Fonte: http://www.gpsskinner.com/introduction.htm

A brief introduction to the application.

Synopsis

GPS Skinner is a skinning engine that allows you to view GPS derived information in any way you choose! Now YOU can create that GPS application you've been dreaming of! The idea behind GPS skinner is to allow any user to customize the application to suit themselves without knowing anything about programming.
With GPS Skinner you can create multiple pages (or layouts). Each page can contain several text fields and other graphical elements that all display various GPS related information.

GPS Skinner allows you to choose fonts and colors that suit you! Use any font or color. GPS Skinner allows you to choose any background you like! Each page can have an individual image as its unique background.

GPS Skinner allows you to design the page with the text you want to see! These can be your own or any of over 30 GPS derived fields such as; position, elevation, direction, speed, satellite reception, trip information, time
Besides text fields GPS Skinner has over 35 widgets, graphs and gauges to choose from! These include; clocks, speedometer, graphs, satellite bars, sky plots, gauges, altimeter and more...

GPS Skinner: Screenshots

Below is a random series of screenshots showing GPS Skinner in various guises. GPS Skinner supports skins in various screen formats including square, landscape and portrait.
Refresh your browser to get a new random set of screenshots.

Fonte: http://blogs.msdn.com/lokeuei/archive/2008/10/03/resco-releases-mobileforms-toolkit-2008.aspx

This is really handy for developers. Resco has released a ton of controls for .NET Compact Framework developers to help speed up application development time. PRESS RELEASE.

This toolkit contains the following controls:

• Resco SmartGrid for .NET - powerful grid control with built-in auto edit capabilities
• Resco AdvancedList for .NET - professional list control suitable for small displays of mobile devices
• Resco AdvancedTree for .NET - featured tree control excellent for displaying tree-organized data
• Resco DetailView for .NET - elegant and quick way of creating user input forms
• Resco CompactChart for .NET - charting control supporting 5 chart types
• Resco OutlookShortcutBar for .NET - popular shortcut control, common to all modern applications
• Resco OutlookWeekCalendar for .NET - Day/Week appointment scheduling control
• Resco OutlookMonthCalendar for .NET - Month/Year scheduling control
• Resco OutlookDateTimePicker for .NET - modern version of common control providing advanced styles
• Resco InkBox for .NET - ink control suitable for quick notes or signatures
• Resco ImageBox for .NET CF - versatile image control supporting various graphic formats
• Resco ImageButton for .NET CF - adjustable, modifiable and skinnable button
• Resco Audio for .NET CF - powerful library for playing and recording audio
• Resco Zip for .NET - industry standard compression library

you can checkout screenshots and find out more info here : http://www.resco.net/developer/mobileformstoolkit/overview.aspx

These controls integrate with Visual Studio 2005 & 2008 editions.

Fonte: http://blogs.msdn.com/lokeuei/archive/2008/10/16/full-list-of-windows-mobile-6-1-upgrades.aspx

My buddy Raleigh Paenitz, whom you’ve might have met at our numerous conferences (he manages the device bar), put together a complete list of Windows Mobile 6.1 upgrades / updates that are available todate. here’s the list:

· AT&T Blackjack II

· AT&T Pantech Duo

· AT&T Motorola Q9h

· AT&T Tilt

· HTC Diamond (Update)

· HTC Touch Cruise

· HTC Touch Dual (Unlocked)

· HTC TyTN II

· Samsung Omnia (Update)

· Sprint Ace

· Sprint Mogul

· Sprint Q9c

· Sprint Touch

· Verizon i760

Hope you find this useful.

Fonte: http://blogs.msdn.com/lokeuei/archive/2008/10/24/new-mobility-center-on-msdn.aspx

It’s time again for a visual refresh for the MSDN Mobility Center. This time round we organized it by development phases instead of “type of content” which was really hard to navigate. With this new look, you can easily find information that you are interested in based on the phase of development you are in.

if you still can’t find what you’re looking for, then do a quick search using the search bar on the top of the site.

Also, we’ve created a Twitter account for the Windows Mobile developer team so that you can connect directly with us. You can sign up by clicking on the link on the top right box called Windows Mobile Buzz.

