Speereo is based on a unique mathematical speech recognition algorithm that lets you speak to your PDA and understands any type of accent or speed of speech. With Speereo Voice Mailer, you can now compose, send, delete and sort your email letters with simple voice commands. You can also speak out find by name, company, or city to find the required person.

It is easy to send voice e-mail message, just press the ‘Record’ button, say as much as you need. When you have finished recording, just press the ‘Record’ button again and say “Send E-Mail”. The message will be instantly sent to the recipient as an attached voice file.

To download, visit http://www.personal-secretary.com/Products/Mailer.html. It is compatible with all Windows Mobile devices.

Send Emails With Speereo Voice Mailer is a post from: TechieQuest

Comeks Shorts makes SMS’s more expressive and fun, for the price of a normal SMS. Only a few characters are reserved from the SMS for transferring the graphical information. If the receiver does not have the Comeks Shorts application, the Shorts message is displayed as a normal SMS.

To use Comeks Shorts, you need to download Comeks Shorts application from http://sh.comeks.com with your mobile browser.

You can create your own avatar – so called “Shortie” and use it to send text messages. For every message you send, you can modify the avatar’s mood and the background. Your message text will be displayed in a speech bubble. The price of the SMS is the same as what your service provider charges for a normal SMS.

Comeks Shorts application is now available for public beta, you can download it from the Download page. Also check out the Introduction Video.

For a list of supported phones, visit http://www.comeks.com/support/phones.

Comeks Shorts – Send SMS with Your Own Avatar is a post from: TechieQuest

To let your friends know of your whereabouts, give them your codeword to find your location. They just send you an SMS with this codeword and in return receive an SMS with your coordinates. Now all they need to do is to input the coordinates into the search box at Google Maps and see your location.

To find your friends’ location, you need to send their codeword via SMS to their Pocket PC Phone Edition. In return you will receive an SMS with their coordinates that can be looked up at Google Maps.

VITO FindMe features:

• easily spot your friends on Google Maps
• send your location additionaly via email
• protect settings by password
• send SMS from a regular cell phone and see your friends location on a desktop

This VITO FindMe is very useful when you are lost in somewhere and need somebody to know your location.

You can download VITO FindMe from here. It supports Windows Mobile 2003(SE)/ 5.0/ 6.0 Pocket PC Phone Edition with built-in GPS receiver.

VITO FindMe – Find Your Friends’ Location on Google Maps is a post from: TechieQuest

With PDAsync you can synchronize multiple mobile devices to a single PC or synchronize a single mobile device to multiple PCs. When synchronization is executed for the first time, PDAsync executes a full
synchronization.

PDAsync features:

• Fast Synchronization – PDAsync provides fast synchronization. After the initial synchronization, PDAsync synchronizes only your changes, saving you time.
• Email Manager – PDAsync not only synchronizes email, but it also manages whether email has been read or not. Email that has been read on the mobile device automatically appears as read on your PC once synchronization is complete.
• Easy to Use – PDAsync will automatically connect your mobile device to your PC. The Scheduled Synchronization feature keeps your device synchronized as long as it is connected.
• The Flexibility You Need for a Changing Environment – You can synchronize multiple mobile devices to a single PC application and synchronize a single mobile device to multiple PCs.
• One Solution for Multiple Devices, PCs, and Applications – PDAsync support Windows Mobile, Palm, Sony Ericsson, NEC and other major mobile devices. It will also let you synchronize your devices with Microsoft Outlook, Lotus Notes, Novell GroupWise, Lotus Organizer, and ACT!

You can download the trial version of Laplink PDAsync 4 from http://www.laplink.com/pdasync/trial.html and see how it works for you. For more information on how to use it, read the User Guide.

PDAsync support Windows Mobile, Palm, Sony Ericsson, NEC and other major mobile devices. You can visit Device Compatibility to determine if your device is compatible with PDAsync.

Laplink PDAsync – PDA Synchronization Software is a post from: TechieQuest

With the PerDiemCo software installed on your PDA or Phone, you can:

• Show your PDA or Phone’s current location on a Map – A map can be displayed on the PDA if an internet connection is available.
• Establish geographic Zones with entry & exit notification.
• Selectively send your current location as a Map to others.
• Provide ‘coded’ web access to your Maps.
• View location and tracking on the PDA or on a PC Map.
• Create Shared Zone and location maps on the PDA and on the map Server.
• Take photos & provide Location or Map based Viewing.

For a list of all complete features, read the PerDiemCo Location & Tracking Product features.

You can configure the real-time tracking interval for GPS data packets such as coordinates (latitude/longitude), speed, max speed, heading, altitude and GMT time to be sent to the server. Currently the database will keep only 500 records. When the limit is reached older records will be overwritten.

Zones are geographic boundaries defined by Latitude and Longitude coordinates. There are 3 types of zones, Red Rectangular Zone, Blue Rectangular Zone and Polygon Zone. These are useful for Start and Finish tracking inside a boundary and alert when someone enters or leaves a zone. An alert notification will be sent to Web Tracking Page.

You can remotely configure the GPS setting via SMS text messages. PerDiemCo will detect the double # signs SMS Commands embeded in an SMS Text Message body and execute it.

To download, you can click here or go to the PerDiemCo website and click on the download link. To use PerDiemCo, you will need to register to PerDiemCo service center to set up the database with your tracking information such as user name, PDA phone number, PDA type and email address. On-line registration is available at: http://www.perdiemco.com. You can control internet access to maps of your current location by creating a ‘PIN’ number for your location data.

