My aging phone, a Mogul running Windows Mobile 6.1, has been giving me a lot of grief lately. I can handle the occasional lock-up (yeah, Windows has trained me well! #conditionedResponse) but it got to the point that I was missing text messages and locking up just as calls were coming in. Very annoying and
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A couple weeks ago I finally got a bit frustrated with my Windows Mobile phone. Carrying it around in my pockets and laptop bags was causing it to take “liberties” way too often. You see, I’d get a text message or some other alert which would “wake up” the phone. While awake, it would get I’ve been mildly frustrated that I haven’t really found a simple way to get pictures or videos directly from my phone to Facebook. The typical MMS method doesn’t work with my Windows Mobile HTC Mogul phone. This weekend I received an email from “Total Access from Windows Mobile” announcing their Facebook app. I gave it a I’m a big fan of using my Windows Mobile phone and IMAP to keep current with my work email. Regardless of where I am, I always see my mail within 10 minutes — and that has been a real lifesaver a time or two. However, there’s one huge drawback to the WinMo IMAP implementation: No real Today I noticed that the Evernote blog had a post up titled, “The Shiny and New Evernote for Windows Mobile” and I was initially quite excited to see it. New features, new views and no more resorting to the mobile web to see existing content — instead, there’s an integrated viewer. Alas, it turns out to Continue reading New Evernote for Windows Mobile Disappoints |
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January 18th, 2010 | 
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