Fonte: http://www.allshadow.com/2008/10/27/run-96dpi-on-your-shadow/

If you run 96DPI on your Shadow, your screen will look to be higher resolution.  The top and bottom bars will take up less space and you’ll see more icons on the screen at once - thus requiring you to scroll less…as shown above. Yes - technically things are smaller, but it’s like turning up the resolution on your computer monitor.

martint started a thread over in the forums that linked to this ZIP file that you need, plus has the following instructions to get 96DPI:

1) Run the WM6.1-131to96dpi cab file
2) When it asks for you to restart, do not restart.
3) Run CeleCMD, and click the “…” button.
4) Go to Menu, Browse Folder, and select the folder where you put the dpi.ccs file.
5) Now you will see the dpi file, and then go ahead and run it.
6) Wait for it go back to the homescreen and then reboot your phone.

Note that depending on what ROM you are running, you may run into some problems. Some people report a flawless installation, and some report that parts of the screen get messed up. That said, since it’s a CAB file, you can just uninstall it from the Settings menu, and everything goes back to normal, so it’s worth a try =D.

Fonte: http://gadgetmix.com/index/?p=1089 - Kamal DS

VITO Technology releases online project & task management utility Task2Gather. Task2Gather saves tasks in the web cloud for users to access them any time they need. Task2Gather key features are intuitive user-friendly interface, hierarchic organization, and easy task sharing.

Task2Gather is very flexible. It serves equally well both for organizing and supervising work flow in mid-size companies and also for managing personal to-do or shopping lists. The hierarchic structure allows users to divide any project or task into unlimited number of sub-tasks.

Task2Gather is for working together. Once user has created a project, he can invite other participants and assign them responsible for certain tasks. All it takes is typing an email address and clicking “Invite” button. In a couple of minutes their friends, colleagues, or partners will become the part of the project, even if they didn’t use Task2Gather before. The registration in Task2Gather takes less than a minute.

Task2Gather is mobile. Task2Gather supports such useful for task management features as assigning deadlines, colors, progress (in hours) to tasks, synchronization with Outlook tasks. All this is available for Task2Gather users on the go. They can finally take their business with them.

Task2Gather for Windows Mobile is available at following link for $4.99.

http://task2gather.com/site/windows-mobile-task-management.html

Fonte: http://www.techzine.com.br/arquivo/celular-nokia-e63-com-teclado-full-qwerty/

Foram reveladas novas informações obtidas do próprio site da Nokia sobre seu novo modelo: E63 – um smartphone com sistema operacional Symbian v9.1, S60 v3.1 que facilita suas tarefas com um teclado full QWERTY.

Outras características deste celular apontam para conectividade Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, HSDPA, além de slot para cartão microSD (como de costume) e uma tela TFT QVGA de 256 mil cores (cuja dimensão ainda não fora informada).

Além disso, parece que o Nokia E63 será mais barato que o E71 e terá 3 variantes: E63-1 para a Europa, E63-2 com câmera livre para uso corporativo, e E63-3 para a America.

Qualquer informação adicional, publicaremos aqui no Techzine!

Via | GSMArena

Fonte: http://www.allshadow.com/2008/10/08/tiny-twitter-on-windows-mobile/

You might know that you can visit Twitter.com in Pocket Internet Explorer or send a text to 40404 to tweet your update status, but did you know there is a Windows Mobile application for Smartphones like the Shadow that allow you to interact quicker with the Twitter service? Tiny Twitter is an easy to use and fun app that connects to your Twitter profile and posts or pulls you and your friends Tweets. You can reply, direct, timeline, find friends or follow/unfollow people all from your Shadow. You can set the update frequency and be alerted whenever one of your friends tweets and even set an audible alert if you like. It’s free and you can get it from tinytwitter.com

Oh, if you want to follow my theatrics, you can find me as MikeBenton on the twitter service. I can’t promise anything interesting though J Enjoy!

Fonte: http://www.allshadow.com/2008/10/09/make-your-shadow-look-like-the-htc-touch-pro/

ShadowMike is almost done his Touch Pro skin for the Shadow (or, actually, all Windows Mobile Standard devices), and it’s looking really good. It’s in Beta right now, so give it a try and give Mike your feedback. Above is the standard version, and below it is the 96DPI skin. Make sure you’re running on Windows Mobile 6.1 first (remember, T-Mobile doesn’t support 6.1 for the Shadow, so upgrade at your own risk), and then click on the discussion thread that goes through the installation step by step, plus how to get onto WinMo 6.1.

Fonte: http://www.allshadow.com/2008/10/10/when-you-need-an-interruption/

Supertrooper brought this to our attention. Fake Call lets you set a timed call from a contact of your choice so you can conveniently step out of a meeting, bad conversation, or hairy situation.