You can also download the User Manual to understand more on the system architecture and learn how to use it.

PerDiemCo Location and Tracking – Your Personal GPS Tracking System is a post from: TechieQuest

With acbTaskMan, you can list all running windows (visible programs) and tasks (background/invisible programs) along with the percentage of processor (CPU) time and memory (KB) being used by each.

There are six selectable panels, which can be resized and place in either the top or bottom position:

• Process Table – Lists information about the running processes and tasks.
• Module Table – Lists information about the modules (libraries) used by processes and tasks.
• CPU Chart – Plots total CPU and CPU used by selected process.
• Power Chart – Plots power used by device.
• Network Chart – Plots network traffic.
• System Summary – Presents overview of system status.

acbTaskMan offer 2 types of version, a free version and a paid version. You can download from here.

acbTaskMan – Free Task Manager for Pocket PC and Windows Mobile Devices is a post from: TechieQuest

Hipoqih uses positioning systems like GPS, that these alerts can be received automatically when arriving at the corresponding point, so that the information arrives in the place that interests. It is a new form to see the Web.

With Hipoqih, you can:

• Record alerts like in a georeferenced agenda, to put notes or internet URLs linked to a geopoint that will jump in your terminal when arriving there.
• Subscribe to public alerts broadcasted from other people or organizations.
• Share your position with other people and to see its positions. It allows you to know where your friends are (of course, with guaranteed privacy)

In order to use Hipoqih and to receive the alerts of hipoqih.com, you must register in the web and install the plugin in your terminal with GPS system to send your position and to receive the alerts.

You can put warnings like in a geo-referenced daily or connect URL associated to geopoint which will appear in your terminal when arriving to that point. You can subscribe to public warnings, share your position with people and see their positions. Hipoqih allows you to know where your friends and family are.

The Hipoqih plugins are free and available for PDA with Windows Mobile, Smartphone and PC with Windows XP, but will soon branch out and include Nokia N95, and GNU-Linux. You can download the Hipoqih plugin from http://www.hipoqih.com/descargas_pc_en.htm.

For guide on how to use Hipoqih, read the User Guide at http://www.hipoqih.com/downloads/hipoqih.User_guide_v0.1.pdf.

Hipoqih – Mobile Social Network with GPS Geolocation is a post from: TechieQuest

Mscapes is a software suite and website to enable people to design, create and share location-based experiences, games and tours with friends, family and others, anywhere in the world. Anyone with a GPS-enabled mobile device running Windows Mobile can use the Mscapes client to play any of the created games as they move through the physical world.

What is mediascapes?
mediascapes are mobile, location-based experiences that incorporate digital media with the sights, sounds, and textures of the world around you. A mediascape blends digital images, video, audio and interactions with the physical landscape. Games, guided walks, tours, and destinations are among the mediascapes created to date.

What is mscape?
mscape authoring software and the mscape player enable people to design and play location-based experiences called mediascapes with friends, family and others, anywhere in the world. And www.mscapers.com is the place for sharing and downloading mediascapes on your GPS-enabled Windows Mobile devices such as HP iPAQ (http://www.hp.com/go/ipaq).

Unlike PC-based applications, mscape technology provides a highly interactive, fun and engaging experience when users are out and about in the real world. mscape’s context-sensitive logic, combined with GPS and mapping technology, allows gamers, travel, GPS and outdoor enthusiasts to take their experiences to a higher level. The solution is so flexible that different digital files can be overlaid in the same space and delivered at different times, depending on which other locations in the mediascape the user has already visited.

“Fundamentally, all of our mobility announcements are about helping people connect with each other around information that’s important to them,” said Debra Brackeen, HP Labs’ director of strategic initiatives. “All of that connection is happening with richer and richer media experiences.” And though Mscapes is not yet a finished product, HP is “putting it out there for the enjoyment of customers and developers.”

The mscape software is available for free download at mscapers Download page, you can create your own mscape which essentially overlays imaginary images over images based on real life.

Mscapers provides everything people need to develop their own mediascapes, including training and tips to get started with Mediascape Wizards Help Guide

For more information about mediascapes and the mscape tools for making and playing mediascapes, visit http://wiki.mscapers.com/bin/view/Main/WebHome. You will get more ‘hands-on’ approach to the creation of mediascapes, downloading the mscape toolkit and the use of the mscape maker itself.

Mscapes – Share Digital Location Oriented Images and Audio from Your Mobile is a post from: TechieQuest

This generation windows mobile has been strongly link working onn flawlessly and effortlessly with Office 2007 and Exchange 12 for push emails and other features, and also instant messaging built in.

Windows Mobile Crossbow is scheduled for release towards the end of this year and should start appearing on phones in early 2007. i hope the Crossbow’s shaping up to look really great, but hopefully its stability is improved over WM5.

Via MSMobileNews

Crossbow – The next generation Windows Mobile OS is a post from: TechieQuest

Simple review about HP iPAQ rw6828

• Install with Windows Mobile 5.0
• a 2.7″ 262k color QVGA (240×320 pixel resolution) screen
• 2 mega pixel camera
• supportedGSM tri-band, with GPRS and EDGE capabilities
• WiFi and Bluebooth connection
• 128MB flash ROM
• estimated 5.5 hour talk-time and 280 hour standby time
• Equipped with dual stereo speakers
• Weight around 140g

My Notes

I plan to buy my first PDA in future and starting doing some survey about PDA. Anyway, i hope you can give advise or comment about PDA model, or recommend me some PDA model

My Idea PDA – HP iPAQ rw6828 is a post from: TechieQuest