BerryReview: SplashMoney - Manage Your Personal Accounts With Ease
I was interested to find out if a “pay” program is better than my “free” program. So I downloaded it and found out a couple of things that would make me reconsider my “free is better” thinking...
After playing with SplashMoney for a bit, I have found it to be a very indispensable program...
In the end I’ve decided that in this case, a pay program is way better than a free program!
Full review.Labels: BlackBerry, Finance, SplashData, SplashMoney
txtForward sends BlackBerry SMS messages to your email
Electric Pocket has launched txtForward for BlackBerry. txtForward automatically forwards SMS text messages received on your BlackBerry to any email address you supply. Using txtForward to send your incoming text messages to email can be useful in a number of different ways...
Some people want to backup all their text messages, so they have them safely stored away for future use. You can use txtForward to have emails sent to a gmail account, for example, where your messages will be archived forever.
Other people are more focused on email as they work through the day. Maybe they even leave their BlackBerry in their bag while they work at their desks. txtForward makes sure they don't miss an incoming SMS message, as they can have sent to their email inbox - so it shows up on their desktop PC, in Outlook for example.
Some folks have to juggle a couple of phones, maybe a work phone and a personal phone, or maybe they're swapping from a BlackBerry to an iPhone and have a new phone number. With txtForward running on the BlackBerry you won't miss any SMS text messages sent to one phone while you use the other, or if your friends don't have your new number yet.
Read all about it!
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SplashShopper Contest at SheKnowsParties blog
The
SheKnowsParties blog is giving away 3 copies of
SplashShopper Data Organizer Software courtesy of SplashData, a $29.95 value.
Splash Shopper is wonderful for party planning, you can organize your shopping trips or anything you need to make a list for before an event. You can organize your to-do list on your desktop computer, then synchronize it with your mobile device to take your shopping lists with you.
Labels: SplashData, SplashShopper
SplashData Announces SplashID, SplashShopper and SplashMoney for Apple App Store Launch
SplashData, Inc. has announced that three of its most popular applications will be available for download from the new Apple App Store at launch today. The company's SplashID secure information manager, SplashMoney personal finance manager, and SplashShopper list organizer are now available to iPhone and iPod touch users worldwide.
MobileTechReviewSlashPhoneTelecomTigerComputingUnpluggediPodObserverMacNNiPhoneAlleyTMCNettheIphoneBlogEverythingiCafeifones.netA Lofte LifeiPhone2The Viewportip3GTheGadgetPastorLabels: iPhone, SplashData, SplashID, SplashMoney, SplashShopper
Ringo for Palm OS is no Dead Ringer
My Centro lets me work out my evil ringtone tendencies better than any phone I’ve ever had, but it still has a few limitations. The biggest is that the built-in ringtone manager can’t handle music on the storage card, which puts a strict limit on how many different ringtones you can use. Also, like a lot of the standard Palm applications, it leaves something to be desired in the looks department.
Ringo is a ringtone manager designed to give you more control over your ringers in an easy-to-use interface.
Read the full JAMM review here.Labels: Centro, Palm OS, Ringo, ringtones
PhatWare and First Cyber Security Principals Form Heracles Research Corporation to Fight Internet Fraud
PhatWare Corporation, a leading provider of software products and professional services for mobile and desktop computers, and First Cyber Security Limited, a British internet security technology company, announced today the creation of Heracles Research Corporation - a new joint venture to develop technology to fight
internet fraud. Read about it on
Computer Business Review and
Information EngineerLabels: PhatWare, Security
Pop Music Scene Contest : Win Ringo for Your Smartphone
First of all, what’s a
Ringo? It’s a program for smartphones that turns your MP3 songs that you already own into ringtones. You could switch ringtones in a breeze and assign each ringtone for all your contacts. Sounds cool huh? It’s compatible with Treo, Blackberry, Centro and Windows Mobile Phones. Learn more about it by visiting the
Ringo website.
Thanks to
Ringo and
Pop Music Scene, 3 lucky winners will each get their own Ringo for their smartphones, respectively.
Labels: BlackBerry, Electric Pocket, Palm OS, Ringo, Treo, Windows Mobile
PhatWare Releases PenCommander 2.1 for Tablet and Ultra-Mobile PCs
PhatWare Corporation has announced the release of
PenCommander 2.1, the software application that features a powerful scripting technology which allows to use pen to control Microsoft Windows based Tablet and Ultra-Mobile PCs. The new version features an improved user interface for Visual PenCommander, a tool which provides an Integrated Development Environment (IDE)-like environment for creating and testing PenCommander scripts; significantly reduced memory footprint; and improved support for Microsoft Windows Vista Service Pack 1.
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Labels: PC, PenCommander, PhatWare, Tablet PC
Review: SplashMoney for BlackBerry
You can bet your bottom dollar that SplashMoney will help you reach financial freedom and manage your money. The power and potential far outweigh the minor bugs I detailed. As I find myself learning visually with ease, the pie charts bring my finances to life. As you find your dollar needing to stretch more, SplashMoney will help it go just a bit further.