There are a few simple to use options:

•    5 minutes – perfect for cutting short people that ambush you in the hall

•    A little longer – anywhere from 10 minutes to an hour or a specific time

•    Specific Time – set a time AND a date to be interrupted

•    Right Now – for those “need…to…get…away…” moments

It’s free for download from Trinket Software’s site. Enjoy!

Screenshots

Below are some screenshots of Fake Call running on a Windows Mobile® 6 Standard Edition device. PowerSMS is compatible with all Windows Mobile® 5 and 6 devices, including touch and non-touch.

Main user interface.

Action on a task with the d-pad or simply tap your finger to execute it.

Preset Intervals

Quickly schedule a fake call using one of the preset intervals.

Fake Incoming Calls

Extremely realistic incoming call experience, including call progress that looks and behaves just like the actual Windows Mobile phone® application.

Utilizes the same ringtone used for real calls, and uses the Talk and End buttons for interaction.

Fonte: http://gadgetmix.com/index/?p=1077

I’m a big fan of Juni’s work. It is flawless and so precise that it won’t take you much time to fall in love with it.

After months and months of hard work and patience, Juni has come up with excellent and innovative skin suit: Mobility. Supported resolutions are VGA and QVGA (not 320×320 devices yet but coming soon).

The suit costs $8 or 4 euros. You can learn more about it here.

for
Wisbar Advance 3, PocketBreeze,
ContactBreeze, PocketWeather, iLauncher
and Windows Mobile Today

Introducing Mobility skin suite!

Introducing Mobility Skin Suite. Mobility is a take on an official default style user interface. This is for when you want a nice clean default look, but unlike anything else out there.

The suite includes VGA and nonVGA (so called QVGA resolution) versions, as well as 240x240 QVGA square screen support for devices such as the Treo 750.

The suite includes:

Three different today themes:

And for QVGA:

All three today themes also come in 240x240 square screen versions suitable for devices such as the Palm Treo 750.

Pocketweather icons and layouts:

Weather icons and layout for PocketWeather 2, also includes tiny icons for use in Pocketbreeze 5.4:

There are two included layouts, one for use outside of Pocketbreeze, as pictured above, and for use inside Pocketbreeze.

PocketBreeze and ContactBreeze skin:

As always, all of the Pocketbreeze goodies are skinned.

The Pocketbreeze skin works in any mode (vertical or horizontal). You need PocketBreeze version 5 or higher for the skin to work.

WisbarAdvance 3 skin:

All supported features are skinned. The Wisbar Advance 3 skin supports Phone Edition devices (both VGA and nonVGA, with the signal buttons skinned) and WM5 and WM6 devices. There are too many extras to list, but an example is the new animated hourglass, as well as headset icon, missed emails, and sms, and clipboard manager.

Application buttons, checkboxes, and Volume bubble (nonsmartphone)

And the volume bubble for Phone Edition devices:

The Task Manager:

And the Start Menu:

Note: The WA3 skin does not support 640x640 (so called "realVGA" resolution).

iLauncher meters and tab images:

VGA and nonVGA meters for iLauncher are included in all sizes. Ten tab icons are also included.

Note: The skin suite does not include the different programs, it only enhances them graphically. All upgrades are free if you already bought the skin suite. Buying the skin suite gets you both VGA and nonVGA versions.

Fonte: http://blogs.msdn.com/lokeuei/archive/2008/07/01/want-to-sync-your-windows-mobile-device-to-a-mac.aspx

Try this solution from Markspace called the Missing Sync (cheeky)

look at all these features:

• Connects with Windows Mobile devices via USB and Bluetooth
• Supports devices running Windows Mobile 2002/2003/5/6
• Syncs with Address Book, iCal, Entourage 2004 and others
• Syncs Word, Excel, PowerPoint and other files
• Downloads iPhoto albums and iTunes playlists
• Imports device-side photos and video
• Encodes QuickTime video for mobile playback
• Provides drag-and-drop install of .cab-formatted applications
• Displays phone call and SMS text message logs on the Mac
• Supports two Macs and any number of Windows Mobile devices
• Universal application provides the best performance

Fonte: http://www.satter.org/2008/03/managed-stored.html

One of the new features in the Mobile Line of Business Accelerator 2008 is something the team called “Managed Stored Procedures”. Now the team did not really write and add to SQL Server CE 3.5 the ability to create stored procedures. Instead we looked at what developers were really looking for that they wanted stored procedures.

