http://www.apple.com/iphone/hello/
The brand new Apple iPhone spot has been presented during the last Academy Awards ceremony (the "Oscar" prize).
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http://www.apple.com/iphone/hello/
The brand new Apple iPhone spot has been presented during the last Academy Awards ceremony (the "Oscar" prize).
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This weekend I had a problem: my 7-years old daughter was going to participate in a swimming contest, and I had no stopwatch :-)
Luckily on PocketPc Freeware I could find this simple yet almost perfect Stopwatch app, that fit my needs completely.
What you get with StopWatch 1.2 quoting from author's website:
- Up & Down counting
- Preset time values
- 7 segment display
- Accuracy: milliseconds
- Portrait & Landscape mode
- Context Menu
- Lap times
- Styling
Here are a couple of screenshots:
Useful links:
the first is a "Complete FAQ for sending email in ASP.NET", covers framework 1.x, while the second is a "Complete FAQ for the System.Net.Mail namespace found in .NET 2.0"
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Labels: .net, development, microsoft, reference, survival
At this url you can download the latest sync software release for Windows Mobile-powered devices.
Microsoft says that this release performs better in terms of data transfer, that tey removed (for security reasons) remote pc sync functionality through WiFi or Lan, and that Exchange 2000 is not supported anymore.
See this: a web trend map for 2007 - in "Tokio Metro" style!
Available in different formats, from Information Architects Japan.
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If you want to have a backup of your Blogger-hosted blog, read this: http://googlesystem.blogspot.com/2007/02/how-to-backup-blogger-blog.html
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Do you already know Métro? If not, please go to http://www.nanika.net/metro/ and see what this mobile app can do for you - for free.
It is available for Windows Mobile, Symbian, Palm OS.
Its main goal is to guide you in the public transportation system of some hundreds of cities around the world. I tried the Windows Mobile version, and I find it really useful, fast, and well designed.
I'm publishing some screenshots here, showing the first screenshot, the list of my downloaded cities, a couple of calcolated routes (one in Milan, one in Paris), and a screenshot of the route building page:
Ehi, I was out for a few days and when I come back... breaking news - At the 3GSM show in Barcellona Microsoft will announce the official release for Windows Mobile 6...
Now you all already knew about this - but maybe you do not know this great post by Jason Langridge on the new fuctionalities of the new mobile OS!!!
Read it... really interesting!
Bye!