T-Mobile and HTC are ready to launch the successor of the original T-Mobile Shadow, Shadow 2009. It will come in two types of colors: red and white, which can be seen in the above picture. Hostspot@Home service is also confirmed. The T-Mobile Shadow II is all set to drop on 28 January.
Specification of T-Mobile Shadow 2009: Continue reading “T-Mobile Shadow II is now T-Mobile Shadow 2009”
There is no need to pay any online unlocking sites to unlock your Samsung Omnia. Why? Because now you can unlock your device for free!
Unlocking procedure for Samsung i780 and Omnia:
Alternative method, which works only on Samsung i780, which is simpler: Continue reading “Unlock your Samsung Omnia for free”
Do you want to use the Panel button of the Xperia X1 for something other than launching the panel interface? There is a way to do it, but certainly not the most user-friendly way. It involves registry editing and messing up the registry can have undesirable effects, which may involve committing hard-reset.
Here are the steps to do it:
“..Windowspword.exe”
via xda-devs thread (via wmpoweruser)
The SensorScroll uses the Diamond’s scroll wheel to perform scroll-up and scroll-down functions. By default, it performs different functions in different applications. For example: In IE mobile, it scrolls few lines or hop to the nearest link; in notes, it zoom in/out and so on. When using SensorScroll, it OVER-RULES their functions and performs scrolling-up and scrolling-down.
Instructions:
1. Install the application. It adds shortcut in Programs and in WindowsStartup folders
2. Right after installation you may run the application from Programs shortcut (name is Diamond SensorScroll)
3. To use application open a Window with horizontal scroll bar like Programs or File Explorer and try rotating the scroll sensor clockwise for scroll down and counter clockwise for scroll up.
4. Have fun!
5. To stop the application run it again and it will give you an option to stop it.
Get it from here
Remember the T-Mobile Dash 2 we mentioned few days back? Well, it has now been made available on the T-Mobile’s website. As we mentioned before, it is exactly same as before except few cosmetic changes, which include:
T-Mobile Dash black is still a decent QWERTY phone. It costs just $99 now after discount and mail-in rebate, which still makes it a pretty good deal.
The S2U2 is a great application, which uses iPhone-like lock/unlock mechanism to lock/unlock your Windows Mobile device. It comes with the following theme. Without a doubt, everything looks too iPhone-ish.
There is a way to give it a completely new look. See the following theme, which I’m using on my HTC DIAMOND.
Visit BOB_55’s website for more S2U2 stuff, which includes: Continue reading “Some great S2U2 themes [windows mobile professional]”
It is not unknown fact that the HTC Diamond’s and HTC Touch Pro’s D-Pad is very difficult to use. Quite a lot of time, I press the keys around the D-Pad when pressing one of the direction keys. Dredger97, a great coder at Xda-Devs has developed an application, which lets you modify the functions of Answer key and End key respectively.
To use it, just go to the application where you wish to change the functions of those keys surrounding D-Pad. Then, take the stylus out and put it right back-in in 1 seconds or less. You will get a message box telling you the application name. In the following screenshot, I am playing “Lemonade”.
Windows Mobile has attained a certain level of single-hand use. But, many-a-times, we do come across certain applications, which are either very old applications or they fall into the category where the developer itself has not made the application finger friendly.
Innovisoft VirtuaMouse One-Hand gives you a PC-like virtual mouse on the screen of the Windows Mobile. VirtuaMouse One-Hand gives you a virtual mouse pointer that can be used instead of the stylus, anytime that the stylus isn’t convenient for you.
Installation Continue reading “Innovisoft VirtuaMouse One-Hand review”
HTC has just posted a slew of new ringtones for your device. Most of them sound quite professional.
My favorite is “Simple1” as I use only business-type ringtones on my HTC Diamond. Which one yours? Here is a screenshot of newly available ringtones. The ringtones are in MP3 format. So, they would work on any other phone too
Note that you need to be a member of HTC eClub to download the ringtones. Registration is free.
Some people feel at home when using the Palm. Well, good news for the people on the O2 network as it has now available on O2 website. O2 business customers can get Palm Treo Pro without single pound on selected tariffs. Here are some of the features of the mighty Treo Pro:
If keyboard and windows mobile means everything to you on a mobile device, then, the Palm Treo Pro is the way to go. It is the highly awaited WiFi-enabled Treo from Palm.