The basic notion is that you want to separate out your SQL from the code. It turns out that this technique can be done with relative ease using existing feature in Visual Studio. In fact you can do this with Compact Framework 2.0 or 3.5 and VS2005 or VS2008. The trick is in the resource support for CF applications.

The resource designer supports several types of resources including strings, images, icons, audio, files and other. We played around with the resource designer. First we used “Strings” view. While this gave us the ability to embed the SQL as resource strings the approach was not optimal. While you could access the string by code using “StoredProcs.GetInventory” for example. The actual editing of the string was painful since the SQL is entered in the cell of a grid This meant there was no syntax highlighting or testing support i.e. running the SQL against a test database from within the IDE.

Next the team tried just creating files holding the SQL and setting the files as embedded resources. This had the advantage of getting some syntax highlighting along with the ability to test the SQL on some IDE SKUs. Although the testing has to be against SQL Server and not SQL Server CE it still makes creating and debugging the SQL easier. The problem with this approach was how to signal the data layer to retrieve the right SQL file since we no longer could say” StoredProcs. GetInventory”.

The last approach was to use the “File” designer of the resource manager. By dragging and dropping the files we had created into the “File” design view, the team got the best of both worlds - the ability to use “StoredProcs.GetCustomers” and when editing the SQL seeing it in a full screen editor with syntax highlighting and ability to test the SQL.

So now when using ADO.Net, the new data layer in Mobile LOB Accelerator or your own data layer you can replace the string embedded SQL with the contents of a SQL file.

cmd.CommandText = StoredProcs.GetInventory;

I hope you find this way of separating out your SQL from the code useful. Let me know what you think. You can also download the new Mobile Line of Business Accelerator 2008 from Microsoft download site.

Fonte: http://www.jgui.net/smsreportseraser/

A must-have program for all Windows Mobile devices.

This is a simple small program,
who can organize, so called: delivery reports,
automatically, after the selected time.

If you use SMS message option: Request delivery notification,
what gives you a special SMS report message when your sent message was delivered,
you probably quick notice, you have to delete all these reports manually.
It will become soon quite hard, if you send many messages daily.

This program will manage all reports automatically.

It leaves delivery reports in Inbox for a while (your choice),
afterward it will erase every report completely,
or (in the Pro version) move it, to a special new folder in Inbox.

You set the time, when it will manage reports, after the last one you've got.
This time could be minutes, hours, or even some upcoming twilight.
Additionally, this program can announce the delivery notification with a special sound, at your will.
In this case, you needn't look on screen, and use the backlight on, because you hear the notification.
More options: it can disable default notification sounds, and decline "Message sent" notification.

This program works in any Windows Mobile phone device, both Professional, and Standard (Smartphones).
With any screen size, resolution, or orientation.

Installation files

This program is distributed as shareware.
You can use it for free within 7 days. All features run, no limits.
Then you should buy license and get the unlocking code. The registration code is generated per device id (IMEI).
Please open this program's settings dialog and read your device id.
After purchasing confirmed, email your device id to: info@jgui.net
Allow us 3 working days, to reply with your code.

Downloading

You have to make soft-reset of your device, after installation.
Version 2.0. from October 22, 2008

Fonte: http://gadgetmix.com/index/?p=1065

Grumps, an enthusiastic and talented coder at XDA-developers has developed an application to easily customize the TouchFlo 3D. The application is very easy to use, thus making customizing the TouchFlo 3D a piece of cake.

It allows you customize the curtains, sliders, clocks and icons.
Download Manilla Customizer

Fonte: http://on10.net/blogs/sarahintampa/Redfly-A-Netbook-Entirely-Powered-By-Your-Windows-Mobile-Phone/

A company called Celiocorp has launched a completely different take on the netbook phenomenon. Instead of offering a lightweight computer running either Linux or XP like today’s netbooks do, this notebook PC is entirely powered by a device you already own: your smartphone. Dubbed a “mobile companion,” the Redfly device has an 8-inch screen, a full-sized keyboard and touch pad, and is connected to your smartphone via a USB cable or Bluetooth.

To use the Redfly notebook, all you need to do is install the Redfly driver on your phone (see supported phones here). You can then use the netbook like any computer. Its bigger screen makes it easier to read documents, write emails, or surf the web. Redfly supports remote desktop, virtualization and other cloud-based environments like Citrix, GoToMyPC, LogMeIn, Microsoft’s Remote Desktop protocol, stoneware, inc., and others. The netbook also features a VGA connector so you can connect your Redfly netbook to a projector for presentations.

