On my HTC Touch Cruise, QuickGPS stopped updating the GPS ephemeris.
SH4Y’s QuickGPS Fix.CAB solved the problem.
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On my HTC Touch Cruise, QuickGPS stopped updating the GPS ephemeris.
SH4Y’s QuickGPS Fix.CAB solved the problem.
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http://blogs.zdnet.com/Google/?p=959
A standalone application that periodically syncs Outlook and Google Calendar.
Several options are missing such as syncing multiple calendars. I would prefer it to be an outlook plugin.
But I assume its a good start.
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Off-line web applications are a big deal for many companies/projects such as Adobe/AIR, Mozilla/Prism, Google/Google Gears and possibly Microsoft/Silverlight.
From gearsblog.blogspot.com:
Gears for mobile devices is initially available for Internet Explorer on Windows Mobile 5 and 6.
An interesting point is that they “plan to keep the Gears API consistent across all platforms”.
So Steve Jobs new something and [...]
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http://www.overclock3d.net/news.php?/input_devices/ocz_prepares_neural_impulse_actuator_for_shipping_next_week/1
http://www.dailytech.com/article.aspx?newsid=10929
Neural Impulse Actuator is essentially a brain controlled mouse, relying on Electroencephalogram (EEG) readings of the brain’s alpha and beta waves. These readings, combined with muscle movement and glance (eye movement) readings, allow for a very effective interface.
If you could write code with this, I will buy a couple…. hmmmm
“Think in Russian” – “Думайте [...]
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Just got my HTC touch cruise and can’t even send an SMS yet…
Although HTC messes with its users badly, its a very nice mobile phone.
Also waiting for SPB mobile shell that as they say will make htc’s cube look quite stupid.
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