Full review on CrackBerry.Labels: BlackBerry, Finance, SplashData, SplashMoney
Speak Czech? Here's a FlipSide post for you...
Electric Pocket Limited na trh vypouští nový program pro Windows Mobile – MP3 přehrávač FlipSide, který byl doposud dostupný pouze pro BlackBerry. Hlavní věcí, kterou se bude snažit zaujmout, je uživatelské prostředí ve stylu iPhone.
Full post here.Labels: BlackBerry, FlipSide, MP3, Windows Mobile
LAPTOP Magazine: Tips and Tools to Take Better Notes
Ditch the composition pads and start loading those copious lecture notes into PhatNotes. This program works with Microsoft XP and Vista Tablet PCs, and thanks to an easy-to-use interface, Outlook-integration, and a few other snazzy features, it’s guaranteed to help students use class time more wisely. Students can enter notes by dragging and dropping text from Microsoft Word, or by typing directly into PhatNotes’ processor—which is identical to Word, save a few tweaks. For instance, you can link one note file to another, assign attachments to notes (useful if your professor shares images, PowerPoint
presentations, or Word documents that relate to her lecture), add hyperlinks to the text, or use the Context Analyzer to assign phone numbers and e-mails to the notes as well. Why would you do that? Because PhatNotes works on smart phones with Windows Mobile 6.1, too. So if you’re using your BlackJack II to browse notes from an old lecture and want to call your study buddy to double-check a factoid, you can do it in just one click.
Full article is here.Labels: Blackjack, PC, PhatNotes, PhatWare, Windows Mobile
Why Haven’t You Organized Your Passwords?
There are many great database applications made for storing passwords.
A previous Lifehack article by Leo Babauta lists ten free apps you can use, but I like
SplashID, which costs $20, is available for both Mac and PC, and synchronizes its desktop component with almost all major PDA platforms. I really like having my information with me, securely encrypted, when I am away from my desk. Whatever application you choose, DON’T use a Word or Excel document for this purpose (especially one named “PASSWORDS”) that can be easily infiltrated.
Along with passwords and other login information, I also enjoy using the SplashID database for keeping many other data tidbits, such as software licensing information, identification numbers like my family’s Social Security numbers, my cars’ VIN numbers, computer support information and service tags, and frequent flyer program numbers.
Read the full article here.Labels: BlackBerry, iPhone, Mac, Palm OS, PC, Security, SplashData, SplashID, Windows Mobile
FlipSide for Windows Mobile review
One great example of providing a friendlier face to a Windows Mobile application is
Electric Pocket's FlipSide. As someone who uses Windows Media Player on my Windows Mobile phone quite frequently, I have to say that the "drill-down" approach that Windows Media Player uses to get to my music can be quite frustrating and, well, bland. FlipSide provides a finger-friendly and visual way of interacting with your music collection.
Read the full review.Labels: Electric Pocket, FlipSide, MP3, Windows Mobile
CellPhoneReviews.cn: DDH Software launches HanDBase 4.0 for all major platforms
Those among you considering themselves that efficient that even manage database files while on-the-go will be delighted to learn that the popular HanDBase application has been updated. Available on all major platforms — including Palm OS, Windows Mobile, BlackBerry and Symbian S60 — the HanDBase 4.0 brings a host of new synchronization features, a deeper level of security, and a myriad of user interface and database design enhancements.
Full article.
Labels: BlackBerry, Database, DDH Software, HanDBase, Palm OS, Symbian, Windows Mobile
The PDA Guerilla: Annual HanDBase contest
One major advantage of developing on HanDBase is that it runs on a wide selection of handheld platforms including BlackBerry, Palm OS, Symbian S60 and UIQ, and Windows Mobile Classic/Professional and Standard.
DDH Software has not announced its plans for the Apple iPhone/iPod Touch platform yet, but industry speculation is that it is in the process of porting to that next-generation platform also, thus putting applet developers in a position to compete in what promises to be a fast growing marketplace.
Another post about the HanDBase Applet Contest can be found at Morning Paper.
Labels: BlackBerry, Database, DDH Software, HanDBase, iPhone, Palm OS, Symbian, Windows Mobile
Why Haven’t You Organized Your Passwords?
In my work with clients I have run into passwords in all kinds of unbelievably random and insecure places. I always shrink back from them when I see them… I don’t want to know! Passwords are the key to unimaginable ruin in the wrong hands, and it consistently shocks me how careless people are with this information.
A previous Lifehack article by Leo Babauta lists ten free apps you can use, but I like
SplashID, which costs $20, is available for both Mac and PC, and synchronizes its desktop component with almost all major PDA platforms. I really like having my information with me, securely encrypted, when I am away from my desk. Whatever application you choose, DON’T use a Word or Excel document for this purpose (especially one named “PASSWORDS”) that can be easily infiltrated.
Along with passwords and other login information, I also enjoy using the SplashID database for keeping many other data tidbits, such as software licensing information, identification numbers like my family’s Social Security numbers, my cars’ VIN numbers, computer support information and service tags, and frequent flyer program numbers.
Full article.Labels: Mac, PC, Security, SplashData, SplashID
