Aside from the occasionally weak 3G signal reception and the occurrence of crashing apps, you’re probably also experiencing a shortage of battery life on your new iPhone 3G. Maybe you’re not doing all that you can to extend your iPhone’s battery life. As such, Guy Kawasaki offers a few tips to help you out.
Granted, he mentions a couple of time-tested tips that are no doubt taken for granted by most users, such as lowering the brightness settings to the dimmest, but he also adds in a few tips of his own that should all but make your iPhone drain its battery more quickly.
A few of his pointers include turning off the 3G network connectivity completely, as well as keeping Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and other data connection services off. You might already have a few workarounds of your own, but Guy gets approximately thirty-six hours of standby time on his iPhone, so his tips are worth checking out.
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Stephen from MyDigitalLife.us wrote about a great new addition in the new Windows Mobile 6.1 which gives you the ability to snooze your appointment reminder to 5 minutes before which is the default in the desktop Outlook version. Having this in mind you can now simply snooze without worry about setting the snooze time frame.
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Sure, you’re getting a built-in GPS, extra accelerometer, and 3G network support on the newly released iPhone 3G, but ultimately all those will take a toll on the device’s battery life.
So what are you going to do, aside from the obvious (turn the brightness down, lower the volume, turn off applications when not in use)? Apple offers up a quick list of pointers to remember to extend your iPhone’s battery life.
In the iPhone 3G, there’s an option to turn off access to 3G networks. You can also control when new e-mails get “pushed” to your device, among other settings.
Apple is reminding users to turn off certain features whenever possible, but most of their advice are really obvious stuff, which most people will probably take as Apple’s compromise for not being able to include a powerful battery in the iPhone 3G.
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Enhancing windows mobile pocket pc smartphones with voice functions is loved by lots of people and thats why I am happy to introduce you Speereo Voice Mailer for WM devices. It is a freeware voice operated program with unique function of creating audio e-mail message.
Speereo Voice Mailer is designed for frequent e-mail users who wish to expand the capabilities of their devices by trading up standard Graphic User Interface to the comfortable Voice Interface. In the program original e
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In order to send and receive e-mail on Your windows mobile pocket pc the first thing needed is to setup a new email account. This can be somehow hard for the
begginer users thing to do and this is reason to create this tiny guide and video showcase.
First take your device and on Today Screen tap Start and then choose Messaging. To create new email account you need to enter the New E-mail Account option and follow the steps below
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Optimizing your searches like search time relevant results etc has always been Google goals to make you satisfied. Their philosopfy steps on the foundations of the terms fast search fast email fast everything. Now they have decided to reduce your search time with creating tine but nice apps which will let you search Google straight from your Smartphone today screen. The application is called Google Search and is available for Windows Mobile operated Pocket PCs and Symbian phones.
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We have previously posted a trick showing how to prevent WM 5.0 and ActiveSync from draining your battery. At the time of writing it was a 6 step process but now all is made in CAB file for your ease.
The zip archive contains CAB and setup launcher for easy installation plus a short TXT doc. The core file works by setting Cradled value to zero every minute. When nothing is cradled no synchronization takes place at least per personal observation.
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Probably you like many more people have enhanced their Pocket PCs today screen with HTC Home Plugin those of you who had not may take a look and consider this interesting plugin . Now it is time for you to have the chance for customizing it according to your needs and views. HTC Home Customizer v1.0 HHC is freeware app that lets you completely customize and backuprestore your HTC Home Plugin settings.
HTC Home Customizer v1.0 features 4 different appearance options and you can sa
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