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VITO Technology updates VITO AudioNotes. Now it's become easier to make your voice notes on the go and manage them with minimum keystrokes. Recently released AudioNotes has already received a lot of feedback from the avid PPC and Smartphone users and turned out to be a real must have application.

VITO AudioNotes is a WM 2003/ WM 5.0 Smartphone and Pocket PC recorder that supports major world-wide spread formats: WAV and MP3. It records voice notes either in MP3 or WAV with different quality – low, middle or high. Apart from taking voice notes, VITO AudioNotes is especially good at recording phone calls on Windows Mobile 5.0 Smartphones. Among indispensable features VITO AudioNotes offers you are: VAS (voice activated system) for gapless recording and Mic Auto Gain for increased microphone sensitivity. So that you don't need to shout to record every word and when you keep silent recording pauses. User-friendly interface realized in form of control panels gives you full control of recording and playing your voice notes, lectures or phone calls.

Among new features presented in VITO AudioNotes there is an append option that allows you to continue recording to the same file after it has been stopped. Calls auto recording is self-explanatory: all you need now to automatically record incoming and outgoing calls is just have VITO AudioNotes running in background. Interface has also been tuned up: incoming and outgoing calls have the familiar differing icons and the corresponding name or phone number from your contacts.

VITO AudioNotes is available for $19.95 from here.

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We have wrote about the PMRecorder - free phone call recorder a month ago and now we have a great news for those who are using this great application. A new tool for PMRecorder whick makes the correct conversion to standart WAV files and makes automatical sync of calls and a desktop pc. It's called PMRbackup and you can download it from here



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Here we offer you the most popular Keyboards for Pocket PC and Palm devices and their lowest prices as they are according to Pricegrabber. If you are interested in learning more about specific device just click on it and read specifications, reviews, etc.

You can browse more PDAs, Hardware and Accessories at our Hardware Store.

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It looks like there is new Pocket PC phone edition device released by E-TEN, the E-TEN M550. It is quite similar to E-TEN M600 but it lacks built-in Wi-Fi.

E-TEN M550 Pocket PC Phone Features:

* Samsung processor: Samsung S3C2240 400MHz
* GSM quad-band, GPRS, but still no EDGE and no UMTS/HSDPA
* SDIO/MMC card slot
* Windows Mobile 5.0 for Pocket PC Phone Edition
* 128MB Flash Rom/64 MB SDRAM
* 2.8 " TFT LCD display
* Pocket Outlook, MSN, IE, Word, Excel, Power point, Windows Media the player 10, Mstock, Papago G10

Visit us in future for further information about E-TEN M550 Pocket PC phone.

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MosbyPDQ is medical pocket pc application for nurses and other health care professionals which provides rapid access to hundreds of essential facts, formulas, charts and conversions. You can also quickly and easily access related drug, disease and diagnostic topics across your entire mobile reference library with Skyscape's powerful cross.

MosbyPDQ 8.0.14 Features:

* Each section features a rapid-reference table of contents to give instant access to topics within each section.
* Helpful cross-reference links to related topics are also included.
* Quick facts about drugs, emergency care, pediatrics, patient teaching, obstetrics, patient assessment and procedures.
* Includes a special section containing commonly used but rarely memorized clinical information such as formulas, conversion tables, abbreviations, and more — all necessary to deliver safe and efficient nursing care.
* Ten sections: Procedures, Vital Signs/Pain, Assessment, Meds/IV, Labs, Emergency/ECG, Obstetrics, Pediatrics, Patient Teaching, and Facts.
* Built-in Calculators: Instant access from within relevant topics helps make key calculations quickly and easily.

Trial and Full version of MosbyPDQ medical reference are available for download here for Pocket PC and Palm OS.

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Qtek 9100 has many enhancements over the earlier model, HTC Magician, such as Windows Mobile 5 as the operating system, EDGE and WiFi for fast data transmission, 128 MB of FlashROM, and a convenient slide-out keyboard for typing larger chunks of text. All that together with a more than reasonable price has made this device one of the most eagerly awaited Pocket PCs of the past year.

Before I start examining the contents of the box, let me put the device in context for those who have not followed the latest developments in the world of Pocket PCs. The Qtek 9100, i.e. the device that is subject to this review, is a product of HTC of Taiwan (not to be mistaken for THC, which offers a completely different kind of experience). The company does not sell its product under its brand; you cannot buy a HTC Wizard. It only sells to vendors and mobile operators who offer its devices under their own brand. So, even though this is a review of Qtek 9100, it applies, with a few differences in design, software and accessories, for instance to T-Mobile's MDA Vario and i-mate K-JAM by i-mate as well. said Pavel Koza from pdagold.com.

So if you are considering purchasing the Qtek 9100 you can read this extensive review here.

