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Android/iOS/Windows Mobile: If your main objection to location sharing services is that you don’t want to share your location all the time, and when you do you’d like easy and private sharing, Glympse is a private and real-time location sharing tool. More »
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Windows Mobile (5.x & 6.x only): If your Windows Mobile phone is of a more recent vintage, you’re in need of Opera Mini 5.1. The updated, speedier browser supports higher resolutions, accelerometer rotation and can be set as your default browser. More »
Windows Mobile: If you’re interested in trying out Android but you’re locked into your current contract with a Windows Mobile phone don’t despair. Quite a few Windows Mobile phones have the right hardware to support Android booting — without erasing Windows Mobile. More »
Windows Mobile: If you’re a Dropbox and Windows Mobile user, DroppedBoxx brings your Dropbox files and folder syncing to Windows Mobile. More »
Android/Windows Mobile/BlackBerry: Nowadays, a lot of us store our whole lives on our smartphones. If your phone gets lost or stolen, free web service Lookout can back it up, locate it and wipe it all from a web interface. More »
Smart phones are becoming an increasingly common choice even for casual users, but the whole area can seem confusing and overwhelming for new buyers. Lifehacker 101 guides you through the main platforms available. More »
