Batti v2.1

Features

Small
Batti takes very few space of your PDA memory. The battery indicator itself takes about 30 KB and the whole application is less than 100 KB.

Highly configurable
Batti is highly configurable to suits your needs. You can set up the update interval of a indicator, its height, all colors are customizable and more.

Hi-DPI aware
Batti is designed in modern manners, it is ready for VGA displayes.

Custom colors
You can set colors for foreground and background, colors for low and critical battery level. You can also set the color for indicating your battery is on AC power source or that your battery is being charged.

Detailed information
Batti can show detailed information about your battery such as temperature, voltage, chemistry and some information about your backup battery as well.

Charging
Batti can indicate that your battery is being charged. If you don’t want this indication, you can easily turn it off.

Battery levels
In Batti, you can set up the value of low and critical level of your battery. Those two levels could be indicated with different colors (also configurable).

Localizations
From version 1.3, localizations are supported. You can make your own localization as well.

Sound Events
From version 1.4, you can set custom sound for entering low battery level, critical battery level, a sound for indicating the beginning of charging and a sound for notifying that your battery has been charged.

Always On Top
Batti can run as a topmost indicator, even if full screen applications are running.

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Pocket Informant 7.0 Released

I am quite happy to announce the final release of Pocket Informant 2007! We’ve worked pretty hard with this release and have some amazing things to talk about. First is that Pocket Informant 2007 now works directly with Franklin Covey Plan Plus for Outlook 4.0. Pocket Informant 2007 adds several new Franklin Covey Plan Plus for Outlook 4.0 (PPO) features such as the Daily Tasks, Master Tasks, Projects, Task Status, Percentage Completion, and Daily Notes. These features work perfectly within Pocket Informant without PPO. However for these features to sync up to the desktop you need to have PPO version 4.0. PPO 4.0 ships with the sync conduit which syncs this data to the desktop.

Second is just how well integrated the new features within PI 2007 are – here are some highlights:

NEW! Daily Notes
NEW! Franklin Covey Daily, Master, and Project views and synching with Plan Plus for Outlook 4.0.
NEW! Task Status – Normal/Complete/In Process (w/% complete)/Delegate
NEW! Create appointments for specific timezones
NEW! Complete One handed Soft Key support
NEW! Revamped Contacts Summary with Call Logs (Phone Edition devices only)
NEW! One handed date picker
NEW! Multiple Alarms, Travel Appointments
NEW! Live Preview windows
NEW! Exchange GAL support on WM5 AKU2
NEW! Revamped Journal with Rich Text and new fields
We are giving a free upgrade to all Pocket Informant 2005 customers who purchased from April 1st 2006 on up. Otherwise upgrades are $12.45.

Spb Diary Updated

Spb Diary is a feature-rich Today plug-in for your Calendar, Tasks, Contacts, Notes and Messages. It enhances Pocket Outlook by gathering all of your PIM information in one place. With Spb Diary, the Today screen will soon become your favorite since you will need to leave it less and less.

NEW! Photo contacts and handy dialing
NEW! Stylus-free navigation (one hand using)
NEW! Special Events tab (birthdays and more)
NEW! Easy document management with Notes tab
NEW! Skin support
NEW! Integration with Spb Weather, Spb Finance and PhatNotes
Tabs for Calendar, Tasks, Contacts, Notes, Messages and Special Events
Integration with all popular PIMs
Windows Mobile 5 support

Samsung to Demonstrate 4G Mobile Technology

Samsung announced its plan to demonstrate 4th Generation (4G) mobile technology at the annual Samsung 4G Forum in Jeju Island, Korea for the first time in the world.

Demonstration will take place at the specially designed bus in mobile circumstances reaching 100 Mbps data transmission as well as at the display area inside forum venue to show speeds of 1 Gbps of data transmission.

The bus demonstration will give participants a first-hand experience of this latest technology.

