HTC Mogul

One of my favorite uses for my Mogul and its data plan is for maps and directions. Up untill now I had been using google maps for mobile, which does a very good job of finding locations and getting you directions. But after I tried WLS I was hooked. Read more…

So I found a pretty neat program, it lets you use any bluetooth headset as headphones (read headphone) for your Mogul. It is called acbToggleBT. Read more…

One thing an iPhone has over Windows Mobile devices is definitely the software interface. What makes it so nice is the intuitive controls and finger friendliness. The Mogul was not really designed for fingers, but using software we can get a pretty good emulation. Read more…

Pocket IE is not a terrible browser, it works great for viewing mobile sites, but there are much better solutions that will give you that desktop browsing feel. I’ll go through a few options then tell you which one I think is the best. Read more…

So your friend just got a shiny new iPhone (Well, if it is shiny it isnt new anymore) and your jelous of his Youtube app. Well you shouldn’t be! The Mogul is more than capable of handling youtube and many other video sites. All you need is Pocket Internet Explorer, which you should already have, TCPMP, and the flash video bundle. How it works is simple, you just browse to your video site of choice, find a video, click on it, then it will open up in TCPMP and start streaming your content. It is that simple. Read more…

This blog is mainly about the HTC Mogul, specifically on the Sprint network, but I will also be covering newer handsets such as the HTC Diamond and HTC Touch Pro. I will go over hardware and software features, including stuff on Windows Mobile 6. And you never know, I may just throw in some other carriers phones as well, so maybe it is best classified as a mobile device blog. Stay tuned, more information will come shortly!