April 2009

Tuesday, April 28, 2009

(call Me) From Chase Sapphire

[ITMobility] - Review of the HTC Touch Diamond 2

Composed of three parts (

unpacking, test and return of information after one week), this test will help you get acquainted with the latest convertible netbook from Gigabyte. sort of big brother 10 "M912, the T1028M is tested by Chippy from UMPC Portal. His findings are extremely encouraging. Having also been testing the M912 Year Last T1028M he finds far more successful: greater autonomy, WiFi N, multi-touch trackpad ...

Sunday, April 26, 2009

Kats Playground Hot Set

A complete test for the Gigabyte

Videos of EeePC T91 are now available offering quick demonstration of the machine.

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Announced at $ 549 U.S., rumors suggest, however, think that this price could be revised upwards in our beautiful country. Finally, if the model sold here is exactly the same, that is to say with a digital tuner. Indeed, this kind of equipment is subject to tax in France.

We can first take stock of the moving box: it is a really small box, the same size width and height as the Touch HD, but almost twice as fine.

However, the package content and presentation are really limits for a phone of this range.

On the material side of the phone, it is still pretty strong and really light. Mixing between the metal of the front, and plastic "gloss" on the back cover is the best effect. Furthermore, note that the facets of diamond Diamond first name disappeared in favor of a smooth, flat back, much more convenient for stacking.

The battery, 1100mAh, should be much more suitable than the one supplied with the previous Diamond. The buttons respond well and are pleasant to use.

Small flat, the stylus, which since the Diamond was just passed to a magnetic mount is now back up to the "good old" mechanical fixing: in short, it is held by a small tab ... What about aging? You can read more on disposal of the review;) In the meantime, feel free to ask in the comments, the questions that torment you about the HTC Touch Diamond 2, we will be pleased to answer.

Saturday, April 18, 2009

39 Weeks Pregnant And Pain In My Chest

[ITMobility] - Unpacking HTC Touch Diamond 2

And at our partner

eXpansys we can find. Since today, the Touch Diamond 2 is available in EU version, that is to say in English, at a price of € 459.99 However, if the mobile interests you, eXpansys proposes to buy a Touch Diamond 2

and for a limited time, a discount of 20 € if you enter the code "

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Tuesday, April 14, 2009

How To Set Prawn Traps

The Touch Diamond 2 officially available!

We had the opportunity to test the latest phone Windows Mobile handhelds, and I called the Palm Treo Pro. As its name suggests, it is primarily aimed at the professional market with a full keyboard in front, giving it an air of great BlackBerry

Packaging

The package is really neat, the box is small and quite pretty. It includes the phone, battery, stylus, charger, micro USB cable (discussed later), and textbooks. By no cons HTC Touch Diamond2 + Offre de réduction de 20€ (Anglais, Wi-Fi, GPS) bag, pouch or "sock" is provided to protect the unit. This is the only thing missing really.

Design The phone, manufactured by HTC, is rather thin but large enough to cause the physical keyboard. We enjoyed the central directional pad surrounded by four buttons (Windows, OK, calendar and email) and also the possibility of having two soft buttons on the screen.

It should be emphasized that the functions of the physical buttons are doubled with the use of the white button at the bottom left of the keyboard. In fact, pressing the white button followed by pressing a function button then brings another function. Ex: Windows button, which opens the Start menu of the device button turns into "File Explorer" when combined with the white button. The solution is practical, even if it requires storing the dual function of each button. top, next to the power button is a switch for switching very rapidly vibrate mode button, which is often found on phones designed for professionals.

On the right side Palm has chosen to release the infrared port and a button to directly activate WiFi. Good thinking, but unfortunately a bit hard to engage, the latter being a little too deep in the hull.

be found on the left side volume keys and that of the camera. These cons are very pleasant to use, just over the device.

At the rear is the objective of the camera, and a big logo "Palm". The black paint, gloss type, is proving to be a magnet for fingerprint, which hinder the most manic.

