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Ipoki is a Spanish social network based on localization. Its main service is sharing your position with your friends in real time and tracking your buddies location in Google Maps and Google Earth.

Plugins for Windows Mobile, Symbian S60 and Blackberry are available. But, if your device does not include GPS, you can update your position on your web browser.

Your location information can be used for automatically geoloc your photographs in Flickr and other web services.

Now, Ipoki has developed a new service they call Life Streaming, that generates a KML file that includes all the positions you have recorded and adds the related items to each position - Flickr photos, videos, etc …

It’s one more example in the field of location based services, that for sure will be commonplace and very appreciated by mainstream users.

Via Loogic
Link Ipoki

Are you thinking on buying a Windows Mobile smartphone but you don´t know which one to choose. Samsung Omnia is one of the best choices nowadays. See the physical diferences between iPhone & Omnia in the pictures below to have an idea of the size and specs of this great smartphone.

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People of iLoveWindowsMobile have new software available, Winterface: The next generation Shell

Winterface is the Next Generation Shell for Windows Mobile comprising the options of a launcher, a task manager, and multitude of Today plug-ins. Winterface virtually replaces default interface of touch screen Windows Mobile devices and gives the user unprecedented freedom to easily lay out interface exactly the way they like it.

Features:

• exclusive interface constructor
• task manager & launcher
• finger-friendly interface
• unprecedented freedom of customization

It looks like really great, and it is a great idea if you want to have an iPhone-like interface in your WindowsMobile, and it is as cheap as the rest of the iLoveWindowsMobile software, it is for 19,95$ (12,70€),

Link Winterface

Opera Mini 4.1 lets you have the full Web everywhere. This newest release includes several new features, including automatic completion of Web addresses, making it easier to get to the sites you need; tools for attaching files to Web-based email; uploading photos to your blog or other site; downloading attachments from email for storage on your phone; and saving and viewing pages offline.

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The BlackBerry Bold smartphone embodies elegant design, without sacrificing the features or functionality you expect from a premium smartphone.

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This post is an update of the post we publish yesterday about HTC Touch Diamond.

This following entry shows in some videos how is the new HTC Touch Diamond and how is it controlled.

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RedFiveLabs have finally launched to the market Net60. What is Net60? In short, it’s a Symbian S60 port of Microsoft’s .Net Compact Framework 1.0.

Every people involved in Symbian based development during his career will probably agree that this is the toughest mobile development environments. The tool chain utilities have improved during the years, but it is still far away from other environments such as Windows Mobile or JME.

That’s why Net60 is specially interesting. Developers will be able to write and test C# code in Microsoft’s Visual Studio, eventually deploying the resulting application in Symbian based mobile phones.

Anyway, Net60 is only .Net Compact Framework 1.0 complaint. Current standard is 2.0 version, which is less error-prone and have important improvements to the 1.0 release. This is the main drawback of this software.

Link Net60 WebSite

Could be possible run iPhone Mac OS on any touch screen? Maybe not, but people of Flick Software have created iSwish. With this application, available next May, you can run Windows Mobile with an Apple-like UI. This include some iPhone features.

• Flick from screen to screen
• Jiggle with icon move
• Smooth motion
• Summerboard theme support
• Summerboard text on/off
• 32bit color alpha blending
• Links to standard windows mobile apps
• Photo library
• Simulated multi-touch pinch on photos (iZoom)

You don´t believe us, take a look.

Via EngadgetMobile

Just some months have passed since the first iPhones reached the streets, but that´s more than enough for becoming the main reference in interactive interfaces.

It hasn´t been a big deal, though. Rivals like HTC Touch with its TouchFLO interface or Nokia N95 “n-gage flavoured” are magnificent competitors, but have nothing to do against the Apple iPhone style.

And now, thanks to Makayama TouchBrowser, all of us who can´t afford the price of an iPhone will be able to enjoy an iPhone-style Internet browser for our Windows Mobile gadgets, which means you will forget the stylus at last!. Thanks god for releasing us of the old scroll suffering!

Via Engadgetmobile

Next 6th of May, HTC is going to present his new phones.

Among them we can probably see a mobile booted Android and the other ones booted Windows Mobile interface Manila (new version of TouchFLO).

Moreover, they could surprise us with a new model with two different version (with and without sliding QWERTY board, the far left model and the far right of the second row in the picture).

Via: Xataka