posted Jul 9, 2011 9:51 AM by Bert Lagaisse
In the recent month, Twitter decided to break the developers' apps *AGAIN* by introducing additional security for apps that need access to the direct messages. Because this new security measure would break Twozaic, I pulled it from the market place. Now that the security measure is enforced at the Twitter server I was able to test the consequences, and updated some server settings to fix it. The app itself doesn't need an update, the user just needs to login again (in the settings screen, just click 'activate' again).
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posted Dec 11, 2010 6:58 AM by Bert Lagaisse
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updated Dec 11, 2010 7:09 AM
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Update 1.3 is now available in the marketplace.
Twozaic 1.3 brings the full twitter experience and beyond: - quickly glance at your tweets in multiple views, - easy quick-click popup menu to tap on links in a tweet. - multi-account support, - full user management, full list management, - direct messages, - posting photos with twitpic, yfrog or plixi, - searching tweets and users, - viewing and adding geo-locations, etc.
v1.3 Brings multiple performance and GUI upgrades - faster loading at start-up, - prefetching next page in the background, - tweet caching within and in between app sessions, - some functions are more quickly accessible (reload, DM) - "Clickables" and "touchables" are more explicit in the GUI
More information and screenshots can be found here. |
posted Nov 7, 2010 3:06 PM by Bert Lagaisse
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updated Nov 16, 2010 6:40 AM
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A very recent Windows Update to Windows 7 changes the windows button codes that are currently used by Media Control. We have submitted an update to the marketplace that deals with this issue.
UPDATE Nov 9: Virtual Remote Media Control v1.1 for Windows Phone 7 has been accepted to the marketplace. Still waiting for the WM6 acceptance.
UPDATE Nov 16: Virtual Remote Media Control v1.1 for Windows Mobile 6 has been published to the US marketplace. Other markets should follow soon, depending on Microsoft's current certification timing for Windows Mobile 6 app updates. WM6 updates seem to be lowest priority due to the Windows Phone 7 launch.
UPDATE Nov 17: v1.1 for WM6 is now also published to the UK marketplace. Australia and Canada are still in the certification waiting queue.
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posted Nov 7, 2010 9:38 AM by Bert Lagaisse
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updated Nov 16, 2010 1:46 AM
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Twozaic brings the full twitter experience and beyond: browsing tweets in multiple views, multi-account support, full user management, full list management, direct messages, posting photos with twitpic, yfrog or plixi, searching tweets and users, viewing and adding geo-locations, etc. Twozaic has three viewing options: 1) the cloud view, to instantly see important people's tweets, 2) the histogram, to zoom out on the timeline and observe peak moments or quarrels between your friends, and 3) your ordinary list view with inline pictures from yfrog, plixi, tweetphoto and twitpic.
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posted Aug 9, 2010 4:58 PM by Bert Lagaisse
Presenter converts your phone into a remote control for PowerPoint presentations. You can browse through the slides by finger swiping and with the D-pad buttons. The on-screen timer keeps track of your timing. Presenter can show high-quality readable thumbnails of your presentation, supporting the primary laptop screen as well as the secondary beamer screen.
Key features are:
- Browse through slides by finger swiping or D-pad
- Supports WiFi (Win7/Vista/XP) and BlueTooth (Win7/Vista)
- High-quality, readable thumbnails of your slides on the phone
- Keep track of your presentation timing with the on-screen timer
- Start, escape and resume full screen mode
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posted Aug 9, 2010 4:46 PM by Bert Lagaisse
Desktop Service v1.2 offers support for the just released Presenter remote and also offers support for restarting the desktop service after laptop sleep mode. Some UI bugs were also solved. Download it here. |
posted Aug 6, 2010 10:35 AM by Bert Lagaisse
As mentioned on a lot of Microsoft forums, some phones have problems with Microsoft's ActiveSync over BlueTooth on Windows XP. Most of those problems were solved in Windows Vista and Windows 7 with the Windows Mobile Device Center. I added some additional screenshots and Microsoft forum links to the Desktop Service manual to help you out.
Note that using the WiFi connection instead is preferable, as it is easier to set up, and is also faster than BlueTooth. |
posted Aug 5, 2010 4:07 PM by Bert Lagaisse
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Today, Virtual Remote Media Control for Windows Mobile 6 was published in the windows phone market place. You can download it here. Media Control converts your phone into a remote control for your media player (supporting Windows Media Center, Media Player, WinDVD, PowerDvD, iTunes, and VLC). You can control typical media functions such as play, pause, stop, next, previous, rewind, forward, and controlling the volume, including mute. You can launch Windows Media Center from your couch and put any media player in full screen. Use your phone's D-pad arrows and Ok button to browse your media files in supporting media players. More information is avaiable in the products section. |
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