Well (almost) all WinMo devices are going to have Pocket IE, but what you want is Opera Mobile 9.5. It's in beta right now (and a bit buggy on my iPaq 111, but awesome when it works).
It offers the zoom in and out like in Opera Mini, and a sleek interface along with enhancements to make it very usable without the stylus (minus text input). Unfortunately, it's not quite as nice without multi-touch, but it's darn close.
So, just look for a MAC address outside the assigned range and you'll be fine? There's a difference between hiding in plain sight and giving away your position.
One of the posts above explained how SMS works by sending it over one of the frequencies reserved for the tower talking to the phone. I'm rather curious.. how will SMS work when LTE or WiMax (4G) comes out? It'll end up being data, more than likely, which would give up the carriers' reasoning, wouldn't it?
If US providers were willing to make incoming messages free, do you think these sort of price hikes would even be happening?
It's never been an issue about being able to do it. It's all about the providers lining their pocket with the cash from SMS that they (may or may not) be losing from voice.
While you are correct, they all do use HTTP for MMS messages. Unfortunately, they charge seperately for MMS than data (which costs less. Just make SMS and MMS cost data! Even rounding up the 161 bytes to a kilobyte at $0.05/kb would be cheaper than text messages are now. MMS would go up in price (max for MMS is ~400kb) but that's what data plans are for.)
I'm writing to inform you that you should visit this very useful website called bugmenot.com. You can visit it by going over to your computer, opening a browser window, typing in "http://www.bugmenot.com/" (without the quotes!) in the address bar and hitting enter.
Dennou Coil was rather awesome in HD. Unfortunately I was so eager to keep watching it I sacrificed quality for speed and got the SD format instead.
On a side note, and I'm only using this for reference, primetime shows like Naruto and Bleach recently switched to SD widescreen, which is an interesting but relevant change despite not going to HD.
Despite the parent trying to be funny, NTFS does support shrinking. I've used it to shrink a full disk partition down a bit to install a Linux one on the side.
(Now queue 'no room left for Windows on the drive' jokes)
This reminds me of movies where a spy or the bad guy realizes they're noticed when their access gets locked out. Could you imagine working on your Blackberry, and all of the sudden, without notice, you're locked out for a security wipe? Hopefully your resume wasn't on it..
I don't know about active pen tablets (like Tablet PCs) but passive pen Wacom tablets (standalones) just require you to draw the stylus over the magnetic field of the tablet, maybe within an inch or so to drag the mouse around without 'clicking'. It's not difficult to do at all.
Okay, thanks for pointing out that it covered over lines, as well. Interesting that they need a license for the coax, though I do know that both power lines and cable lines can leak RF if they're not shielded/connected properly.
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How do you use the Amazon MP3 service on a WM device?
Go buy one for me, too, and then send it to me. So I can.. er. Destroy it. Or something.
Well (almost) all WinMo devices are going to have Pocket IE, but what you want is Opera Mobile 9.5. It's in beta right now (and a bit buggy on my iPaq 111, but awesome when it works).
It offers the zoom in and out like in Opera Mini, and a sleek interface along with enhancements to make it very usable without the stylus (minus text input). Unfortunately, it's not quite as nice without multi-touch, but it's darn close.
So, just look for a MAC address outside the assigned range and you'll be fine? There's a difference between hiding in plain sight and giving away your position.
One of the posts above explained how SMS works by sending it over one of the frequencies reserved for the tower talking to the phone. I'm rather curious.. how will SMS work when LTE or WiMax (4G) comes out? It'll end up being data, more than likely, which would give up the carriers' reasoning, wouldn't it?
If US providers were willing to make incoming messages free, do you think these sort of price hikes would even be happening?
It's never been an issue about being able to do it. It's all about the providers lining their pocket with the cash from SMS that they (may or may not) be losing from voice.
While you are correct, they all do use HTTP for MMS messages. Unfortunately, they charge seperately for MMS than data (which costs less. Just make SMS and MMS cost data! Even rounding up the 161 bytes to a kilobyte at $0.05/kb would be cheaper than text messages are now. MMS would go up in price (max for MMS is ~400kb) but that's what data plans are for.)
It's his site, he can do what he wants!
Well, maybe the cash flow to pay his consulting fees comes straight from iPod profits, or something.
The iPod was the first Hard-Drive-based player with a reasonably good UI.
That they had to end up paying Creative for.
Ooh, I know, let's all use MySpace!
Dear [friend],
I'm writing to inform you that you should visit this very useful website called bugmenot.com. You can visit it by going over to your computer, opening a browser window, typing in "http://www.bugmenot.com/" (without the quotes!) in the address bar and hitting enter.
I hope you enjoy it!
Sincerely,
KewlDude1774
Dennou Coil was rather awesome in HD. Unfortunately I was so eager to keep watching it I sacrificed quality for speed and got the SD format instead.
On a side note, and I'm only using this for reference, primetime shows like Naruto and Bleach recently switched to SD widescreen, which is an interesting but relevant change despite not going to HD.
AD rights? Why are you watching videos at work?
Despite the parent trying to be funny, NTFS does support shrinking. I've used it to shrink a full disk partition down a bit to install a Linux one on the side.
(Now queue 'no room left for Windows on the drive' jokes)
Paint it black?
This reminds me of movies where a spy or the bad guy realizes they're noticed when their access gets locked out. Could you imagine working on your Blackberry, and all of the sudden, without notice, you're locked out for a security wipe? Hopefully your resume wasn't on it..
Don't most phones have an airplane mode, to turn off the radio...?
If you want a colleague to use the browser, use the stealth feature. Unless, of course, you wanted to see where they went.
Another three years, at least, apparently.
Your friends must have wanted to murder you after all those international text charges.
Wait, what? I beta tested Vista and all I got was this copy of Vista Ultimate! I want my wristbands!
I don't know about active pen tablets (like Tablet PCs) but passive pen Wacom tablets (standalones) just require you to draw the stylus over the magnetic field of the tablet, maybe within an inch or so to drag the mouse around without 'clicking'. It's not difficult to do at all.
NASA have said this isn't the first time computer viruses had travelled into space.
Okay, thanks for pointing out that it covered over lines, as well. Interesting that they need a license for the coax, though I do know that both power lines and cable lines can leak RF if they're not shielded/connected properly.