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WordPress for WP7 Now Autocorrects

April 7, 2016December 24, 2010 by David K

The WordPress app for Windows Phone received an update the other day and among the changes is autocomplete and autocorrect for text entry. Yeah! Yup using it now:) Posted from WordPress for Windows Phone

The iPad 2 beginning to “sound” a lot better?

October 7, 2025December 23, 2010 by Doug Smith

Okay, I love rumors and I like writing about rumors that I think have at least half a chance of making it to reality. This rumor dug out of China by a Japanese Blog sounds too good not to mention. It appears that this unconfirmed report has the new Apple iPad two sounding a lot … Read more

MobilityDigest Windows 7 giveaway: WE HAVE A WINNER

April 7, 2016December 23, 2010 by Ramon Trotman

I am pleased to announce the winner of our Windows 7 give away is reader 3DPiper. I’ll be in contact with you shortly, and congrats my friend. We got an overwhelming response to the giveaway, I’d like to thank everyone for entering. If you didn’t win, remember, there is always next time! Happy holidays everyone!

I Hate my HD2 Capacitive Screen and Keyboard

April 7, 2016December 22, 2010 by Vikram

I have a Tmobile HD2 and I hate some aspects of the phone. I love the processing power of the phone and I love the size of the screen but here are the things I hate relating to the screen. I really hate the fact that it does not have a physical keyboard and I hate the … Read more

NYC Drag Race: T-Mobile vs AT&T

April 7, 2016December 22, 2010 by Doug Simmons

Just my T-Mobile Nexus S (effing love it), got my AT&T Nexus One still, time to get to the bottom of who kicks whose ass on the most important island in the world. New Yorkers out there, hit me with a few requests of where to do some speed tests (within Metrocard range), preferably areas … Read more

T-Mobile the Fastest Wireless Network in Top 100 Markets

April 7, 2016December 20, 2010 by Doug Smith

There never seems to be a shortage on how the US Wireless Carriers can spin that they are the fastest or the best coverage to their customers. Today, T-Mobile is tooting their own horn that they are now the fastest network in the top 100 US Markets. We don’t know what third party research firm … Read more

WiMoSpeed Overclock App for the HTC Touch Pro 2

October 7, 2025December 20, 2010 by Doug Smith

I know there are a lot of you that are still waiting for your 2 year contract with AT&T to run out after getting the Tilt 2 from AT&T. If you are one of them, then before you take the dive into Windows Phone or another platform, why not have some fun and wind that … Read more

Buying Nexus S, Changing Carriers Serious Pain in the Ass

January 23, 2017December 18, 2010 by Doug Simmons

I knew this wasn’t going to be easy, but come on. Determined to get a Nexus S (T-Mobile) even though I already had a perfect phone (Nexus One, though on AT&T) and a highly-coveted 212 area code number I wasn’t about to give up, and a wife already on T-Mobile with whom, sort of as … Read more

Featured App: Parcel Tracker for WP7

April 7, 2016December 17, 2010 by Jim Szymanski

Downloaded this app yesterday as I had three packages floating around out there and I have become tired of; searching for the shipping email notification in my inbox, copying the tracking number (on my PC that is), opening the appropriate shipping service website, pasting the tracking number and reviewing the results. Based on the reviews … Read more

Mobility Digest Review: Cr-48 Chrome Notebook

October 7, 2025December 17, 2010 by Stefan Martin

So Google is currently testing this new OS called Chromium, and they decided to hand out a few free laptops to some lucky applicants to get feedback. I was very surprised to find one sitting on my doorstep yesterday. I’m not gonna lie – I was giggling like a school girl. Here is my early … Read more

MobilityDigest giveaway – Windows 7 Ultimate signature edition

April 7, 2016December 15, 2010 by Ramon Trotman

Welcome to the MobilityDigest giveaway. On the menu today is a copy of Microsoft Windows 7. This is no ordinary copy of Windows 7, this is Windows 7 ULTIMATE!!! But wait, there is more. We’re not giving away your grandfathers Windows 7 Ultimate, this version is autographed by the big man Ballmer himself. That’s right … Read more

Interested In Developing An App for iPhone, Android, And Others? Html5 Might Help You

October 7, 2025December 13, 2010 by Gil Bouhnick

Few weeks back, I wrote about how Html5 is slowly (but surely) becoming the only true cross platform technology, therefore becoming a significant player in mobility, supported by iPhone, Android, BlackBerry (6.0 and on), webOS, and soon, so I believe, WP7, providing advanced user interface, offline capabilities and rich media/videos. Combined with CSS3 and JavaScript, Html5 is probably the next big thing, and not only for the "classic" web…

As someone who recently used html5 for developing a cross platform mobile application, including a massive use of the offline/database capabilities, store & forward queues, files caching etc. I can tell you that our experience with it was pretty good. It’s great to see a web app running completely offline on iPhone, Droid, Galaxy S, Torch, Nexus, and other devices.

Today I saw a few great sample sites (at makeuseof) using Html5 which I wanted to share. They are not mobile optimized but they do show the strengths of html5 in terms of visual effects, user interface, and videos.

Check it out: