Yahoo Thursday opened up its beta mail to just about everybody. The ad-supported beta mail brings desktop clients to the web, with calendar, mapping, drag and drop, tabbed navigation, et cetera. This comes out of Yahoo’s 2004 acquisition of early AJAX innovator Oddpost. We had … Read More »
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Peter Chernin, Chief Operating Officer of News Corp., according to Multichannel News dropped the proverbial hammer on those who he sees are leaching off the MySpace ecosystem. “If you look at virtually any Web 2.0 application, whether its YouTube, whether it’s Flickr, whether it’s Photobucket or … Read More »
Earlier this morning our good buddy, Mike Rundle was talking about widgets, in response to a previous post. I think the next stage would be to allow users to get the web data they want without even opening their browser. Targeted, practical, functional widgets that give … Read More »
It has been a few days now that I’ve had to play, I mean work with the XV6700 and felt it worth an update to let you know how it’s coming. First of all I am finding the XV6700 to be a great phone! … Read More »
Jason Dunn of The Two Inch View has published an article detailing his experience using a Qtek 8500 Windows Mobile device as a music player. Jason covers the entire Windows Media Player performance and settings and his article is applicable to any Windows Mobile device. … Read More »
It seems like everybody is playing with Ubuntu or some other flavor of Linux these days and with a new package those open-sourcers can now sync those boxes with Windows Mobile devices. Mobile Gadget News has posted some instructions for fellow Linux users who … Read More »
We all know about South Korea, where broadband adoption has been driven by a gaming culture nonpareil. Hong Kong City Broadband, a company that sells 100 megabit connections for peanuts (I have written about them in the past) is now starting to push a … Read More »
MySpace is opening shop as an indie record store — make that 3 million indie record stores. Using Snocap’s backend, MySpace plans to give all the musical artists on its site the option to set up online storefronts on their profile pages and … Read More »
Yahoo has launched Yahoo! Go, a Windows Mobile version of their communications bundle that includes email, IM, photo, contacts and calendar functions. The mobile service was launched in January for the Symbian platform, and now Windows Mobile users can tap into it too as the … Read More »
ITBusinessEdge has published an article that points to a report by Airscanner that claims Windows Mobile software is insecure. The report makes it clear that Windows Mobile is not the culprit but the third party software that is released by developers without proper security … Read More »
Think you’ve got what it takes to write a good review of some Pocket PC hardware or software? If so, why not put pen to paper (or Tablet PC) and enter the 3rd annual Aximsite Review Contest! You have to be a registered Aximsite user … Read More »
Dash Navigation, an auto navigation device maker, comes out of stealth Monday. The company had previously been called Circumnav Networks and had admitted it was building “a social network of traffic data” at one time, though a lot has happened since the project began … Read More »
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