DivX mobile

Apesar de já ser possível utilizar este formato comprimido no Pocket PC e com bastante qualidade através do TCPMP alguns podem ficar contentes por saber que a empresa DivX acaba de lançar um novo projecto de nome DivX Mobile onde o objectivo é conseguir pessoas para testar e ajudar a desenvolver uma nova aplicação que tudo indica será utilizada em dispositivos móveis PALM, Symbian e como não poderia deixar de ser Windows Mobile.
Infelizmente esta fase de testes e inicio de desenvolvimento só está disponível para residentes nos Estados-Unidos ou Canadá

15-Piece Cables-To-Go Kit,

Yes, you read that correctly, negative $5. Meaning in the long run you will be paid $5 to take this. Tiger Direct is selling this kit for $25 and includes a $30 mail-in-rebate. Cables To Go is a nice little kit that would be perfect for the frequent traveler. No more worries about remembering all of the necessary cables, just toss this kit in your bag and it should cover everything.

Kit includes:
• 3ft stereo retractable earphone and microphone
• 3.5ft retractable USB A/Male to USB A/Female cable
• 4ft retractable USB A/Male to USB A/Male cable
• 3ft retractable FireWire 1394a 6-Pin/Male to 6-Pin/Male cable
• 3ft RJ11 retractable cable
• USB A/Male to USB A/Male connector
• USB A/Male to USB B/Male connector
• USB A/Male to USB 4-Pin Mini B/Male connector
• USB A/Male to USB 5-Pin Mini B/Male connector
• FireWire 6-Pin/Female to 4-Pin/Male connector
• 2x RJ45 to USB A/Female connectors
• 2x RJ11 to USB A/Female connectors
• RJ45 crossover connector
• 4-port USB hub
• Mini retractable USB optical mouse

UBiQUiO PRePs SLiMLinE qwerty KEyBoaRD SMaRT PhONe

Mobile device retailer Expansys has begun taking orders for the upcoming UBiQUiO 501 slimline Windows Mobile 5.0 smart phone. And no, that mix of capitals and lower-case characters isn’t a byproduct of typing the vendor’s name on its device’s QWERTY micro-keyboard.

The handset is based on a 200MHz Texas Instruments OMAP 750 processor with 64MB of RAM and 128MB of ROM. It’s got a 2.5in, 320 x 240, 65,536-colour display and a two megapixel camera. Carrier connectivity is limited to tri-band GSM/GPRS, but the 501 also has 802.11b/g Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 1.2 on board – the latter with wireless stereo support.

i-mate announced the HTC Breeze as i-mate SP JAS

Another “JAS” device from i-mate – this time the SP JAS. Basically, the i-mate SP JAS is based on HTC’s Breeze Windows Mobile Smartphone reference design and therefore it features Windows Mobile 5.0 and – even more important – WCDMA/UMTS (single band 2100 MHz only). Furthermore it’s supporting triband GSM/GPRS/EDGE at 900/1800/1900 MHz as well as Bluetooth 1.2 and is powered by a 300 MHz Samsung CPU, sporting 128 MB RAM and 64 MB ROM. And for sure it has the 1.3 megapixel camera (without photo light) on the back side.
So far, the specs are identically to HTC’s own retail version – the HTC MTeoR . However, while HTC has removed the front facing video telephony camera from its MTeoR, i-mate has decided to add it (as Dopod did as well for the Dopod 595) and therefore the SP JAS includes a second front facing CIF camera for video telephony.

Google Calendar "mobile"

Sincronizar o Google Calendar com Outlook de forma gratuita e simples é uma realidade.
RemoteCalendars é um “plug-in” para o Outlook na versão desktop que permite sinconizar, em ambos os sentidos, a informação no Google Calendar directamente para Outlook, que mais tarde e através de ActiveSync pode ser transportada para o dispositivo móvel.
Para quem usa o Google Calendar e tem um dispositivo Windows Mobile é uma aplicação a não perder.

i-mate JASJAM – A NEW Superstar

The shiny JASJAM (HTC Hermes) is here. Within the elegantly curved shell, you’ll find quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE and tri-band 3G connectivity, a Samsung 400MHz CPU, 64MB RAM, 128MB ROM, integrated 802.11b/g Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 1.2, a 2.0-megapixel camera and secondary camera for video calling, a 2.8″ QVGA display, a microSD slot, a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, and Windows Mobile 5.0. You could say this is everything the K-JAM should have been, and more. Well, aside from the meagre memory configuration, of course.