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Looking for handy onscreen keyboard in your own language? Need for effective text input tool and want to type using the finger as well as the stylus? In this case, InterKey for Windows Mobile will be the best solution.
InterKey software provides multilingual onscreen keyboards for accurate text input. InterKey expands the capability of using standard Windows Mobile keyboard by additional special features. With new version of InterKey you can use up to 60 national layouts and enter words just by hand thanks to large finger friendly keys.
InterKey is available in two versions for your choice: InterKey Standard and InterKey Professional. As optional feature, InterKey Professional provides word autocomplete function, which completes words as you type. Using this function greatly reduces the number of key presses and makes text input faster and precisely.
In an ideal world, you could create a file in Microsoft Office on your desktop computer, put it on your Pocket PC, edit and format it on the road, and then send it back to the office, with content and all formatting still intact.
Unfortunately, it does not work that way. Microsoft’s Office Mobile is, after all these years, still not able to reliably open Microsoft Office files without massive data loss – all functions and formatting that it does not know, are silently stripped and thrown away. After Office Mobile touched them, many files share only a distant resemblance with their older versions.
NEW Get iPhone-style internet browsing on your Pocket PC. TouchBrowser lets you control everything using only your fingers. You can type using the large keyboard, glide through web content and scroll through pages with a flick, with full page view.
Tired of Pocket Internet Explorer? Forget about the stylus, the tiny scrollbars and the keyhole view of the internet. TouchBrowser gives you the smooth webbrowsing experience of the iPhone, right on your Pocket PC. It lets you scroll pages with animation and iPhone inertia effects for easy reading.
You can use you finger to move the webpage around the screen, something Internet Explorer can’t do. Websites designed for mobile use can be watched in ‘mobile view’ and full pages in ‘desktop view’. A built-in navigation aid tells you what section of a page you’re reading, so you never get lost.
A large finger-keyboard lets you enter URLs with ease, or enter Google searches directly from the keyboard. No stylus needed.
You may watch a YouTube video demo, showing all the features, or read the manual.
Now only $ 14.95 / EUR 11.95 (ex.tax)
Manufacturer’s Descriptions:
.*3.2 inch TFT touch screen.
*Support 3 frequencies (triband): GSM 900/1800/1900MHz
*Touch-screen, slide-screen operation, touch screen vibration.
*Menu animation effect.
*SMS/MMS support
*Bluetooth 2.0 stereo music.
*Stereo loud speakers.
*Dual SIM card slots (only one can be online at a time)
*2.0 Mega pixels digital camera, automatic focus.
*Supports 64 polyphonic ring tone.
*WAP (built-in stock and mapping WAP software — usable in Greater China area only).
*Comes with a 256MB Transflash Memory Card, Expandable to 2GB Max (T-flash).
*MP3/MP4 high-definition video multimedia.
*Voice recorder, Video recorder; USB interface; U-disk.
*1800mAh Rechargeable Lithium Battery
*Standby Time:Up to 200-250 hours, Talk Time:Up to 120-180 mins
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Package Includes:
*Cell Phone
*Lithium Battery
*AC Power Adaptor (180V~240V AC)
*USB Data Cable
*Handwriting Stylus
*Earphone
Price: $159.00 
Verizon Wireless has announced that the XV6900, better known as the CDMA version of the HTC Touch, will be available online and from Verizon’s business channel on April 16th and will be in stores for general availability on April 30th. Verizon announced the new product last week at the CTIA Wireless show in Las Vegas.
This all white smartphone sports HTC’s lauded TouchFLO user interface extensions to the Windows Mobile 6 operating system, which allows a user to control most functions with a fingertip. Sprint has been offering its own version of this device since late last year.
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The Japanese company Toshiba officially presented communicator Portege G910. The device is based on Windows Mobile 6 Professional and done in the form of side clamshell.
Toshiba Portege G910 Specifications:
* Windows Mobile 6 Professional
* UMTS/HSDPA 2100 and GSM/GPRS/EDGE 900/1800/1900 (GPRS class 10)
* Horizontal Clamshell form factor
* Size: 145 cc, 117 x 64 x 19.8 mm
* Weight: 183 g
* Camera: 2 megapixel main camera
* Memory: ROM 256 MB, RAM 128 MB
* Interface: Bluetooth 2.0, USB, WiFi
* Navigation: Built-in GPS
* Battery: 1320 mAh
* Standby: Up to 460 hrs
* Talktime: Up to 300 mins
* Display: Wide-VGA (480 x 800 pixel), 65k colors, TFT 3.0"
* Messaging: SMS, MMS, E-Mail, Wireless push E-Mail, Windows Live Messenger
* Media Player: MP3, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, WMA
* Music Service: Windows Media Player
* Security: Fingerprint authentication
* VoIP: Over WiFi
* Java: MIDP2.0, JSR179
* PIM/sync: Mobile Outlook (address book, Calendar) / ActiveSync (Address book, Calendar, Mail, folder)
* Accessories: USB cable, Stereo headset (with microphone), charger, user guide, CD-ROM
OtterBox, ever the heavy-duty case providers, have just announced their OtterBox 1933 which fits the BlackBerry 8800, BlackBerry 8820 and BlackBerry 8830. As an 8800 user, this case looks like something I wouldn’t mind using on a daily basis. Most of the OtterBox products for BlackBerry turn your handheld into a little microcomputing tank, which for novelty’s sake is awesome, but impractical for nonindustrial use. We’ve got a review cooking for their 1930 model (fitting the BlackBerry 8700), and hope to get our hands on the 1933 real soon. Keep an eye out for this in the $49.99 range in both classic black and yellow.
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Packed with technology, the HTC P3600 is the perfect companion for work and play. Microsoft® Windows Mobile® 5.0 keeps you up to date with your emails, calendar and documents; and with worldwide 3G high speed internet access you really can be connected wherever you are.
High-speed connectivity via HSDPA
Offering always on connectivity and speeds that are comparable to fixed-line connections such as ADSL, HSDPA, an updated 3.5G mobile technology, improves mobile communications with faster downloads to make surfing the internet and checking email more enjoyable. Additionally, HSDPA makes it easier for Glofiish X800 users to access advanced mobile services including VoIP, streaming video, and video calling.
The new HTC P5500 NIKE supports UMTS as well as GSM standards and comes with an FM receiver and an integrated GPS chip. Other features include Wi-Fi, bluetooth, 2.8MP digital camera with a 2.8″ screen. It takes SDIO, microSD, TransFlash cards for expansion.
It runs Windows Mobile 6 Professional on a 400MHz, 32bit Samsung processor. HTC P5500 is perhaps a competitor to the new Asus P526.
It is expected to released in September 2007
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