VirusGuard - Antivirus app for Android from SMobile Systems. Following the recent reports about T-Mobile G1 handset, the world’s first Android based cell phone, SMobile Systems has released its SMobile VirusGuard for phones with Android to help protect these users from the attack and proliferation of mobile viruses, spyware and other malware. Continue reading ‘VirusGuard - Antivirus app for Android from SMobile Systems’
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MobileBoy - Gameboy emulator for Android. MobileBoy (AndroidBoy) is a Gameboy emulator for Android-based mobile devices. MobileBoy is now available through Google’s official Android application store - Android Market. MobileBoy supports original GameBoy games as well as more recent GameBoy Color gaming titles.
MobileBoy System requirements
> Required: Android-based device
+ 1 MB RAM +
for Java applications
+ at least 160×144 pixels display resolution (less will work but needs to be downscaled)
> Recommended
+ a fast CPU (otherwise programs will run too slow) Continue reading ‘MobileBoy - Gameboy emulator for Android’
Google Maps Street View for Windows Mobile. Actually Google hasn’t released it yet. This is an unofficial version by a senior member, KDKobes at xda-developers forum. Currently this version doesn’t support My Location feature or GPS for this phone since it wasn’t made for it.
KDKobes said,
I finally got Google Maps 2.3.1 on my Tilt with the Street View function. As of right now it is not available on Windows Mobile devices through Google just Blackberry and some Java devices, but I managed to find it with this function in Java form and it is working on my Tilt.
More information/download about KDKobes Google Maps Street View 2.3.1 is available from the xda-developers forum here.
Nokia Music PC client 1.0. Nokia Music PC client is now out of beta with new version 1.0 bringing a number of stability improvements and bug fixes. Nokia Music lets you search, organise and listen to you music collection easily in one place; whether from your PC, mobile devices, CDs, or Nokia Music Store. You can organise, transfer your favorite music, rip and burn CD’s, discover and download from Nokia Music Store –seamlessly integrated with your PC and mobile device.
You can download Nokia Music PC client from the official Nokia’s website here.
Zune on Windows Mobile confirmed by Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer. Steve Ballmer, Microsoft CEO, confirmed that the Zune software that powers the Zune media player “will also be ported to and be more important not just with the hardware but on the PC, on Windows Mobile devices, etc.”. After many rumours, this would be the first high-level confirmation that the software is coming to Windows Mobile - presumably with Windows Mobile 7 in 2009.
(via wmpoweruser)
Samsung cameraphones to be pre-loaded with with Scanbuy’s 2D barcode app. You may have heard Scanbuy’s ScanLife 2D barcode application for iPhone, Recently, Scanbuy announced that it has secured a global agreement with Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. to preload the ScanLife mobile 2D barcode application on Samsung’s camera phones. Samsung will begin selling these phones in Spain, Italy, and Denmark starting as early as next month. Availability will quickly expand to other major markets including Mexico and the United States. Continue reading ‘Samsung cameraphones to be pre-loaded with with Scanbuy’s 2D barcode app’
Documents To Go Premium Edition 3.0 for Windows Mobile released by DataViz. Documents To Go mobile office suite for touchscreen-enabled Windows Mobile devices running Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.x Professional and 5.0 for Pocket PC Phone Edition has recently been released by DataViz. The app lets you view, edit and create Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint files, view Adobe PDF files as well as zip/unzip files on your device - all in one complete package. It is also powered by InTact Technology which maintains all your documents’ original formatting without the need of synchronization. There’s also full e-mail and attachment integration with ActiveSync and other wireless e-mail solutions. Continue reading ‘Documents To Go Premium Edition 3.0 for Windows Mobile released by DataViz’
SMobile Systems + Sybase iAnywhere for Mobile Enterprise Security. SMobile Systems announced that it has partnered with Sybase iAnywhere, to deliver advanced mobile security solutions for Information Anywhere Suite’s Afaria mobile device management and security platform. Together, Sybase iAnywhere and SMobile will work to secure a broad range of smartphones from the latest intrusions and threats, leveraging SMobile’s antivirus, firewall and mobile spam protection. Continue reading ‘SMobile Systems + Sybase iAnywhere for Mobile Enterprise Security’
Winterface - Application for Windows Mobile UI. Winterface is a new application by VITO Technology, the company behind the iWindowsMobile Communication Suite — the application pack that ultimately makes Windows Mobile smartphone look and feel like an iPhone.
What’s Winterface?
Winterface is Mobile shell for your Windows Mobile to look special. Winterface bundles a launcher, a task manager, and a multitude of Today plug-ins. This application allows you to have as many screens as you want and put icons on apps, settings and contacts. Interestingly, Flipping through screens is done by sliding finger gestures. Winterface virtually replaces default interface of touch screen Windows Mobile devices and gives the user unprecedented freedom to easily lay out interface exactly the way they like it.
This app requires Windows Mobile 5.0/6.0 Pocket PC. Winterface Application costs $19.95. You can also download a free 14-day trial from here.
First Symbian Foundation Mobile Phones in 2010. Nokia said that The first devices using Symbian Foundation open-source code for mobile devices will become available in 2010. The Symbian Foundation itself will take shape in early 2009, after Nokia’s intended full acquisition of Symbian in the fourth quarter of this year–a development that is, of course, subject to regulatory approval. Continue reading ‘First Symbian Foundation Mobile Phones in 2010′
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