As you use the Redfly device, you can be charging your smartphone too, assuming it’s plugged in via the USB cable. The Redfly battery works for up to 8 hours, according to the company.

Because Redfly has no OS, no CPU, no hard drive, and requires no software licenses, its cost is lower than a laptop PC (an Amazon search shows that price to be around $199). That’s also slightly more affordable than today’s crop of OS-powered netbooks, but not by much.

The benefit to using a mobile companion instead of a PC is that the device can get lost or stolen without any threat of losing important data. Of course, a lot of companies have already started doing this now via the use of virtualized business apps running on top of the OS installed on “regular” company laptops – all the important data is in the cloud so laptop loss or theft isn’t as big a concern as before. However, given the price ($199) of Redfly vs. that of a laptop, the replacement cost would be minimal.

Fonte: http://on10.net/blogs/sarahintampa/Live-Messenger-Adds-VoIP/

Today, Telefonica, the provider of the largest telecommunications network in Latin America is bringing their VoIP service, Voype, to Windows Live Messenger users in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Peru, the United States, and Venezuela, according to Inside Windows Live Messenger blog. The integration of the service will be done in two phases. In the first phase, you’ll be able to make calls from your PC to any landline or mobile phone in the world. In phase two, you’ll actually be able to both send and receive calls on your PC.

The calls to and from Windows Live Messenger users will be free and calls to landlines and cell phones will be available for a fee. The rates are as follows: about a penny to China, 2¢ to the UK, 5¢ to Canada, or 10¢ to Mexico per minute when calling landlines.

To get started, just sign-up for an account here. Remember - you need a microphone & speakers or headset and broadband connection. You can buy credit in amounts of $5, $10 or $20.

Then to make a call, the process will vary depending on what version of Messenger you have. Here are the steps, courtesy of the WLM blog:

• If you are using Windows Live Messenger 8.0, 8.1 or 8.5, click on the phone icon either in the main window or choose a contact and click on the phone icon. From the drop down menu, select ‘Call a phone’. Add a phone number, click on enter and start talking.

• If you are already using the new Windows Live Messenger beta, there are a few of ways you can make a call. You can hover over a contact and if you have a phone associated with that contact, just click on ‘call work’, ‘call mobile’, etc. You can also open up a conversation window with that contact and click on the phone icon and enter their telephone number. For ad hoc calls, you can launch Windows Live Call from the start menu under All Programs > Windows Live Call beta, enter their telephone number and click Call.

This new service will be a direct competitor to Skype, a popular program for making phone calls via the internet. 

Fonte: http://www.gizmodo.com.br/conteudo/opera-mobile-95-beta-2-e-o-primeiro-navegador-mobile-com-widgets

Saiu o último beta do Opera Mobile 9.5. Além de ser mais rápido, o programa agora vem com widgets – é o primeiro navegador mobile a oferecer extensões (e o Firefox Mobile vem logo atrás); você pode pegar o SDK para fazer o seu próprio widget aqui. Os cinco que já vem com o browser são Twitter, AccuWeather, um relógio, Shopping List e Bubbies (uma cópia de Tetris). E finalmente usuários de Symbian UIQ também podem usar o navegador.

Opera Mobile 9.5 adds Opera Widgets to deliver a one-click mobile Internet experience:
Opera Mobile 9.5 beta with Opera Widgets on Windows and UIQ now available for download
Opera Widgets Software Development Kit (SDK) with Opera Widget manager for S60
   

Oslo, Norway - October 20, 2008 - Opera Mobile 9.5 now introduces Opera Widgets to the mobile Internet experience, enabling one-click Web content access. This release marks the second Opera Mobile 9.5 beta for Windows Mobile and the first-ever beta for UIQ-based phones. A developer version of S60 Widget manager is also available within the Opera Widgets SDK.
  

T-Mobile has already embraced Opera Mobile with Widgets for their web'n'walk initiative, as previously announced on September 18, 2008. Like T-Mobile, other operators can now incorporate Opera Widgets into their customer offering. This means that customer-selected Web content can be accessed from a list of icons on the home-screen. Widgets can also serve as a means of customer communication, as automatic notifications are now easier to instantly deliver to subscribers.
  

