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Thursday 7 February 2008
By wapcamer on Thursday 7 February 2008, 14:39 - Mobility, Apps and Cool Stuff
Opera has announced the new version of their native browser for Windows Mobile.
and we even have a vidéo:
Tuesday 5 February 2008
By wapcamer on Tuesday 5 February 2008, 11:44 - Mobility, Apps and Cool Stuff
PCMobilizr is a suite of
applications aiming to give you full control to your PC remotely from any
Windows Mobile or Blackberry terminal.
It renders your PC screen on your mobile screen with zooming features and
gives you the possibility to control a virtual mouse, with left-click and
right-click.
You can also send in regular text or press function keys (F1,
F2,...)
A great advantage of that service, as said on their website, is the ability
to access the service even if your computer is behind a corporate
proxy/firewall or behind a home router. 
Friday 1 February 2008
By wapcamer on Friday 1 February 2008, 16:26 - Mobility, Apps and Cool Stuff
The PC web. Real fast. On your phone
That's what promises us Skyfire Labs, editor of the Skyfire browser. It is supposed to support full audio, video, images, flash, ajax, and java and makes Dailymotion or YouTube available. This looks very appealing, however the browser is still in private beta. If you live in the US, you can sign-up here, otherwise, we'll have to wait for a final release.
Looking forward to test it.
Here is a demo presentation.
Monday 5 November 2007
By wapcamer on Monday 5 November 2007, 12:11 - Mobility, Apps and Cool Stuff
J'ai eu
l'occasion de découvrir ce nouveau terminal assez étonnant!
D'aspect similaire à un smartphone, il est à peine plus grand que le i600, ce
téléphone est un pocket pc doté d'un écran tactile et surtout d'un système
révolutionnaire de souris optique.
Il embarque également un GPS intégré en plus de sa connectivité tout en un ,
Wifi, HSDPA, Bluetooth etc...
Monday 3 September 2007
By wapcamer on Monday 3 September 2007, 02:44 - Mobility, Apps and Cool Stuff
Comme l'indique cet article, les constructeurs commencent à proposer une
évolution des firmwares de leurs appareils. Celle-ci concerne le passage de
Windows Mobile 5 vers Windows Mobile 6. Parmi eux, samsung
propose la mise-à-jour du I600, le haut de gamme de ses smartphones. J'ai
pu m'en procurer un (merci Loris !!) et je vous propose une petite revue de cet
appareil.
Wednesday 15 August 2007
By wapcamer on Wednesday 15 August 2007, 23:16 - Mobility, Apps and Cool Stuff
John
Kennedy de l'équipe de documentation de MSDN a sorti ce guide de
navigation, dit image maps pour la doc de WM6.
Comme on peut le voir sur le shéma, cette doc est bien fournie et semble
complète.
Voilà qui est donc franchement utile et permettra de gagner un temps certain
pour nous autres développeurs Windows Mobile. 
Voir le site map en grand...
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