In the review you can read ... Quote : "The only pages that found incompatible so far are Google Docs. I was able to view spreadsheets in Google Docs, but not word processing documents. I could not edit either though, but since I don’t use Google Docs very much it isn’t a concern for me." Maybe...

The Mobile Gadgeteer , Matthew Miller , has posted a great review of Opera Mobile 9.5 along with pictures and video. Opera Mobile 9.5 is not yet fully released.

The new version 9.5 of Opera Mobile is not yet publicly available, no download yet. But there's a video to discover it's new functions: http://www.opera.com/b2b/solutions/mobile/video/ For further information (to come) visit Opera Mobile homepage: http://www.opera.com/products/mobile/ I already...

" Today, Opera Software announced the availability of Opera Mini 4.1, the newest version of the award-winning browser that works on nearly every mobile phone. Opera Mini 4.1 revolutionizes the way people get the Web on their Mobile phone. People can now enjoy instant access to websites from any...

Windows Mobile OS comes shipped with a series of Microsoft applications on the device, which all face more or less significant limitations. One of the questions I am asked most often is how to overcome these limitations and how to replace these applications. Word Mobile / Excel Mobile limitations: quite...

Due to its inconsistency with the current system (until WM6.1) I disagree with Spb Mobile Shell 2, although it looks compelling. It already almost goes the WM7 way (which is definitely the right way to go), so when it'll be adapted to WM7, it might be mine (if devices are equipped with more integrated...

I took the suggestion from Jasons blog and got myself guitar hero three. And the only problem i've found with opera mobile is websites that automatically generate pages and cab files based on browser type. They never seem to detect opera properly, and end up spitting an XP .exe file at me.

Some of the coolest(& useful) applications which i like using on my Touch are: 1. Info Feed. 2. Opera Mobile 3. Cootek TouchPal (technically not an app) 4. Sprint backup(This one is a real life-saver) 5. HTC Home(I prefer this to the SPB shell as it comes out of the box with the Touch)

The top five apps I use most (every day), is: Spb Mobile Shell - The most userfriendly thing that ever happened to Windows Mobile. eWallet - Secure's all my important passwords, serials, etc... Agenda One - The way Outlook Mobile should have been., MS Communicator - Great way to communicate with...