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Addictive party-game pack with 6 all-new games & 30+ challenges! Compete against friends or AI in 6 hilarious games including Blowfish Rodeo, Rocket Science & more! Play on up to 10 different game boards in tournaments of up to 4 players! Fly jetpacks, bounce off sleeping polar bears, navigate fast moving free-fall & more to get to the finish line first in a collection of crazy challenges! Features (may vary by phone ): Party game pack with 6 hilarious games, including: Blowfish Rodeo, Rocket Science, Free fall, And more! Compete in 30+ challenges! Addictive head-to-head competition with friends! Play on up to 10 party game boards – each with a different theme! Compatibility: Omnia i9xx Series (1/4 screen) Possible to play on Omnia II i8000 (never test) Shared by: HutamE (please give him thanks!) Official site: http://www.digitalchocolate.com Application version: N/A Price: N/A read more… http://www.4shared.com/file/205816866/ed59003b/Crazy…scre.html http://rapidshare.com/files/344426319/CRZYPP.zip http://www.megaupload.com/?d=GTR1OMEP

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Crazy Penguin Party Game for Omnia

The power of Ryan Petrich’s Activator (free on Cydia) dawned on me only this weekend. Activator is used in the excellent Overboard and ProSwitcher apps to launch them with gestures, status bar taps, and hardware button presses. I had heard that these options should soon be applicable to BigBoss’s SBSettings panel, but that hasn’t happened yet. What has happened, though, is even better: you can now choose to launch any of your installed applications using any of the gestures and actions that Activator supports. There are also a number of system shortcuts (respring, reset, turn off, lock, etc.) that you can control as well.

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Activator: a free and extremely powerful jailbreak app launcher for iPhone [Jailbreak Apps]

A bleak struggle with my inbox and the general abundance of articles like this about information overload, reminded me of this talk from web theorist and author of Here Comes Everybody, Clay Shirky.

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It’s not information overload, it’s filter failure

Resco , the Windows Mobile developers responsible for bringing Resco Photo Manager 7 and other worthwhile enhancements to our phones, has just released Resco Explorer 2010. Explorer 2010, also known as version 8, provides several enhancements to an already outstanding offering

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Resco Explorer 2010 for Windows Mobile Released

I’ve wanted to ditch my analog phone for years now, but keep holding on to it due to the fact that I have a T1 line in my home and it’s needed for support reasons. If I didn’t need that line, I’d definitely consider the TK6000 from netTALK . Unlike some VOIP (Voice over IP) products such as the Magic Jack, the netTALK is a one time only purchase of about $100, with no monthly fees. A computer isn’t needed, just plug the module into your broadband router and into a regular landline phone and you’re ready for free local and long distance calls within the US and … [ visit site to read more ] Filed in categories: Home Tech , News , Spotlight Gadgets Tagged: VoIP Ditch your landline for the netTALK TK6000 originally appeared on The Gadgeteer on February 1, 2010 at 12:41 pm.

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Ditch your landline for the netTALK TK6000

This week we have some interesting news, games and of course, one big fat iPhone… sorry, iPad. The Mobile Spoon: This week the Spoon got a little depressed with at least 5 features the new iPad misses . Lucky there are plenty of jokes to cheer everybody up … And while Apple made all the noise, we found that WinMo 6.5.3 was quietly released … JAMM: We spent some time over at JAMM covering and sharing our thoughts, both positive and negative on the upcoming iPad. We also shared some interesting reviews on Resco’s Photo Manager 7 for Windows Mobile and a brilliant little utility that toggles bluetooth on and discoverable at the same time

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Smartphones Council Four

Found under: windows mobile 7 , android , palm , symbian , apple , mwc , barcelona , A number of cool devices gadgets and applications were announced launched at the CES in Las Vegas last month. The next big event to watch out for is the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona which takes place this month from February 15 to 18. One of the reasons why Mobile World Congress is gaining so much importance this year is due to the fact that Microsoft will be launching its new Windows Mobile 7 operating system at this event.During the last few years Microsoft has witnessed a steep Read More Read more in mobile format

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Windows Mobile 7 coming to Mobile World Congress in Barcelona

Like most of the major and not so major mobile phone makers, Alcatel has embraced Android , too, and its first device to run Google’s OS is the Alcatel OT-980. Design-wise, the Alcatel OT-980 borrows a lot from the Palm Pre , although the current design may be changed, since this is only a prototype – the final version of the handset should be unveiled at MWC 2010

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Alcatel OT-980 is like a Palm Pre with Android (video)

Today our good friends over at Woot! are selling the Leapfrog Didj, a low cost educational toy aimed at little kids. Lucky for hackers out there, the Didj is actually a linux device , and gaining serial console access is as easy as soldering two wires . The documentation out there is a little outdated, with a number of broken links and stale wikis, but $25 for a portable linux device is a hard deal to beat. A list of sites which might be helpful are listed after the break, as well as the hardware specs of the Didj. Let us know if you have played around with hacking the Didj before, and if you have any tips for other readers

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Leapfrog Didj: Handheld Linux on the Cheap

A couple of weeks of ago, Dell said that the Mini 5 was just a prototype. Now, Michael Dell, CEO and founder of Dell, said the Mini 5 will be launched “in a couple of months” in the Techcrunch interview. Video interview after jump. Click here to view the embedded video.

