Tag: 3D
SkyDrive simple viewer quickly shows…
by JonBot on May.17, 2010, under Pings
SkyDrive simple viewer quickly shows your SkyDrive WebDAV paths ping.fm/XroXy?i=567204f1af9bd5d10f9faf4fdb253504
Considering writing a novel, is this a…
by JonBot on May.12, 2010, under Pings
View Comments :3D, bad idea, idea, novel, writing a novel more...Don’t get me wrong, I think waiting…
by JonBot on Apr.30, 2010, under Pings
Don’t get me wrong, I think waiting until marriage is a good thing in
general. However, the fact that some women have to resort to things like
this or face ostracism or even death is horrible.
Evil @DPSJ would be proud, I convinced…
by JonBot on Apr.28, 2010, under Pings
Evil @DPSJ would be proud, I convinced the T-mobile Rep to let me keep my dead “essence”. New Essence has me back online!
Check it out: The 7 Most Soul-Crushing…
by JonBot on Apr.19, 2010, under Pings
Check it out: The 7 Most Soul-Crushing Series Finales in TV History bit.ly/anGW5E
BusinessWeek: Is Windows Phone Making A Comeback?
by JonBot on Apr.06, 2010, under Windows Phone Thoughts
“Developers’ interest in Microsoft’s Windows Phone software for smartphone has risen sharply, since the Redmond giant introduced a new version of the mobile operating system on Feb. 15, according to new survey data from Appcelerator, which offers tools that help programmers create apps. Between January and March, developers’ interest in creating games, calendars and other applications for Windows Phone has nearly tripled from 13% to 34%, according to Appcelerator’s survey of more than 1,000 developers that was released on March 31. Another major gainer: the BlackBerry, which has seen a doubling of developer interest in the same period, to 43%.”
Late last week, as the world preparred itself for the April Fools onslaught, BusinessWeek published a column speculating that Windows Phone has turned itself around and may be making a comeback. Obviously this isn’t news to us, however it does mean that mainstream has started to see it as a serious contender (rather than a joke). What do you think – in a year will we be buzzing about Windows while recalling the decline of the iPhone and the odd blip that was Android?
This was originally posted at Windows Phone Thoughts, check out the the source for discussion.
Check this out: AT&T’s Android…
by JonBot on Mar.28, 2010, under Pings
Check this out: AT&T’s Android lockdown is about money, not the iPhone [OPINION] bit.ly/do4XHu
Want to know what a Microsoft MVP does?…
by JonBot on Mar.23, 2010, under Pings
Want to know what a Microsoft MVP does? Check out this clip from WCBS Newsradio 800 in NYC – and hear Toby! ping.fm/K08Nx
Samsung Omnia II Torn Down
by JonBot on Dec.22, 2009, under Windows Phone Thoughts
“Samsung’s WinMo 6.5-packin’ Omnia II has been available to Verizon Wireless customers (or at least those unaffected by the Droid) for a few weeks now, but strangely, we’ve yet to see a proper dissection of this here smartphone until today. That said, we’re sure the patience you’ve put into this will pay off after after heading past the break, where all of the itty-bitty internals are shown in stunning detail for your entertainment / education”
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Want to see what’s inside a Samsung Omnia II? Well here’s your chance, check out this piece and find out what’s lurking inside!
This was originally posted at Windows Phone Thoughts, check out the the source for discussion.
Verizon Announces Release of Omnia II
by JonBot on Nov.30, 2009, under Windows Phone Thoughts
“Verizon Wireless and Samsung Telecommunications America (Samsung Mobile) today announced the availability of the Samsung Omnia® IITM, a full-touch all-in-one smartphone powered by Windows Mobile® 6.5 to keep customers connected to their corporate and personal e-mail accounts and synchronized with their schedules and contacts. Verizon Wireless and Samsung Telecommunications America (Samsung Mobile) today announced the availability of the Samsung Omnia® IITM, a full-touch all-in-one smartphone powered by Windows Mobile® 6.5 to keep customers connected to their corporate and personal e-mail accounts and synchronized with their schedules and contacts.”

Available in store on December 2, and for online order now, is the successor to the extremely nice Samsung Omnia on the Verizon network. As a (former – gotta keep updating!) Omnia owner, I can confidently say that you probably will find an Omnia II highly enjoyable – if you’re willing to part for your cash and make a deal with the Verizon Devil!
This was originally posted at Windows Phone Thoughts, check out the the source for discussion.



