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This is a post about irresponsible/careless journalism/bloggism. For Gizmodo, getting that post about HTC’s latest press release out the door took precedence over actually reading the release properly and then commenting over it. The gizmodo poster’s comment is: ……but HTC’s finally released a statement saying Continue reading HTC Video Drivers: But This Is Not A Post About HTC Stuck in another boring meeting? You have a way out now, because connectivetools have released their app CallJockey, which can simulate fake incoming calls. What’s more, you can select the name, phone number or one of your saved contacts from whom the fake call will appear to be coming, plus you can define the time when Continue reading Boring Meetings? CallJockey To The Rescue Just wanted to share some pieces that generated a variety of “hmmm”, “ahaa” and “wow” from me: China Mobile set to trial LTE: China Mobile said Continue reading SmartPhones/NextGen Telephony: News That Matters As everyone knows, I’m an out-and-out Windows Mobile worshipper. It’s like a girlfriend, who is very difficult to manage and understand at first, but is a great source of joy if you know how to manage her. I don’t like any other phones now; the extensibility given by WM will do that to you. I Continue reading Nokia + Windows Mobile = Let’s Kick Some <InsertWMPhoneMakerName> Butt The newly launched “Projects” section is hereby inaugarated with a Windows Mobile Tool developed by me, called “ ShantzTodayChanger ”. This is a little tool for your Windows Mobile based phones (Co… Continue reading Project: ShantzTodayChanger (Windows Mobile Tool To Cycle Themes/Wallpapers Automatically) Since the beginning of time (read launching of WM6), millions of WM users (ok ok, will not exaggerate from now on) have been facing a very peculiar issue. The issue is that people tell them all the time that they are avoiding those people, and not taking their calls. But as the perplexed WM’er flips through his calls log, he can’t find any sign of a missed call. Yes, the issue is that many times, the phone will go into a state where the caller will hear the ring go, there will be no sign on your phone of the same, not even a missed call. But worry no more, the messiah is here to save you all from social embarrassment. Click on Continue reading to find the solution. Continue reading Windows Mobile 6 – Case of the Missing Calls: Solved |
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