantle Specifications:

Dimensions (W x L x D) 137.4 x 72.9 x 20.5 mm
Weight 220g
Band Quad GSM/GPRS/EDGE, Triband UMTS/HSDPA
Wireless LAN 802.11b/g
Available memory Micro SD HC (up to 32GB)
Processor Qualcomm MSM7200, 400MHz
Battery 1500 mAh
Colour Screen 3.5” touchscreen
Operating system Windows Mobile 6 Professional
Bluetooth Yes (v2.0)
Integrated Camera 3 MP

O2’s official O2 Mantle page

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Asus Planning To Introduce 'whole-day' Battery Life and Online Storage for it's EEE PC line

ASUS is determined to improve the battery life of the EEE PC even more. In case you didn’t know, the Asus EEE PC 1000 already has battery life of ~6-7h. Now, the ASUS will be coming out with whole-day battery life concept.

I guess they mean that it will work 24/7 for you without a charger. Kudos to ASUS if they are able to do without adding too much bulk.

Not only that, they are also planning to give Internet Storage to it’s users. Sadly, only EEE PC 1000H owners have been able to get the Internet Storage and not the old users.

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Cooling Technology That Would Boost Performance While Shrinking Size Of Computers

Researchers at Purdue University are developing a miniature refrigeration system small enough to fit inside laptops and personal computers. This will boost the morale of the manufactures as the heat is still a BIG issue while shrinking down the big machines to the small ones.

Since this cooling technology is makes use of mini-refrigerator, it has components like compressors and evaporators just like our ‘normal’ refrigerator in our kitchen. Continue reading “Cooling Technology That Would Boost Performance While Shrinking Size Of Computers”