WP7 app: Coin Toss Up

As credit cards and debit cards being use extensively nowadays, seldom people carrying cash in their pocket, especially coins. So what happen if you need a coin to make a decision for you? (which is bad, because why do you let a coin to decide your fate for you anyway? :P )

So back to this WP7 app, written by member of XDA, this is a free WP7 app that you can use it to flip a coin, and decide your fate, good luck!

Direct link:
windowsphone.com/s?appid=a6636923-fa41-4014-9f07-85ec6b8c046c

If you want to know more info, go to this link:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=17362364#post17362364

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source: XDA

HTC Radar - just another WP7?

HTC Radar actually has been spotted at youtube and other smartphone websites for a while, but will it just another regular Windows Phone 7? See the video to find out:






Note: looks like battery cannot be change because of the phone body frame is in one single metal, this is a no-no. :(


Note: nice camera features, I would want one. :)



Summary, strangely WP7 never being mention in any of the video. HTC shy to let people know it is a WP7 phone?

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source: youtube and I wrote this!

WP7 app: malaysiakini news reader

A member of XDA community, shawchyn wrote an useful WP7 app that can read malaysiakini news.  At version 1.0.0.0 now, here is what the app has to offer:

Malaysiakini is unique in the Malaysian context as it is one of the few independent media organisations in Malaysia. It is not linked to any political party or commercial interest. Malaysiakini news reader for WP7 (mkapp7) make reader life easier on Windows Phone platform.

mkapp7 news reader features :
- This reader provides articles feed from News, Columns and Letters sections.
- This reader feeds contents from English, Chinese and Bahasa Malaysia version of malaysiakini website.
- Provide login to view complete contents for subscriber.
- User can save their favourite articles into their collection.
- Share your favorite articles via email the links to your friends.
- Automatic update articles feed from source.
- Simple and easy UI.
- Data Service Required.

For more detail go to this link:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1213200

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source: http://forum.xda-developers.com

Windows Phone 7 mango update

Microsoft have start to giving WP7 update to WP7, this update is called mango. I wonder why they want to use fruit name. Android is using cookie names. Well, at least WP7 is more healthier. :P Anyway, here is a video from Engadget captured at the annual MIX developers' conference, after the jump.





It is a very long video (~21mins), but looks like this is very exciting to have the update and iPhone is pretty lame compare to WP7!

The demo of HTML5 inside this video triggered me to write blogpost regarding web browsers that supports/not-supports HTML5. I have done the testing and snapshot, just the matter of putting them into blogger, please stay tune. :)


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Source: http://www.engadget.com/2011/04/13/this-is-windows-phone-next-developers-take-notes-video/

Windows Phone7 start up speed test

Window Phone 7 start up speed vs iPhone and Android:



source: http://pocketnow.com

p/s: see other video:
http://outdatedpenanguncle.blogspot.com/search/label/video