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Windows Live FolderShare beta gets refreshed

One of the most useful tools for owners of multiple mobile devices is the free Windows Live FolderShare. A good thing gets better today since FolderShare gets an update that promises: • A new website designed to makes managing your FolderShare libraries and computers even easier. • A new FolderShare...

Published Mon, Mar 03 2008 2:23 PM by jkOnTheRun

Filed under: mobile tech, cool stuff, productivity
Kevin Tofel in PC World!

Kevin Tofel is a busy boy. He's not only live blogging at CES, appearing on the Asus CEO's major presentation, but he's written a review of TimeBridge for PC World! Talk about multi-tasking. OK, I'm sure Kevin wrote this some time ago but PC World has published his review of...

Published Mon, Jan 01 2008 6:58 PM by jkOnTheRun

Filed under: mobile tech, cool stuff, productivity
EverNote Technical Preview for Windows Mobile rocks!

You read that correctly, EverNote slipped a technical preview of a Windows Mobile application in a couple of weeks ago and reader Gordon Cahill sent me an email and said I really needed to check it out. That's what I've now done and Gordon is right, the Windows Mobile version...

Published Mon, Nov 11 2007 6:00 AM by jkOnTheRun

Filed under: Windows Mobile, mobile tech, cool stuff, productivity
Wakerupper: free web-based wake-up call service

On the road and need a wake-up call? Have no fear, Wakerupper is here! This free site lets you choose the date and time of your call; you can even type a 140-character message and Wakerupper will translate the text to speech and read your reminder to you. I gave...

Published Fri, Sep 09 2007 2:45 PM by jkOnTheRun

Filed under: mobile tech, cool stuff, productivity
Comapping: collaborative mindmapping web service

Chalk up another mindmapping opportunity, only this one is a collaborative web-service that's fee based: enter the aptly named comapping. Comapping offers a 30-day trial, but after that you'll pay a fee for six months of service. Two positives here: there's no software to download and the fee is very...

Published Thu, May 05 2007 7:54 PM by jkOnTheRun

Filed under: mobile tech, cool stuff, productivity

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Wakerupper: free web-based wake-up call service

Comapping: collaborative mindmapping web service