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Dell Sets to Launch Mini 5, a tablet PC phone with 5-inch Touch Screen

The Pope is taking God to the blogosphere, by ordering priests and cardinals in the Catholic church to blog and social network in order to bear witness to God in what he described as the world of digital communications. In…

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Pope tells priests to get blogging and poking

It’s a little early for spring cleaning but, hey, I was running out of space. I did a hard reset over the weekend and completely wiped out all of my previous settings and all of the local data because I was convinced that something had gone wrong during on of my iTunes syncs. The “other” data was up to 724 MB and my Apps had ballooned to 1.74 GB. I tried to do some basic addition with a calculator based on the numbers that iTunes was giving me, and I should really have had only 800 MB worth of app data on my device (and that was including the 100MB from my local Evernote notebook storage). Something was wrong, and so, in true Canadian fashion, I used a nuclear warhead on my device and started from scratch

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Weekend iPhone Spring[board] Cleaning [iPhone Jailbreak]

These kisses from the Hidden Art Shop look like those yummy little chocolate drops, but please don’t try to eat one. They are nifty little holders for CDs that you would otherwise leave laying on your desk. It helps prevent scratching and makes it easier to pick the CD back up. They are definitely more expensive than the sweet candies at £11.50 … [ visit site to read more ] Filed in categories: Miscellaneous , News , Spotlight Gadgets Tagged: Desk gadget When is a Hershey Kiss not a Hershey Kiss? originally appeared on The Gadgeteer on February 1, 2010 at 11:45 am

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When is a Hershey Kiss not a Hershey Kiss?

As well-intentioned as Apple may be, a number of users are reporting that the company’s latest Security Update (2010-001) is causing extremely slow start-up times and poor performance or crashing for several programs, including Skype, Firefox, and Photoshop CS3. Per CNET , a used identified as “Forgiss” reported the following issue on the Apple Support Discussions board : “I installed the security update this morning, and rebooted the machine. Startup was extremely slow. in the region of about 5-10 minutes with a consistent beachball untill startup has completed.

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Some Users Reporting Bugs, System Slowdowns After Security Update (2010-001) Install

As often happens with electronics trends, the proliferation of a consumer device soon results in that gadget knocking on the door to the enterprise.  That’s the case with smartphones. The trend started with the Blackberry, was supercharged by the iPhone and will continue to grow with phones running Google’s Android operating system. What’s worrisome about these devices is that they run applications… far too many applications that any IT department could vet for security purposes. Jupiter Research, purchased by Forrester research in 2008, estimates that by 2014, 20 billion apps will be downloaded annually to smartphones.

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Protecting the enterprise from mobile devices

The folks at Strategy Analytics have provided us with quite a bit of interesting information in the past – the latest is a report that handset shipments have risen by 10% on a year-to-year basis. Looking at the figures reveals the following distribution: Unfortunately, things don’t look too rosy for the “market leader”: “Nokia has outperformed in smartphones, but longer-term challenges still remain, including below-average share of the high-growth touchscreen market and a tiny presence in the influential US market,” the research firm said in a statement. via MBB

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Strategy Analytics: Q4 2009 handset shipments up by 10%

What is it? A cross-platform jailbreaking, unlocking, and customizing tool for iPhones and iPod touches. Customizations include boot logos, recovery logos, and “verbose” boot.

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Redsn0w 0.9.2 Jailbreak for iPhone Is Out of Beta, Final Version Available for Download

Love your iPhone but tired of having to strip it from its protective case to enjoy the convenience of a docking cradle?  Try the Innodock Jr. Desktop Cradle by Seidio .  It features a dock connector mounted on a compliant spring hinge.  This allows the iPhone to be placed in it vertically, then tilt backward slightly under its own weight–connector, iPhone, case and all–until it rests against the back of the cradle.   Compatible with “most” cases with an open connector bottom.  Case shown not included.  Also includes a USB cable for charge/sync connection.  … [ visit site to read more ] Filed in categories: News , iPhone related Tagged: iPhone accessory Non-naked iPhone charging with Seidio Innodock Jr. originally appeared on The Gadgeteer on February 1, 2010 at 11:18 am.

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Non-naked iPhone charging with Seidio Innodock Jr.

The newest addition to Nokia’s new X-Range of phones has now been released on T-Mobile tariffs, the Nokia X3 first came to market just a couple of days ago on Orange deals but now offers more than double the number of packages thanks to this latest release on T-Mobile. Joining the Blue edition Nokia X6 the

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Nokia’s Red X3 Launches on T-Mobile – Nokia X3 Deals

The Nokia 3720 Classic is designed to take whatever you throw at it. The 3720 Classic features a sealed, leak proof design made from durable materials which keep the phone safe in wet, dusty or muddy environments. As well as being water and dust resistent, the 3720 is rugged enough to deal with any situation. Tough on the outside, the 3720 is just as well equipped on the inside featuring a 2 Megapixel camera, an MP3 player and Bluetooth

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Nokia 3720 Classic

To be honest, I have not used a mouse pad in years at either home or work. I walked through my floor at work and found that about one out of 20 were using a mouse pad. With the advent of the laser mouse and the roller ball a thing of the past, mouse pad use is definitely on the decline. I know a few people who still use them to express themselves, but that is about it. Saddleback Leather is bucking that trend and is offering up an extremely well made leather mouse pad that is equal in quality to their other high-end leather products.

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Saddleback Leather Company Mouse Pad Review