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Uninstall programs from your Windows Mobile Device

How-to uninstall Windows Mobile programs using WMDC.
Removing software from our devices using WMDC is as easy as it should be. All we need to do is connect our device using either USB or Bluetooth.
Click “Programs and Services”
Click “more>>”
Click “Add/Remove Programs”
You will be presented with a screen similar to the one below.
Addremove programs
All you need to do now is ensure that the tickbox next to the program you want to uninstall is unticked.
Once you press OK, your computer will leave the programs with ticks next to them and uninstall the programs which do not have ticks on them. This does not remove the software from your computer. You will need to remove the software through Windows Control Panel to achieve a full uninstall, or run the corresponding Windows Uninstaller.
As the programs are all fairly small, I generally leave them on my computer in case I decide I want to reinstall the software on my device at a later date. Changing the tickbox again will reinstall the program.

How-to uninstall Windows Mobile programs using ActiveSync.
ActiveSync also offers…

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Written by magakos on September 3rd, 2008 with no comments.
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11 Most Useful Free iPhone Utility Apps

The iPhone App Store has some of the best and the most amazing apps ever made for the iPhone but the only problem is that 70% of all of these are paid apps and to find good free apps you need to search a lot.

so to make it easier for you, i’ve made this list.

This app will allow you to use your iPhone as a Ruler. You can measure any object by placing it on the device screen or just beside it.

Get it

This is the most simple, free and easy to use unit converter app for iPhone. It allows unit conversions of 70 different units from 11 unique categories.

Get it

This is the lite version of the Teleport app for iPhone. Allows you to view and control your computer from any part of the world remotely.

Get it

Compass Free helps you use your iPhone as a free…

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Written by magakos on August 29th, 2008 with no comments.
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RESTART YOUR FRIENDS MOBILE USING BLUETOOTH

DO U WANT TO PLAY PRANKS ON UR FRNDS?If yes IS UR ANSWER THEN you r in the right place.
Just download the text attchment from below and transfer it ur phone, then copy the text of the attachment from ur phone using the copy feature of s60 phones and rename ur bluetooth name by pasting the text u hv copied. Now switch on ur bluetooth, whenever anybody tries to search nearby bluetooh devices to send files, his phone will restart . This process will go on and on if he tries to send u files. So just call ur frnds and silently switch on ur bluettoh and when they try to send files to each other their phone will restart. JUST ENJOY THE ENIGMATIC BEHAVIOR OF THE PHONE .
Works on all bluethooth enabled phone.
You Can Also Type Your Name In The Bluetooth Name But Remeber Do it Carefully Cause 1 Mistake Or Any Space This Will Not Work.

http://24dls.host2.nu/CComputriX/res_mobi_bluetooth.html

Written by magakos on August 14th, 2008 with no comments.
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Download Windows Mobile Network Analyzer PowerToy

Overview

Network Analyzer for Windows Mobile runs network utilities, for example ping and ipconfig, on a Windows Mobile powered device. Network Analyzer for Windows Mobile facilitates the troubleshooting of network connectivity issues. You can extend the harness. You can add user-defined tests (DLLs) to the list of tests to be executed. An xml input file defines the list of tests to execute. You can use Network Analyzer to send information about network traffic to a .cap file. You can then view the .cap file with the Network Monitor tool or the Ethereal tool. See the readme file below for more information.

You can download from here.

Written by magakos on August 10th, 2008 with no comments.
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Windows Mobile: Add a Signature to Outgoing Outlook Mobile E-mails

Windows Mobile devices aren’t great for sending emails from. We make our emails short because typing in anything longer than a sentence or two can become very time consuming and uncomfortable.

There is nothing wrong with entering in a short email, but it can look very brief, to the extent of appearing offensive to someone opening it up in a desktop email client.

It is a good idea to pad it out, or add in some useful information so that the reader has a clear idea who has sent them the email.

To make it happen:

Tap Messaging
Tap Menu
Tap Options
Tap Signatures

You can now create a signature to be sent with your emails. You can pad it out as much as you want, but it is a good idea to at least sign your name so that you don’t need to enter it in each time.

You can even add a signature to SMS/MMS messages from this window, but due to character restrictions, it probably isn’t worth doing.

Unfortunately there is no support for HTML code, though many email clients will place links as they recognise that they are an email or website address.

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Written by magakos on August 8th, 2008 with no comments.
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Hack Your Windows Mobile Registry

In all Microsoft operating systems, there is a registry which loads as your computer starts up. The windows registry lets the operating system know what settings to to start your computer up with. Most settings on our computers are stored in the registry somewhere, we just need to know what to change to achieve what we want.

Windows Mobile devices also have a registry like all other Microsoft operating systems. We can customize many of the defaults on our devices to suit our needs. The structure is very similar to the Windows Registry structure, so if you are familiar with it, you will find this just as easy. If you have not yet delved into a registry, you will find this quite tricky.

This article will cover some of the changes we are able to make to our devices, through our devices registry.

Find a Registry Editor:

There are a number of free register editors available for Windows Mobile Devices. We have the option of editing the registry from either a desktop computer or the device itself. I have not tested out any of the programs below extensively but I can confirm they will perform any of the changes

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Written by magakos on August 8th, 2008 with 1 comment.
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