This is a review of the Samsung Intrepid from Sprint.  Overall, I liked the phone.  It has a good build, and the software is impressive.  There were a few quirks here and there though.  …

Reviewing this phone has been a pleasure. I passed on reviewing the HTC Hero on Sprint because of the absence of a physical keyboard. That and the fact that Marilyn was looking forward to reviewing …

Having finished my time with the HTC Pure I have now turned my attention to the second device from at&t to sport Windows Mobile 6.5, the HTC Tilt2. After two weeks I must say I …

I admit it, as soon as they were available I raced to the Zune Marketplace and downloaded three of the new Zune HD games, very eager to see what Microsoft had chosen as the …

A few days ago I commented about the Celio Redfly adding support for BlackBerrys. I came across that bit of information first while researching to purchase a Celio RedFly myself and then while I’ve been …

Just prior to the official release of Windows Phone 6.5 on October 6th at&t released the HTC Pure which  is at&t’s version of the Touch Diamond 2. I have been using  the original Tilt …

A while back Google introduced Sync for iPhone and Windows Mobile.  It worked by using the MS  Exchange protocol, so you could sync your contacts and calendar without any extra software.
Recently they updated it, now …

After a thorough software walkthrough by Chris Leckness, it’s time to see how the HTC Hero fairs on the daily basis. Expect a solid run-through of this handset as I happily set aside my AT&T …

Five years ago, in January of 2004, I wrote a review of Pocket Map Navigator, R3, for Aximsite.com. That review can still be found at MobilitySite.com, if you are interested. I liked the software and …

Introduction:
A few days ago, SPB released a new update to version 3.5 of Mobile Shell. For those who aren’t familiar,   Mobile shell is a complete overhaul of your phone’s interface. Generally, it tries to make …

Like many of you, there has been an AvantGo sized hole in my content viewing for several weeks now. Over the course of many years and many mobile devices, AvantGo was the application I …

It is now a week to the day since I received my 32GB Zune HD via the friendly goblins at FedEx (see the details of that little adventure HERE) and in that time I …

Well, the Zune software version designed to support the new Zune HD and expanded marketplace is finally available from the Zune website as well as via Upgrade within the software. After messing about with …

I have been a fan of JayBird’s headsets since the review I completed for them on the JB-200 & iPod Adaptor, I jumped at the chance to try their new Tiger Eyes Earbuds. Since …

One of the features I love best of my Windows Mobile smartphone is that there is no shortage of different  free apps, even though they’re not neatly consolidated into an app store. Since I avidly …

A few days ago, RIM released a plugin for the BlackBerry that adds enhanced support for Gmail accounts, including conversation style viewing, stars, and labels.
I’ve taken the time to play with it, and in all …

There are an immense number of phone choices out there to fit the needs and desires of virtually everyone. For me, my choice has always been a Windows Mobile device because I have always found …

Even though I gave Viigo a quick install-n-try back in April on my AT&T Tilt running WinMo 6.1, I decided to run the gamut of possibilities with this combination RSS reader, podcast, flight info, and …

Google has released a new version of Google Maps and the app is as lightning quick as ever with some major improvements. The biggest addition is Layers.
There are several new functions or layers that include …

Who doesn’t occasionally wish they had a few more inches of monitor space? Maybe you want to still see your email client while playing WoW on full screen or when you have too many …