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The Basics of Windows Mobile Personalization

Posted by Jack Cook on June 1, 2007 – 10:56 am
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Jason Dunn has written a terrific article aimed at people who are new to the Windows Mobile world.  Even though it was written with the intention of targeting those that are new to our Windows Mobile world, there are great hints and tips all of us can use.  I think you will enjoy this piece!

In part, Jason said:

One of the greatest things about using a Windows Mobile smartphone or PDA is that the operating system running on the device is more powerful and flexible than anything else out there today – and that means a lot of benefit to you as the owner.

Personalization is one benefit of having a flexible operating system – in the same way that people using Windows on a desktop or laptop computer change their desktop background, system sounds, cursors, themes, and even the colour of application windows to make it more personal, Windows Mobile can deliver many of the same benefits.

You can read this article here at The Two Inch View

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