"Opera has built its second Opera Mobile 9.5 beta based on user-generated feedback following its first public release earlier this year," said Jon von Tetzchner, CEO, Opera Software. "In addition to Opera Widgets, this new test version promises to be a smoother ride than the previous version, as we have improved page loading times and increased our focus on end-user productivity."
   

Several Opera Widgets are now pre-installed in the Opera Mobile 9.5 beta builds. Additionally, Opera offers downloadable widgets at widgets.opera.com.

Opera always encourages more user-generated widgets and therefore recently updated its Opera Widget Software Development Kit (SDK). This SDK will enable developers to quickly and easily create widgets using standards-based Web technology. The Opera Widgets SDK now includes two new features:

Opera Dragonfly debugging tool - Develop faster with this tool for debugging JavaScript, inspecting Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and the Document Object Model (DOM). Find your errors and get your widget right.

Widget manager for on-device testing – Widget managers for S60, UIQ and Windows Mobile are included with in the SDK for testing widgets directly on the mobile phone.

Opera is launching the updated SDK with a developer competition called the "X Widget Challenge". Opera is offering $10,000 in cash prizes for the best cross-device widget submissions. Read more about the competition from my.opera.com/widgets.

"Opera has kept developer needs at the heart of this beta release," said Håkon Wium Lie, Chief Technology Officer, Opera Software. "All great developers need great tools to work with. Opera is an industry leader in making the Web a developer-friendly place by constantly innovating within the confines of Web standards.

We will continue to create with developers in mind, as we intend to continue to grow our developer toolkit with each consecutive release."
Coming to an event near you Check out Opera Mobile 9.5 with Opera Widgets in Europe, North America and Asia at the following events:

-Smartphone Show in London on October 21-22, 2008
-Mobile Internet World in Boston on October 22-23, 2008
-Web Applications Conference in Seoul on October 23, 2008

Availability
Opera Mobile 9.5 beta with Opera Widgets is ready and waiting for download from www.opera.com/products/mobile/
The Opera Widgets SDK can be downloaded from www.opera.com/b2b/solutions/widgets/
About Opera Software ASA

Opera Software ASA has redefined Web browsing for PCs, mobile phones and other networked devices. Opera's cross-platform Web browser technology is renowned for its performance, standards compliance and small size, while giving users a faster, safer and more dynamic online experience. Opera Software is headquartered in Oslo, Norway, with offices around the world. The company is listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol OPERA. Learn more about Opera at http://www.opera.com/.

Fonte: http://googlemobile.blogspot.com/2008/10/introducing-gmail-for-mobile-20.html 

As an engineer on the Gmail for mobile team, I use the Gmail client on my mobile phone all the time. Because of this, I'm always looking for ways to make it faster, more robust and easier to use. Today, we're thrilled to introduce Gmail for mobile version 2.0 for J2ME-supported and BlackBerry phones. Our focus for this version was to make the experience faster and more reliable. We rearchitected the entire client to push all the processing to the background, greatly improve the client-side caching scheme and optimize every bottleneck piece of code we came across.

So, what does this all mean for you?

• Overall performance improvement: You should experience significant raw speed improvement, smoother scrolling, and no freezing.
• Multiple accounts management: If you have both a Gmail and Google Apps email account, you can easily switch between them quickly. You will no longer have to use two different mobile apps to access personal and work emails.
• Multiple mobile email drafts: You can save multiple email drafts in your mobile phone, so that you can pick and choose what you would like to send later.
• Powerful shortcut keys: If you have a QWERTY phone, you can use shortcut keys. Hit 'z' to undo, 'k' to go to a newer conversation, and 'j' to go to an older conversation. See Menu/Help in the app for more shortcuts.
• Basic offline support: Can't get a signal? Not a problem. You can compose and read your most recent emails even when there is no signal. Also, any outgoing messages will be saved in the outbox on your phone and sent automatically when you're back in coverage.

