touchscreen Windows Mobile Pocket PC news, reviews, tips & tricks

Jul 14 BlackBerry Thunder TouchScreen Spotted
Found in: BlackBerry, RIM, Smartphone, Touchscreen,

Here’s a feast for our eyes. With all the Apple craziness it’s quite pleasant to see others are working hard. I am talking about Research in Motion and their BlackBerry Thunder. The results of their work? I guess we can all spot them in this image.


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Mar 30 CTIA: New Motorola Evoke QA4
Found in: Motorola, Evoke, QA4, Dumphones, Touchscreen,

Could this be the first real push in the long awaited Motorola big comeback? Probably not, but it's a small start and let's just hope they do better next time around.
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Jul 10 Details: Nokia Haptikos Touchscreen Technology For Symbian Devices
Found in: Nokia, Symbian, Touchscreen,

Its no secret that Nokia has been hard at work on a touch screen with haptic feedback that can operate on a Symbian S60 type interface and that will be available on Nokia Smartphones, but even with that cat out of the bag I wanted to take a moment and tell everyone about some newly released details regarding the Nokia Haptikos Touch screen technology as it has been dubbed by Nokia.
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Nov 24 Escaped Spy Shots Of Motorola Atila
Found in: Motorola, Windows Mobile. Pocket PC, Atila, Spy Shots, TouchScreen, Finger Touch, Smartphones,

Every mobile phone manufacturer across the globe are getting to the finger touch screen revolution started by Apple, this time it’s Motorola’s turn.
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Dec 10 GScroll 1.0 for Windows Mobile
Found in: Windows Mobile, utilities, touchscreen,

Promising Windows Mobile 6 users new life to their touchscreen or touchscreens, GScroll allows swiping of the finger left/right/up/down on the touchpanel to scroll or navigate -- a functionality that will work in any application that supports scrolling or navigation via the directional pad.
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Jan 17 Handy Shell for Nokia 5800
Found in: Nokia, Touchscreen, 5800, N97,

More and more applications are being developed for Nokia’s touchscreen phones. Is it a sign? Is Nokia launching more touchscreen devices this year? So far we have the 5800 and the upcoming N97 but more handsets should definitely arrive. Today we have Handy Shell, an application for touchscreen Nokias.


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Aug 07 Latest Symbian Handset From Sony Ericsson Is The Jalou?
Found in: Sony Ericsson, Sony Ericsson Jalou, Spyshot, Images, Pictures, Rumor, Symbian, Touchscreen, Smartphones,

These days you rarely here about Sony Ericsson in the press when it comes to smartphones or even Walkman phones for that matter, so whenever something new pops up on the grid you better take notice.
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Sep 21 LG Renoir as the LG Viewty Successor?
Found in: LG, Renoir, Touchscreen,

The LG Renoir is a new phone smartphone from LG. You might have seen it about a month ago as the LG KC910. It certainly to have the same iPhone-like look the LG Viewty did and therefore it should be its successor. The phone hasn’t been officially introduced yet but it’s expected to be available next month. There’s no news about pricing or future carriers but we do have some specs after the jump.


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Dec 19 Motorola launches MotoPrizm in South Korea
Found in: motorola, touchscreen, smartphone, south korea,

Motorola has launched its touchscreen MotoPrizm handset in the South Korean market, hoping to attract buyers with its 2.8-inch WVGA touchscreen, S-DMB live TV, a three-megapixel camera, Bluetooth.
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Jul 19 New Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Hints Finger Friendliness
Found in: Windows Mobile 6.5, Microsoft, Firmware, Touchscreens, ,

You haven’t forgotten that Windows Mobile 6.5 is coming did you? Well neither did we and we’ve just discovered a new ROM that clearly indicates that the new Microsoft OS is going to be finger friendly. By now everyone has realized that a touch interface for mobile gadgets is probably the best way to go. Most new smartphones use touchscreens and we’re probably going to expect future phones to follow this trend.


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