Smartphone & Pocket PC magazine - Comments for "Browsing the Web on MS Smartphone (Windows Mobile Standard) devices PART II"

Wolfy, do you mean the camera is very choppy when taking videos, or at normal live view (w/o taking videos)? You might want to look around HERE to see whether there's a solution to it - you might even want to post a thread there.

You can relocate the mail attachments on the card with, say, SKTools.

Wolfy, the original input.ini is HERE (right-click for download; don't forget to rename it to input.ini!)

Wolfey, not even mailers or Opera Mini? Also tried via ActiveSync?

Do you have a backup? If you don't, I can, on the Registry / system level, have a closer look at how the problem may be fixed. You could also take a look at the linked Flash hacking thread. IIRC, there have been no similar problem reports there; that is, you seem to be the first with this problem.

Rick, sure I have - see the Java source HERE and the compiled (under JDK 1.1 so that it will be compatible with any JVM out there, even old Pocket PC ones) class HERE.

Just run it on either your local PPC in a separate Java task (using CrEme, Jeodek or MySaifu) or on a desktop computer directly accessible (with either a direct IP or with port forwarding). Configure your Opera Mobile to use it as the proxy server.

Rick, it's not possible unless you use a User-Agent rewriter HTTP proxy. I've written one; I'll post it tomorrow (now, I neeed to leave and don't have time).

Mo, on the license screen, press Down ONCE and, then, Action.

Mo, you don't need to hack - the PPC has a directly installable Flash plug-in, unlike the SP. Not any kind of hacking is necessary.

Mo, you mean relocating the IEM cache to a storage card? Sure it does. I, however, wouldn't really recommend it as it may result in some speed decrease. I've published some results on this (the factor of speed decrease when using a stanbdard (not very fast) memory card) in the PPC Web Browsing Bible.

mikeeey, you'll need to relocate the IEM cache. It's done in exactly the same way as on the Pocket PC. I think SKTools Standard is also capable of it if you don't want to edit the Registry by hand.

Smartphone &amp; Pocket PC magazine - Comments for "Browsing the Web on MS Smartphone (Windows Mobile Standard) devices PART II"

Smartphone & Pocket PC magazine - Comments for "Browsing the Web on MS Smartphone (Windows Mobile Standard) devices PART II"