David K

Tilt 2 and Pure Appear On AT&T’s Site!

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I must admit that I regularly search AT&T’s site for any clues that the Tilt 2 or Pure really exist and today I smiled. A search result yielded the updated No Worry Protection Program updated as of October 1 which show that the Tilt 2 will have a $125 deduction and the Pure will have … Read more

BBonzz Brings More Laughs To WM

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BBonzz has previously brought us Fake Badge and Walk of Fake and now brings us Pocket Noise and Ring N’ Run. Pocket Noise is a sound board app which great images and includes a desk bell, single and double buzzer, gong, horn, doorbell, DDay cricket and nuke button. Ring ‘n’ Run looks like an old … Read more

Marketplace Will Come To 6.1 In November

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There’s been some speculation on when Marketplace will come to older phones (namely anything running 6.1 and 6.0). Today Microsoft tried to clear up the issue and provided some other tidbits: As we’ve been discussing since July, our plan is to deliver the full Marketplace experience in two phases. First, we’ll launch Windows Marketplace for … Read more

uConvert – Elegant and Powerful Unit Converter

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Joseph Earl (who previously brought us the game Bubbles) has now released another app. This time it’s a unit converter so you can convert various units (whether it be angles, area, computer, currency, density, energy, force, fuel, luminance, length, power, pressure, speed, temperature, time, typography, volume (wet or dry) and weight). As with Bubbles, this … Read more

Galatea Game Engine Previewed

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Galatea is a new engine for creating 3D games in the WM platform. Its developers have now provided us with some new samples to test (that should work for all screen resolutions). They’re impressive to say the least. The frame rates are amazing (possibly 40fps) and it’s smooth as silk. This has a ton of … Read more

What’s Behind That Build?

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People watching the leaked WM builds that have noticed that the numbers vary wildly and sometimes a newer build comes with a lower number. Herg stumbled upon the answer on XDA and this explains the build numbers: 212xx = AKU1, all builds leading up to and including WM 6.5 213xx = MOT Motorola 214xx = … Read more

Just a Reminder: MS Has Been Pretty Nice To Us

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Remember when we all thought that Microsoft had issued a letter to XDA requesting that 6.5 ROMs be pulled and threatening action?  It turned out to be a hoax but while the details were being worked out a lot of people were pretty angry at MS. Well recently Google issued a real letter regarding Android … Read more

iPhoneToday TF3D Tab (WVGA)

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XDA extraordinaire bbonzz quietly release an iPhoneToday TF3D tab optimized for WVGA. So this lets you run iPhoneToday from within TF3D as a native tab which is pretty neat. You can even toggle through multiple screens of iPhoneToday. The instructions and download are located here. Of course, if you like his work you may want … Read more

Winterface 2.0 Giveaway Time

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First we gave you a preview of Winterface 2.0 filled with pics and then we told you when it was officially released and now we’re proud to offer you with the opportunity to get a copy for free. We have five copies to give away and the rules are simple – post a comment about … Read more

Google Mobile App for Windows Mobile Gets My Location and more

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Straight from Google’s Mobile Blog: It’s easier and faster than ever to search Google using your Windows Mobile phone. Just visit m.google.com to download the latest version of Google Mobile App, which includes these new features: My Location. Get local results without typing your location. Once you see the blue My Location dot with your … Read more

Winterface 2.0 Released

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We gave you a sneak peak at Winterface 2.0 about a week ago and we’re glad to have received news that it’s now available for public release. Here’s the brief feature log:

  • 10 news skins
  • Changeable background
  • Customizable headings
  • Improved functionality
  • Finger-Friendly
  • Attractive interface
  • Comprehensive shortcuts

    I was very impressed with the version I had for testing which was extremely fast and smooth and their final release comes with even a few more features and bug fixes as well. It’s very easy to customize as well so you can set it up the way you like it. Their website has a demo version that you can download and test out. If you’re using a Fuze/Touch Pro you should try it for compatibility as on some devices it does not install properly.

    Here’s the complete text of their press release with additional features noted:

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