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And yes, there is a Bluetooth Button!

Jack Cook — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 18:11:47 +0000

So you may have asked if you read my previous post, is there a quick way to enable/disable bluetooth as well? And of course the answer is yes. Like the WiFi, you can have it on the Start Menu but for me that is not as much as a priority. If I am using bluetooth, it will be on for a while but when I want it off, I want to access it quickly.

It does save me one “click” by having it in Programs. But remember, once you launch it, pressing Start with show the recently used icons at the top. It often is still there thus saving me additional clicks. It is worth having …..

You can find it here at xda-developers

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Raiisak`s WLAN Button

Jack Cook — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 18:09:01 +0000

I am enjoying my Touch Pro and each day I find more and more about what I can and cannot do with it. One thing I have found is that WiFi works really well … it has been simple and seamless but there is a major drawback and that is how fast it sucks power from the battery.

So to preserve battery power, when I am done with WiFi, I like to turn it off and if I need it later, I just re-enable it. So that sounds simple and it is but I have to go through several steps to turn it off and then repeat those steps to turn it back on later. I just wanted to be able to turn it on with a quick click … period!

Ahh, but there is a solution and it is very cool and works extremely well. It is a really neat utility that will place a shortcut to the Start Menu for enabling/disabling your WiFi quickly.

Description:

Makes a new shortcut under programs, WLAN activates WLAN On and OFF, see image under.

Make a short cut to start menu by: Start->Settings->Menus and scroll down for WLAN button.

This is a program that is definitely worth adding to your arsenal of utilities and you can get it here at xda-developers. Enjoy!

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O2 XDA Zest Reviewed

Jack Cook — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 14:31:34 +0000

Here is a review you may well want to read if you are in the market for a new device.

It’s nearly 7 years now since O2 launched their pioneering XDA range and introduced the British public to the delights of Windows Mobile. Since the original XDA O2 have presented us with a plethora of HTC devices that have kept us captivated. The XDA Zest is the latest device to wear the XDA insignia but it hides a secret. This XDA is not HTC, it’s ASUS. The famed motherboard manufacturer from the Far East has jumped on to the Windows Mobile band wagon and has made its intentions clear. Is ASUS’ Zest a worthy addition to the XDA range?

Head over to 4WinMobile.com to read the O2 XDA Zest review

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