For a streamlined wireless mouse and keyboard solution, Remote Droid is remarkably user-friendly. I had fairly low expectations because my experience with apps like these has been less than stellar, but this open-source, cross-platform wireless touchpad hits it out of the park. To get rolling you have to install two elements: a java-based server client … Read more
We got a glimpse of the Desire HD a couple days ago. Now we have a whole video giving us a quick tour of her exterior along with the HTC Schubert’s. I must say, after looking at the Schubert, the back of the Desire HD looks rather unimaginative and boring. The grey area appears to … Read more
This is supposed to be the HTC Schubert. It’s rumored to be a launch device for Windows Phone 7. Is that a xenon flash I see? If it is I’m going to buy this phone just for the flash! The aluminum rim and the boomerang on the back are said to be made of … Read more
Dear Windows Mobile User, You all obviously suffer from Stockholm syndrome, Microsoft being your captor. And that’s why those of you not only still use these phones it is why many of you will go forward with WP7 at the first opportunity even though pretty much everything that you’ve grown to love about WinMo, being … Read more
Here’s a neat utility for Windows Mobile. It lets you set your phone to mute for a set period of time and then restores the volume automatically. So if you’re on a subway and don’t want the game you’re playing out loud or at a movie or taking a shit…wherever you are that you prefer … Read more
Last month we showed you the winning pitch for a Nu.nl design contest that was amazing. Well here’s an app that didn’t win but it’s still sick as hell. It took me a second to figure it out but the app itself is set up like WP7. See it? The icons on the main screen … Read more
Here’s an app that won’t make it to this side of the pond but it does show the ease and power of Windows Phone 7. This app shows cycle stations in London and their availability and location relative to you. Take this one slight step to this side of the world and this would work … Read more
A year ago (almost to the day) we talked about a Windows Mobile app called Marathon that was an impressive GPS training app including spoken real time stats, ability to compete against your former results, record the track and upload results. Well the author has ported it to Windows Phone 7 and it’s looking nice. … Read more
It’s an alpha release guys, so don’t expect perfection here. It’s going to have bugs, just accept that and be happy you have Flash at all! Flash content doesn’t auto-load so it won’t kill your 3G data plans. The video says that flash video doesn’t work but he demos what looks to be a video … Read more
OK, this is weird. I’m not too sure how to sum up the last couple months of life with the iPhone other than… “Great”. Yeah. Ugh.. I’m no fan boy – I SWEAR (the rest of MobilityDigest’s staff might think so)! But the phone simply WORKS – and very well at that! I’ve been screwing … Read more
I used to check XDA more than I checked the news. It was an obsession. Lately I’ve definitely been going less often and to check if it was me or everyone I checked their Alexa ranking and noticed that they’re actually on the rise. Here’s my deal: Windows Mobile is at the end of its … Read more
Man it was getting scary there for a minute. We know WP7 lacks HTML5 and Flash is 6 months off. Well a YouTube app is now confirmed. Also confirmed: An AT&T Uverse apps, NYTimes Reader, Yelp, Free Throw Challenge, BobbleHead (make yourself into a bobblehead). Here’s a picture that Justin Angel from Vertigo put together … Read more