Cherry Mobile Eclipse (Part 7)
July 1st, 2010 | by admin |
Part 7 video will show you around Windows Marketplace for Mobile and a quick look at Office Mobile 2010 applications.
Windows Marketplace for Mobile is a service by Microsoft for its Windows Mobile platform that allows users to browse and download applications that have been developed by third-parties. The application are available for use directly on Windows Mobile 6.5 devices, and on personal computers. There is no charge for signing up. However, keep in mind that downloading apps to your phone requires a data plan and standard data rates apply.
http://marketplace.windowsphone.com/
I log in to Windows Live and Marketplace using pass through internet connection. Check part 3 video for details on how to make pass through connection:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qwXVVQ4ihIE
You might notice that I already have several applications installed which I did prior to this demo video (Google Maps, MSN Weather Image Finder). I downloaded Office Mobile 2010 from Marketplace; its a free upgrade for Windows Mobile 6.5 users (updates Office Mobile version 6.1).
http://www.engadget.com/2010/05/12/office-mobile-2010-released-free-upgrade-for-winmo-6-5-users/
Search for ‘Office Mobile 2010′ then see if it is also available for you to download. Once the installer is ready, click on ‘Ready to install’ link then wait for the files to get installed. You would be prompted to reboot your phone after a successful installation.
Office Mobile 2010 applications version info:
Excel – 14.0000.4524
Powerpoint – 14.0000.4524
Word – 14.0000.4524
OneNote – 14.0000.4524
Sharepoint Workspace – 14.0000.4524
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Duration : 0:10:33
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6 Responses to “Cherry Mobile Eclipse (Part 7)”
By asuseroako on Jul 1, 2010 | Reply
@mxlblyk
Thats …
@mxlblyk
Thats also the time you have to close unnecessary applications running in background; yung mga nakabukas pero hindi mo naman ginagamit.
By asuseroako on Jul 1, 2010 | Reply
@mxlblyk
As for …
@mxlblyk
As for multi-tasking, oo kaya nya. Like pwede kang makinig sa music while surfing the web, while using Google map, while checking apps on Marketplace, while viewing your powerpoint slides, while reading a Word document. On fresh reboot, nasa 40MB ang free RAM ng Eclipse. When the phone runs low on available memory gawa ng ang dami ng nakabukas na apps, that’s the time nagiging sluggish na cya.
By asuseroako on Jul 1, 2010 | Reply
@mxlblyk
Wala ako …
@mxlblyk
Wala ako 5310 at hindi rin ako familiar sa multi-tap at sa tunog ng pagbayo ng Nokia phones. Ang huling Nokia phone na pagmamay-ari ko ay 3210 back in post-grad days. Then nung lumabas yung SAP1, lumipat na ko sa Windows Mobile. Kumportable na ko sa Resco keyboard sa ngayon.
By mxlblyk on Jul 1, 2010 | Reply
Ah ok… hmm… …
Ah ok… hmm… sana lang kasing lakas ng Audio ng Nokia 5310 yung dyan sa Eclipse, using the same sample rate na sinabi mo… kasi gusto ko yung bumabayo talaga eh.. hehehe!
anyway, na-try mo na bang mag multi-task dyan sa Eclipse?
Saan or kelan ka naka-experience ng Lag sa performance?
Also, may maire-recommend ka ba na keypad na multi-tap para sa pagta-type ng text? gaya ng sa mga Nokia phones? sa ganung keypad ksi ako mas sanay eh… hehe…
By asuseroako on Jul 1, 2010 | Reply
@mxlblyk
Walang …
@mxlblyk
Walang akong Senheisser CX300 na mapapag kumparahan pero sa lumang Aiwa HP-X121 headphone ko (hehehe), klarado naman ang tunog sa Windows Media Player (default player). Hindi basag, tamang tama lang ang lakas. Naka full blast na yung volume sa 100% pero klarado pa rin ang tunog. Sample MP3 file ay nasa 44100Hz stereo, 128kbps bit rate.
By mxlblyk on Jul 1, 2010 | Reply
dude, kamusta nman …
dude, kamusta nman ang music-playing capability nitong Eclipse? Maganda ba sya, without having to install much Music-related softwares to Enhance the sound?
let’s say gamitan mo ng great sounding earphones like senheisser CX300, maganda ba talaga ang music output ng Eclipse?
malakas ba at nde basag or sabog ang tunog?