Finally, below the unit are the mini stereo jack and micro USB port. And yes, no mini USB port as one can find a very large majority of Windows Mobile device, but a micro USB port, a port that should, in future, imposed as a standard. However, at present, it is more an inconvenience than a more micro USB cables are not yet commonplace.

Use

After about a week of use, our opinion is quite mixed. Indeed, We believe that this phone is actually between a Smartphone and a PocketPC.

A Smartphone since it has the advantage of having a physical keyboard just below the screen and a PocketPC as it features a touch screen. Unfortunately, due to the small size of the touch screen, it is often found to use the pad rather than directly touch interface, the phone does not have an overlay allowing finger scrolling. Indeed, despite a good resolution of 320x320 pixels (that is to say more than most Windows Mobile devices of previous generation) Palm has chosen to increase the DPI to get a bigger display. Basically, we are left with an image so close to what you may have with a 240x240 screen.

Regarding the keyboard, again my opinion is mixed. It is indisputable that a full keyboard directly below the screen is typically the most ergonomic back of the text. In contrast, the Treo Pro from Palm leaves something to be desired, mainly because of the size of its keys, which are too close and too small.

The space is, for example, slightly more sensitive than the other keys. Therefore, often you type two spaces instead of one.

Finally, the stylus is difficult to remove from its site. Fortunately, thanks to the pad, we have not had to use it regularly for our use.

The locking system of the phone is really well thought-cons. Simply press either button or hang up the power button. Displayed time and date on the screen. Cons by unlocking is done by pressing any button located above the keyboard or the power button, then pressing the submit button on the pad center. Pressing the Windows buttons, calendar, or mail are not very sensible because then open the applications associated with the button knowing that he will still press the Center button to unlock the PSA unit.

To use the built-in GPS, Google Maps and Webraska were installed by default on the phone. Both software solutions are Offboard, forcing the use of a data plan. Neither can compete with real navigation software like TomTom.

Conclusion As you can see, the conclusion is also mixed.

The excellent idea of integrating a full keyboard is marred by the smallness of the keys. No overlay is added to Windows Mobile, which in its version 6.1, it must be confessed, is sorely lacking in ergonomics for use on the finger. Maybe it was strategic, Palm preferring to focus on the development of Web OS to be released soon with the Palm Pre. Autonomy, however is quite good, with about three days of use (with push email enabled). This phone will probably meet a professional, which once mastered the small keyboard, will have a stand-alone phone, and proposing all possible connectivity today.

Most

Keyboard too small but can be useful for professional use once mastered

wifi button, mute button and four buttons around the central pad plus two soft buttons touchscreen

GPS

when turning off the screen, display time and date

3.5mm jack

Cons
Small buttons too closely spaced keyboard
screen too small
not overlay allows easier use finger
micro USB port
no bag

no micro SD card provided

Finally we would like to thank once again our partner
eXpansys
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Monday, April 13, 2009

Milena Velba Free Pirctures Forum

[ITMobility] - Review of Palm Treo Pro Windows Mobile Overview

is what you might think to view the latest ad from Microsoft about their Software + Service offering:

These photos are from the video

but are ultimately a Flash application running on an existing system ... ie, Windows Mobile 6.1 or 6.5.

However, it is possible that these images can at least give us an idea of what expect Microsoft engineers on the next version Most of their mobile system.

Wednesday, April 8, 2009

Record Xbox 360 Without Capture Card

7 in a video?

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Indeed, to make their latest mobile system more attractive, Microsoft has asked several famous designers to create themes, themes that are:

All tastes are in nature but I must admit that there is choice, from simple to extravagant. UJUA6c4Srj

What do you think?

Sample Telephone Greetings

themes of "designers" integrated WM6.5

Indeed, the rumor is running currently: version 6.5 of Microsoft's mobile system would not be the last of the series, and a new version could appear before Windows Mobile 7 comes out.

should think more in contrast to a "service pack" more than a real new version.

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Rumor: Windows 6.5 would not be the last 6.x? News

the menu, very little new information, the videos are silent and accompanied by music. However, one can see a case that came with the Touch Diamond II: Case "leather" or rather like "sock" as can be with the Touch HD, the future will tell, probably soon.

Here are the videos: