Posts Tagged ‘review’
Review: NeatReceipts 3 Professional
Posted by: tjchan on Nov 24 2008 - 95 views
We are entering into a digital age. It doesn’t mean the end of paper but it certainly does mean the decline of the use of paper in our everyday lives. Bills and statements for credit cards, utilities, and more are all viewable online and we pay for goods and services via electronic means rather than the use of paper checks. Likewise, it’s about time that we moved to a more modern approach to filing what paper information we still get. The simplest and most effective means is by digitizing them with the use of a scanner. Enter NeatReceipts, a solution that will turn all your receipts, paper documents, and business cards into 1’s and 0’s making them all easy to store on a CDR or even a USB pendrive. Join us as we find out just how easy it is to get into a more paperless, clutter-free life!
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Posted by: Peter Murphy on Nov 11 2008 - 165 viewsI am definitely a self professed SPB Software fanboy, I love their software, and I make no bones about it. That fact though, doesn’t make me biased, if they serve up a lemon, I’m gonna purse my lips and say yuck!
Now I’ve still got SPB Full Screen Keyboard loaded on my device, and it was the earliest attempt at a finger friendly keyboard for WinMo.
The keyboard is one of the most important aspects of human interfacing with a mobile device. The award-winning SPB Full Screen Keyboard was first released back in 2002, and is one of Spb’s flagship products with more than a six-year-long history of success. This finger-friendly on-screen keyboard came out way before the iPhone notion of usability, but still accumulated tens of thousands of loyal customers from all over the world.
OK the need for a finger friendly SIP has considerably reduced, iPhone has it, but most people are opting for devices with hardware keyboards, but for those of us who can’t afford to update this is looking like very good news. Hit the link below to see why I think so!
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Shootout, Doug’s got the Guns out, Duck!
Posted by: Peter Murphy on Oct 19 2008 - 32 viewsFor a family man, Doug’s still packin’ heat, and with his latest head to head review of SPB Mobile Shell, and Winterface over at MTS, he has shared an insight into these two WinMo App’s that has a rather surprising result.
Hit up the link for Doug’s review, and the surprise ending!
Shootout: Today Screen Shells | My Today Screen
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Everything You Wanted To Know About the G1
Posted by: Peter Murphy on Oct 16 2008 - 24 viewsEverything you wanted to know, and probably some stuff you would never have thought about. Mat Miller over at ZDnet blogs literally shows off every feature of the G1, in one of the most thorough device reviews I’ve ever seen
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Out of the box first thoughts: I spent a couple of hours with the device in New York at the launch event so I wasn’t really surprised by the hardware of the G1. However, without the security tether attached to the device I was able to get a better feel for the device in your hand and overall construction quality.
If there’s anything you didn’t want to know about the G1 or Android OS, don’t hit up the link.
Via Gear Diary
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G1 Android, Shipping and Reviewed !
Posted by: Peter Murphy on Oct 16 2008 - 16 views
With about a week to go till the aforementioned availability of the T-mobile G1 Android phone, things are hotting up. It looks like pre ordered G1 units are on the move, according to Phandroid. How they got this info out of UPS I wouldn’t know.
Just a quick heads up for anyone who pre-ordered their T-Mobile G1 to check the UPS Website for a tracking number and shipping date. At least 2 readers have contacted us saying they have shipping information today and that the shipping method is via 3-day… meaning you could receive your T-Mobile G1 as early as the 17th and definitely by the 21st.
The G1 is already circulating though, and of course some of the bigger sites are already getting real hands on time/review units to help muster buyers for the in store release of the first Google phone. Both Engadget and Gizmodo, have detailed reviews of the G1 posted today, which are not uncomplimentary, but point to the fact that the OS is a first release and will probably need some work.
The G1 phone and the Android operating system are not finished products. There are only three working Google App’s here—Gmail, Maps and Calendar—while Google Docs, Google News, Google Reader, Google Shopping, Google Images, Google Video, Blogger and Picasa are nowhere to be found. What’s the deal? gizmodo
Looks like people are going to have to wait for a complete Google experience on the platform, a bit like bender not functioning until he’s had a few beers!
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Review: Spb Online
Posted by: tjchan on Oct 08 2008 - 168 views
Spb Online is a program that offers users an online experience by linking them to all sources of information - from live streaming video and audio, to RSS news feeds and weather, Spb Online is perfect for those getting started into the Windows Mobile experience. Granted there are many programs out there that do similar things, but Spb has combined some of the best tools in a sleek package with transitions and touch drag interface that even mimics the iPhone. It even has online games (which can be purchased separately beginning today)! Let’s dig in and see if Spb Online is all that it claims to be.
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