Can you Make Your Smartphone Smarter?
Posted by Chris Leckness on 07/30/08 in Smart Phones
Yes, Let me count the ways… 1. 2. 3. 101…. College Degree.com has made a list of 101 ways that you can make your Smartphone Smarter. She goes through 101 tips, most of the links to great resources, some of them are common sense tips, and there are a couple sections of the list that pertain to certain phones. Here is what Jessica has to share about Windows Mobile…
Windows Mobile
Here, you’ll find a number of the many useful applications for Windows Mobile smartphones.
- Remake your home page: Unclutter your smartphone’s homepage with PointUI Home.
- Stay on top of email: Manage your email with your Windows Mobile device and synchronize with your desktop using FlexMail.
- Remote control your Windows desktop: Turn your smartphone into a remote control with this app.
- Sync your notes: Make use of Evernote and you’ll get an incredible flexible note-taker that will sync between your smartphone and desktop.
- Get a close button: Spb Pocket Plus will give you the ability to close programs and better manage tasks.
- Upgrade your browser: Turn your old clunker of Internet Explorer into a more smooth browsing experience with Opera Mobile.
- Improve your to-do list: Create, edit, and synchronize tasks with Microsoft Outlook using Oxio’s ToDo List.
- Integrate with your PC: Use True Connect, and you’ll be able to work on your Windows Mobile smartphone as if it were your PC.
- Manage your memory: Get MemMaid to better manage your memory, clean your registry, and wipe files.
- Read RSS Feeds: Download pRSSReader for a free, smart, and compact RSS reader for your Windows Mobile smartphone.
- Listen to Internet radio: Use the Resco Pocket Radio to get hundreds of Internet radio stations.
- Transform your interface: Spb Mobile Shell will help you make your Windows Mobile interface look the way you’d like it to.
- Use Gmail: Check out this tutorial to find out how to set up Gmail on your Windows Mobile smartphone.
- Play a variety of media files: MPlayer will allow you to play just about any media file you’d like on a Windows Mobile smartphone.
- Organize your tasks: With SmarterTasks, you’ll be able to manage your tasks in contexts.
- Release memory: Oxios Hibernate will free up as much memory as possible on your smartphone.
College Degree.com via Pocket PC Mauritius
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I do love Evernote, but the WM client is pretty bare. It seems to depend on IE to actually look up information on notes, plus I haven’t seen how to tag notes when I take them on my phone.
In short, it’s great for taking a quick note, but still needs more features. I’d love to have the thing sync so that I can look up info when I am in a no coverage area, for example. I’d love to see some more development on this app.