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I was really amazed and happy when i found that software developers from TetraEdge are working to port Syberia, this great quest PC game, for Pocket PC devices. They have announced that the game will be available later this year for both VGA and QVGA handhelds.

One of the interesting things about Syberia for Pocket PC is, that unlike all other Tetraedge ports before this game originally plays with a third person view, for example Atlantis Redux is 1st person. But the screenshots do not show if Tetraedge is going to remake everything to first-perspective or if the character will be visible during the game in 3rd person view.

I will personally take the task to inform you about further news about Syberia for Pocket PC, because i am really big fan of its PC version.

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We are happy to inform all of you who are soccer fans about new pocket pc application called Soccer Information Manager 2006. Soccer Information Manager 2006 is providing the whole schedule of World Cup 2006 in Germany. You can sort the matches by starting time, by groups or final-groups or by locations.

It has option to input the results of the played games and the software will calculate the new tables and fixtures. You can also try out different scenarios, e.g. what would be the ranking if a certain team looses or plays a tie game. The software even shows the location of the matches in a map. In order not to miss the kick-off of an individually picked game, the system is sending the start time to the Outlook database of the PocketPC. Thus the user will be informed e.g. 15 minutes in advance to fetch beer and chips and switch on the radio or TV. :)

Soccer Information Manager 2006 1.0 Features:

* All dates, places and times of all 64 matches of the upcoming soccer world championship
* Matches can be sorted by groups, final rounds, dates and places
* Automatic calculation of the ranking lists and final round matches
* Calculation of fiktive scenarios
* Automatic transfer of match starting times into the Outlook database of the PocketPC
* Compatible with any Outlook extension (for example Pocket Informant)
* Automatic reminder alarm before matches
* Graphical representation of all venues in a map
* Any time zone
* All inputs are saved automatically in a database
* Very easy to use
* Program size less than 250 kbytes
* User interface in German, English, French, Spanish, Italian or Portuguese

You can download your copy of Soccer Information Manager from here.

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Here is one brand new pocket pc puzzle game, Manoosh 1.0, in which you must guide Manoosh through a mindboggling escape from Doktor Strangetail's warehouse and rescue helpless warehouse cats while dodging the evil Rat Things.

Manoosh 1.0 for Pocket PC Features:

* Guide Manoosh through the crumbling maze-like warehouse while avoiding the narcoleptic rat things
* Solve the mystery of Doktor Strangetail's disappearance
* Discover what is causing the kittens to explode
* Solve the 100 levels to escape from the warehouse
* Replay unlocked levels
* Enjoy a smooth game play with the help of the in-game tutorial
* Challenge your friends with clever level creations of your own
* Amuse yourself with hundreds of random trivia as you experience the effects of Doktor Strangetail's Smart Serum

You can download trial and full version of Manoosh here.

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Neslo Software has released an update to its Windows software that enables a single keyboard and mouse to control multiple computers, including Pocket PCs running Windows Mobile. Desktop Rover enables a desktop-connected keyboard and mouse to provide input to and exercise control over a Pocket PC either wirelessly or through a USB cradle connection.

Here's the gist – when you install the software, you'll indicate in their interface the location of your Pocket PC device. Then, for those of you who use two monitors, it'll feel similar – your Pocket PC will fire up and "receive" the pointer.

Neslo says that Desktop Rover can serve as a convenient substitute for a KVM (keyboard, video, mouse) switch in some applications, and that it is a useful way to control a laptop while in the office. Other suggested uses for the application include "pair programming" collaboration and tradeshow demonstrations.

Desktop Rover allows you to control up to 32 computers (and now Pocket PCs) with a single computer's keyboard and mouse. By positioning each computer's monitor next to (or above or below) each other, you can use each computer as if it was part of a single virtual desktop. You simply move the mouse from one computer to the next and the keyboard focus follows the mouse to that computer. Here are some ways our customers use Desktop Rover.

Use instead of KVM switch. Some of our customers use Desktop Rover instead of a KVM switch because they want to have a monitor connected to each computer, but don't want the clutter of all the mice and keyboards.

Control your laptop from your desktop computer. Many computer professionals have a main desktop computer for development and a laptop for presentations, meetings, travel, etc. Instead of using a docking station, they place the laptop next to the desktop computer, and use the main computer to control the laptop while using it at their desk.

Pair Programming collaboration tool. When programming or working with a partner, you can place two computers next to each other and configure them in a virtual desktop group. Each partner can move the mouse over to the computer next to them. They can literally control each other's computer without reaching for the other keyboard.

Tradeshow demonstration tool. Use Desktop Rover to demonstrate your product running on two or more computers? Control multiple systems without awkwardly reaching for different keyboards or mice and without constantly switching your KVM.

Simplify Pocket PC tasks. When your Pocket PC is in the cradle and you are working at your main computer. It is much easier to move your mouse over to the Pocket PC to work than fumbling for the stylus.

You can download Neslo Desktop Rover from here.

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