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Here comes a program which will allow you to mess with CSV files on your BlackBerry phone. CSV Table Pro is a spreadsheet-style file viewer and editor for Comma-Separated-Value (CSV) files.

CSV Table Pro Features:

* CSV Table Pro for BlackBerry is integerated with BlackBerry Messages, BlackBerry Browser, and BlackBerry Media Explorer. BlackBerry users can open, view, and edit CSV files directly from these applications.
* CSV Table Pro for BlackBerry has been fully tested in BlackBerry 8100, 8200, 8300, 8700, 8800, 9500 series. It may work in other series, too.

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Sweet Dreams is just released program by Inizziativa Networks which promises to finally allow you to go to sleep without worrying about changing your phone settings in order to avoid unwelcome late night calls. In their words it is a revolutionary tool and you just need set your filters location, movement or sound and Sweet Dreams will do the job for you. You can control WiFi, Bluetooth, Data Connection and screen.

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Microsoft MIX10 brought us three Windows Phone 7 handsets too. They were made by Asus, LG and Samsung, While we've already seen the LG Panther a couple of weeks ago and while the Asus concept phone might just be a simple prototype, the Samsung handset shown running Windows Phone 7 definitely looks good.

It looks so good in fact that is similar to the Samsung i8910 HD. Are we to assume that the i8910 HD has been upgraded to Windows Phone 7? Why should it receive special treatment when we know for a fact that the HTC HD2 will not get Windows Phone 7 since it doesn't measure up to Redmond new mobile standards.


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So yes, we've just found out that Windows Phone 7 is not going to fulfill all our mobile dreams but we can still hope that change is on the way. But the good news is that Redmond still has more than six months to fix everything and offer us an even better OS.

What about apps you ask? Well it looks like developers are very interested in the upcoming Windows Phone 7 handsets. We already know the names of 33 companies which are already making applications for the new platform and we're definitely interested to see them in action. You might recognize some of the app devs below and it's probably time you started your own app developing:


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Ok so we've heard that the only place you can buy Windows Phone 7 applications is the official Marketplace but it looks like Microsoft has more limitations in place for the upcoming OS which tend to cloud it's easily achieve coolness.

Like Apple, it looks like Microsoft will not support multitasking, at least for now. Sure multitasking drains battery life and can clog the processor thus destroying our whole smartphone performance but some sort of multitasking is definitely required. And let's not forget that Microsoft has raised the bar when it comes to Windows Phone 7 hardware specifications particularly in order to improve the performance of future handsets running its OS.


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Besides a totally fresh and very appealing mobile OS, Microsoft also has to update its Marketplace. The Redmond-based company has talked about the future of its App Store rival at MIX10 showing us a little bit of what lies ahead. With these explanations one other important announcement came regarding the future availability of Windows Phone 7 apps.

It looks like Microsoft will want its Windows Phone 7 customers to get apps from the Marketplace alone. That means you won't be able to officially find apps for your upcoming Windows Phone 7 mobile phone anywhere else than the Marketplace.


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So Microsoft MIX has confirmed one thing we feared the most, the HTC HD2 will not be upgradeable to Windows Phone 7. But as I said earlier, we count on HTC to make an HD2 successor worthy of our attention.

And it looks like HTC is working on exactly that, at least if recent rumors are to be believed. So don't get to excited folks, at least not until we see something official from HTC and its partners in the mobile business.


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We've waited and waited for Microsoft's MIX conference to arrive and we can now tell you officially that Redmond will not support Windows Phone 7 upgrades for the HTC HD2. The decision is final and it might not be very well received by HTC HD2 fans out there.

One of the main reasons the HTC HD2 can't handle Windows Phone 7, at least according to Microsoft, is the fact that it has too many physical buttons.


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Robert Ciesnik who develops for Windows Mobile just released great mapping application OpenMobileMaps. It is similar to GoogleMaps but it's relying on OpenStreetMap.org. The application is made to be finger friendly and can show the map on fullscreen. Along with this has support for GPS and GSM triangulation (if no GPS device is present or there is no signal). Map tiles are downloaded and stored on your phone/storage and only new ones are downloaded and this saves your time and money, if you are on other than nolimit data plan.


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If you use BlackBerry phone and need to launch you favorite apps with ease One Touch Launcher is for you. It is the perfect launching pad for the applications you use all the time. With one click on the icon you get a pop-up with shortcuts to the most common tasks and tools that you regularly access.


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