I love my Nokia N810, but after 10 months of hoping in vain for ubiquitous wifi in the places I frequent, I finally put convenience ahead of cost and upgraded to a smartphone with a data plan: the HTC Tilt 2 from AT&T. I’ve only had it for a couple of days, and I’m still getting used to it, but here are a few of my first impressions.
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Tags: at&t, gps, HTC, keyboard, pocket pc, smartphone, sony ericsson w580i, tilt 2, windows mobile
Since I got my Sony Ericsson w580i camera-phone, I’ve been pulling it out to take random snapshots. I decided to post a couple of them here to demonstrate the quality of this device. For reference, these pictures were taken with the camera set to maximum quality.
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How the heck do you set up MyPhoneExplorer to sync with your Google Calendar?
I previously wrote about using MyPhoneExplorer to synchronize my Sony Ericsson w580i with my Google Calendar, but did not provide instructions. One of my readers emailed me recently wondering how to set up Google Calendar synchronization. Here are the instructions I gave her, along with some screenshots:
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Last summer, I got a new Sony Ericsson w580i “Walkman” phone, and immediately started looking for a way to sync it with my Google Calendar. I had previously been using GooSync (reviewed here) to sync my Windows Mobile PDA with GCal through a USB connection to my desktop computer. GooSync works with the w580i, but syncing with a USB cable doesn’t seem to be an option, and I don’t want to pay for data usage.
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