Fonte: http://www.gizmodo.com.br/conteudo/hands-e71

O Preço: R$ 1100 (pré-pago)

Veredicto: Apesar de se parecer um telefone desenvolvido especialmente para o meio Corporativo, o E71 serve também para quem quer um smartphone poderoso, que navega bem na internet, funciona com várias contas de e-mails, ótimo para mensagens SMS e MSN. Além disso, sua câmera de 3.2 Megapixel com flash LED é superior à maioria dos Smartphones da mesma categoria. O GPS também faz uma diferença muito grande, e sua bateria é certamente uma das melhores do mercado. Ótimo para executivos, ótimo para quem não larga o Orkut e o MSN.
O E71 é uma verdadeira revolução perto Nokia E61i. Ele ganhou uma extreme makeover e ficou muito mais bonito, menor e mais fino que seu antecessor. A  tela também foi reduzida, mas a resolução ainda é de 320×240, com brilho e contraste excelentes.
O acabamento do aparelho também impressiona. Com metal em boa parte de sua construção, o E71 ficou com aspecto robusto e bonito. Os botões do teclado QWERTY são muito mais próximos do que os existentes no E61i. Isso pode parecer bem ruim, mas como as teclas têm uma forma arredondada e meio ‘pontuda’, a digitação ficou muito mais fácil e veloz do que no modelo anterior, mesmo para quem tem mãos maiores. Ele é quase tão fino quanto um iPod Touch. Diferente do N95, praticamente não faz nenhum volume no bolso.

Ele ainda tem câmera de 3.2 megapixels, que filma em 320×240 a 15 fps, GPS interno com A-GPS, bateria de Li-Po de 1500 mAh (gigante!), uma versão mais atual do sistema operacional Symbian (Symbian OS 9.2) e conectividade via 3G (HSDPA), wi-fi, Bluetooth e IR (algém ainda usa?). A memória interna é de 128 MB, com um slot para cartão de memória (MicroSD). No pacote da Vivo, ele vem com um cartão de 2GB, além de fones de ouvido estéreo, capa para a proteção do aparelho, cabo de dados microSD e um mini carregador.
A bateria do aparelho é um show à parte. Ela agüentou quase 4 dias de navegação na internet via 3G e WiFi, uso constante de bluetooth e GPS e muita (MUITA) digitação de mensagens.

O aparelho é extremamente rápido para iniciar e abrir os programas. Graças ao Symbian, sua operação é simples e intuitiva. Instalei alguns games 3D no aparelho, e ele deu conta do recado com relativa tranqüilidade. Vale lembrar que o programa Mapas também rodou de forma absurdamente rápida, porque o GPS foi mais veloz do que o do N95 na hora de encontrar os satélites. Outro ponto interessante é a troca de perfil com o toque de um único botão, que ajuda muito a deixar o seu aparelho totalmente configurado para o trabalho ou lazer de forma simples e rápida.
O E71 não tem o foco em Multimedia. Este poderia ser considerado um ponto fraco, mas em linhas gerais o aparelho se saiu muito bem para rodar arquivos de áudio, vídeo e rádio FM, ficando devendo apenas uma tela um pouco maior e um jack para fones de ouvido no padrão 3,5mm. As fotos são melhores do que as do E61i e do iPhone, mas ainda perdem para o N95. O flash led dele não é muito bom, então as fotos em lugares com pouca luz ficam bem ruins. O E71 é meio fraco para jogos, mas mesmo assim o aparelho conseguiu rodar o Global Race com grande facilidade e gráficos decentes. Vale lembrar que este modelo não possui o acelerômetro presente no N95 e no iPhone, por exemplo.

Pró:

• Conectividade (802.11b/g, quadriband gsm, umts, hsdpa, bluetooth, WIFI, IR)
• teclado QWERTY
• troca de perfil com o toque de um botão
• Bateria gigante de 1500mAh
• Função de criptografia de dados
• Radio FM (faz uma tremenda falta no meu E61)
• Preço muito bom!

Contra:

• Flash de LED e lentes fracas (poderiam ser Carl Zeiss!)
• Não possui acelerômetro
• Não tem saída pra TV
• conector de 2,5 mm do fone de ouvido (nada que um adaptador não resolva, mas deveria ser o padrão)
• a tela poderia ser um pouco maior

A versão vendida pela operadora Vivo é a E71 - 3, que é compatível com a rede 3G 850/2100, funcionando perfeitamente em todas as redes 3G disponíveis no Brasil, e os valores de venda são os seguintes:
R$ 199,00 no plano Vivo Escolha 180 (R$129,00) + Pacote de Dados Vivo Zap 500Mb (R$79,90)
R$ 399,00 no plano Vivo Escolha 90 (R$83,00) + Pacote de Dados Vivo Zap 500Mb (R$79,90)
R$ 99,00 no plano Vivo Escolha 350 (R$193,00) + Pacote de Dados Vivo Zap 500Mb (R$79,90)