All posts tagged "replacement"
Wednesday, January 24, 2007
Posted by Mike Temporale in "SOFTWARE" @ 06:45 PM
http://www.jgui.net/black/smartvista/index.html
"Do you want nicer look and feel on your mobile smartphone? More useful and easier for all your daily needs? See on this program. It displays all information in one conveniently screen. It simulates rich Windows VistaTM interface in a small screen of mobile device, includes Sidebar. This program was designed for Microsoft Smartphone devices with landscape screens, basically. There is no reason at all, to not use it in other mobile devices with Windows Mobile system. Specially, because it doesn't use touch-sensitivity screen for daily operating, but hardware keys only."
Here's a pretty interesting new home screen interface for your Smartphone. It's loaded with features including things like call display - on the home screen, RSS, Time, Weather, Calendar, SMS and so much more. Best of all, it's free with the option to buy if you want some of the extra features. I'll be downloading this as soon as they have a stable BlackJack version. 8)
Friday, November 17, 2006
Posted by Mike Temporale in "HARDWARE" @ 07:30 AM
HTC has an update to the popular Excalibur in the works, and it's set for an early release in 2007 - and by early I'm talking about end of January. This new Smartphone is codenamed "Cavalier" and has some very impressive specifications. As a matter of reference, you can consider the update to be the same kind of update Samsung did from the i320 to the newly released i607. The Cavalier will be the first HTC Smartphone to sport something other than the typical 200MHz CPU. Instead, HTC has loaded it up with a 400MHz Samsung CPU! Can you say fast? If that wasn't reason enough to be excited, then I'm sure the Quad-Band (GSM/GPRS/EDGE) with UMTS (2100/850/1900), HSDPA and WiFi 802.11b/g will get your attention. No? Ok, how about 128MB ROM, 64MB RAM, Bluetooth 2.0, 2.4 inch 320x240 screen, 2 mega-pixel camera, and a 1050mAh battery all packed into a package that's just a little larger than the Excalibur. We don't have a picture of the device, but from what we've been told it's very much the same as the Excalibur. You can be sure that when we get a picture we'll be posting it for everyone to check out. So, does this news change anyone's mind about buying that newly released Samsung i607 or the still fresh Dash?
Posted by Mike Temporale in "HARDWARE" @ 07:30 AM
HTC has an update to the popular Excalibur in the works, and it's set for an early release in 2007 - and by early I'm talking about end of January. This new Smartphone is codenamed "Cavalier" and has some very impressive specifications. As a matter of reference, you can consider the update to be the same kind of update Samsung did from the i320 to the newly released i607. The Cavalier will be the first HTC Smartphone to sport something other than the typical 200MHz CPU. Instead, HTC has loaded it up with a 400MHz Samsung CPU! Can you say fast? If that wasn't reason enough to be excited, then I'm sure the Quad-Band (GSM/GPRS/EDGE) with UMTS (2100/850/1900), HSDPA and WiFi 802.11b/g will get your attention. No? Ok, how about 128MB ROM, 64MB RAM, Bluetooth 2.0, 2.4 inch 320x240 screen, 2 mega-pixel camera, and a 1050mAh battery all packed into a package that's just a little larger than the Excalibur. We don't have a picture of the device, but from what we've been told it's very much the same as the Excalibur. You can be sure that when we get a picture we'll be posting it for everyone to check out. So, does this news change anyone's mind about buying that newly released Samsung i607 or the still fresh Dash?
Monday, January 31, 2005
Posted by Mike Temporale in "SOFTWARE" @ 07:10 PM
http://www.smartphone.net/smartphonethoughts/software_detail.asp?id=1085
"Manage your busy life with Papyrus and your Smartphone. Papyrus is a robust time management solution for Smartphone devices. Papyrus offers many smart views and powerful tools to manage and keep track of your schedule. This is how your Smartphone is supposed to act!"
If you didn't participate in the beta, or haven't seen Papyrus before, you don't know what you're missing. Papyrus is an amazing calendar replacement for your Smartphone. It has many features including a monthly view with daily preview, status icons for each appointment, and support for many common recurrence patterns allowing you to define recurring events on your Smartphone . This could very well be the best application to hit the Smartphone this year.
The nice guys at SBSH Mobile Software were kind enough to offer 3 copies of Papyrus to Smartphone Thoughts readers. Simply reply to this thread and let us know what your favorite feature of Papyrus is. You have until the end of day Thursday (February 3rd) to enter. The 3 winners will then be randomly selected from the valid replies. You can download a trial version here. Of course, if you can't wait, you can purchase a copy for $17.95 here. [Affiliate]
Monday, December 27, 2004
Posted by Mike Temporale in "SOFTWARE" @ 06:00 AM
http://www.sbsh.net/press/index.php?page=papyrus09
"SBSH released today their first software for Smartphone devices; Papyrus, a new solution designed to replace the default calendar application on Smartphone devices with a more powerful solution. Papyrus is first released as public beta and can be downloaded for free, in return we hope that users using Papyrus will post their feature requests and ideas on our forms and help us improve Papyrus."
Papyrus looks like a pretty nice replacement for the limited functionality of the Smartphone calendar. Papyrus beta is a free download, however you must be a registered user of their forums before you can download it. Once you've registered, use this link to download Papyrus.
Thursday, December 4, 2003
Posted by Robert Levy in "SOFTWARE" @ 07:17 PM
http://www.crossriversystems.com/crscontacts.htm
We got an email from Mark Tirschwell, creator of PocketDay (a Pocket PC PIM app written in .NET) about his newest project, crsContacts:
"A complete replacement for the Smartphone Contacts application. Support many more advanced features including:
- Quick contact detail view in-line with 1 button access
- Single line or Double Line View with selectable Font Sizes
- Alternating Colors
- Dial any number quickly
- Send emails to contacts
- Sort by File As (default), First Name, Last Name and Company
- Filter by Category
- Create New Contacts
- Edit existing contacts
- New re-designed User Interface"
This is now in beta and Mark is looking for people with Smartphone 2003 devices to try it out. You can check out screenshots and download it now from his website.
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