Jan 22

A new version of PocketSnes has been released with optimisations for the Ipaq 3800 series and various other bugfixes.

Download:PocketSNES (freeware) 214kb

Source:PocketGamer
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Jan 22

Pavel Koza webmaster of PdaGold has written a complete walkthrough for those of you who are having difficulty with this game.

Read the Fade Walthrough
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Jan 22

There is a contest which has been organised by compaq.co.uk where your Business can win ten Ipaq 3870’s

Enter the competition Here

Source:LudiPocket
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Jan 22

Here is an extract of what Eric Long had to see about “Rebound” a new game from Ideaworks3D

“Rebound, by IdeaWorks 3D is quite an impressive game. The graphics rock.The sound is great. It is challenging. What more do you need? IdeaWorks 3D has created one of, if not THE best game for the PocketPC platform. If you are looking for a fun and challenging game, look no further”

A patch has also been released for people who are Left handed and were having trouble using the onscreen virtual controller. The patch can be downloaded from MobileGames.com
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Jan 22

SnapStream’s innovative software Snapstream PVS boasts: “Discover what thousands of users already know – SnapStream PVS makes it easy to record your favorite TV shows on your PC and then watch those shows anytime, anywhere. With SnapStream, watch TV on your PocketPC while you commute to work or on your laptop as you jet across the country.”

Does SnapStream accomplish what it sets out to do? Review @ PocketPCaddict

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Jan 21

Ever needed to get restore a specific file from a Activesync Backup , well now you can with STGViewer .

“You can use the standard Copy/Paste operation to extract the files to the pointed location in Explorer window. Or you can use ‘restore files to’ command to restore the files to given directory.

It is a ‘green’ software, need not install, nothing write to registry.

It is small and swift without MFC dll support.

It is alpha version now, but it is enough for your using. ”

Download:STG Viewer (freeware)

Source:PPCsg.org
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Jan 21

Arne hess of PocketPcwriter has been doing some testing with his Casio E-200. He tried connecting several USB devices to it and his Wireless Logitech USB keyboard worked.

Source:PocketPC writer
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Jan 21

Jared Miniman from Pocketnow has written a review on the Presenter-to-go which is a CF type II card which acts as a VGA out card allowing you to show presentations.

Jared overall impression:

“Certainly, for Visor users, PTG is an amazingly innovative device! However, for us picky Pocket PC users, we have three competing products to choose from, so our standards are quite high. Though the PTG print driver is innovative and useful in certain circles, for $199, I would expect better software and/or support for NTSC/PAL and S-Video output. Both FlyJacket (for the same price) and Voyager CF (for $25 less) support it; MARGI needs to throw a little more value into PTG before I can consider it as highly as the aforementioned competitors. Give MARGI time to improve the software and allow Conduits to develop support for PTG; by that point, I’m sure I’ll think more highly of the product. MARGI is a leader in presentation solutions. I expected quite a lot from PTG but walk away unimpressed.”

Review @ PocketNOw

Arne Hess of Pocketpcwriter.net also has a short summary on the Presenter-to-Go and expects to have a full review in the next few days.

Source:PocketPcwriter

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Jan 21

Wince.ne.jp has pictures of the new Hp jornada battery exender sleeve with MMC slot.

More Pictures @ Wince.ne.jp

Source:Ppcsg

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Jan 19

PocketPCThoughts highlighted that Micosoft PocketPC Site has a series of tutorials on how to setup various connections.

Table of Contents:

-How Connection Manager Works

-Configuring and Using Connection Settings

-Using a Modem and Your Dial-up ISP Account to Connect to the Internet

-Using a Wireless Modem to Connect to the Internet

-Using a Wireless LAN (802.11b) to connect to the Internet

-Connecting to a Corporate LAN

-Traveling to Different Locations

-Connect Using a Desktop Pass Through Connection

Very helpful set of information indeed.

More details at here.
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