If you’re a fan of Dropbox, the service for storing, sharing and syncing files between Internet-connected devices, you’ll be glad to hear that a Dropbox client is now in development for Windows Mobile phones. The first beta will be available in just a few days, announces the Ruttensoft website where the work is being tracked. [...]
Part of my job at ReadWriteWeb is tracking mobile trends. If you follow this subject too, you may be interested in the following posts, aggregated below. If you’re interested in subscribing to my ReadWriteWeb RSS feed containing just my articles, you can do so here. Android Usage Increased 200% Over Past 3 Months According to [...]
The new Garmin-Asus M10 is the second-only Windows Mobile 6.5.3 device to hit the market (the first being Sony Ericsson’s Aspen). As the name implies, this phone’s best feature is its built-in navigation software. However, the M10 does more than just simple turn-by-turn directions – it integrates location-awareness into several of the phone’s frequently-used applications, [...]
MoTweets is a Twitter client application for Windows Mobile devices which aims to take on the current top applications which include PockeTwit, Tiny Twitter, ceTwit, and Twikini. The app supports multiple Twitter accounts, photo uploads, tiny URLs, GPS-based location posting, and multiple skins in addition to the basic features you would expect in any Twitter [...]
Just for fun, I emailed T-Mobile several days ago and told them I had heard they will soon be offering a phone called the HTC Dream which ran Google software. I mentioned that I read about it on the internet and that I wanted to check it out before I decided on the iPhone. I [...]
I realize that I’m one of the last people that still care about anything Blackberry-related right now, but that’s because I’m having to wait for my contract to run out with T-Mobile. Believe me, when it does, I’m all over the 3G iPhone. Unfortunately, until then I’m stuck with my Blackberry Pearl. That’s why I [...]
No iPhone 2.0 yet? Me neither. I’m sticking with my Blackberry Pearl until January when my T-Mobile contract runs out. (I’m nothing if not practical.) The iPhone news is killing me though, so I thought I would spread a little love for the other smartphone for a change: Zumobi has come to the Blackberry at [...]
Only a few weeks ago, I was lamenting on Twitter about the lack of a good flickr application for the Blackberry smartphone. I already have a mobile Facebook app with photo upload capabilities, so why not one for flickr? I knew that flickr would allow you to email in photos, but an app would be [...]
I was playing online at Brightkite.com and I just realized that I have 5 Brighkite invites left. Want one? Then comment here on the blog and let me know. I’ll need your email address to send you the invite so you’ll need to leave it in your comment somehow. If you don’t like doing that, [...]
This is a guest post by Shane Perris who blogs at Techwhimsy, “a place for considered ideas, current events in review and explorations of how to do things not just because you need to but just because you can.” What are the three hottest web 2.0 social services right now? Judging by the latest buzz [...]
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