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AllReader+: Powerful Reading Tool for WM PPC 

AllReader+: Powerful Reading Tool for WM PPC is an interesting new tool, but maybe a little pricey?

A powerful reading application for Windows Mobile Smartphone to read books, magazine, newspapers, and all other text documents.

AllReader+ supports TXT, HTML, RTF, FB2, PDB/PRC (PalmDOC, zTXT mode 1), DOC, DOCX, ODT, SXW, ABW, ZABW, CHM, and TCR formats.

The application allows you view the text in Regular or Full screen mode. You can also rotate the screen to 90, 180, 270 degrees.

With AllReader+ you can read books, make bookmarks, save quotes, configure profiles and settings and take advantage of many more options. You can even read your favorite books in the night by choosing Day&Night profile!



Posted 6:30 on 23/5/2008 by Shaun Comments: (0)
PDATuner PRO LIVE Online Radio & TV v3.1 

PDATuner PRO LIVE Online Radio & TV v3.1 has been released- "PDAtuner - LIVE Music, Online Radio & TV. - updated weekly - no upgrade costs - NO download required - save on memory - uses your existing Windows Media Player or any of the free mp3 players! - Visit PDAtuner com on your pda/smartphone to see all channels available - One location for PC and Mobile internet radio access."

  • LIVE Music, Online Radio & TV from around the world on your Pocket PC
  • Over 1000 US & Canadian streams
  • Over 1000 international (Non US) streams
  • Channels categorised by Country, State...
  • Channels grouped by genres - 60s70s,.. Contemporary, CHR, Christian, Classical....News, Sport - over 30 genres
  • Windows Media and mp3 formats listed giving you the widest channel selection
  • NO download required - save on memory
  • ALWAYS up-to-date - NO future upgrade / version costs
  • Simple - Buy, get Registration key and visit PDAtuner com to register on first vist - login is only required on first visit
  • Reliable - we check every channel weekly
  • Favourites - add and remove with one click - stored online so you can access PDAtuner on any device/computer
  • Clean fast interface designed by a usability expert
  • One location for PC and Mobile internet radio access


  • Posted 6:20 on 23/5/2008 by Shaun Comments: (0)
    Leather Case for the Eten Glofiish M810 

    PDair has released a new Leather Case for the Eten Glofiish M810-

    Removable 360 degrees belt clip included.
    Opens and closes with magnetic studs,for ease of use.
    White stitch finishing,making this case look more beautiful.



    Posted 6:20 on 23/5/2008 by Shaun Comments: (0)
    Mobile ads years away from breakthrough: execs  

    PARIS (Reuters) - Advertising on mobile phones has enormous potential to become a significant platform for marketers, but any breakthrough is years away and major operators must work together to succeed, executives said.
     
    Mobile operators increasingly see advertising as a powerful offering, given falling traditional voice revenue, as it allows brands to target consumers based on their location and at times of the day when they are otherwise hard to reach.

    Executives from advertising and telecoms groups told the Reuters Technology, Media and Telecoms summit mobile advertising was inevitable and would become hard to resist.

    But it was still at the experimental stage, and many brands and mobile operators were wary of alienating customers.

    "It will be slow, it will take time but it will be there," Maurice Levy, chairman and chief executive of advertising group Publicis, told the summit in Paris. More at Yahoo.



    Posted 6:05 on 23/5/2008 by Shaun Comments: (0)
    eReader and Fictionwise Anniversary Sale 
    eBooks

    eReader is offering 25% off all titles if you use discount code 'HUGESALE'. Could be worth a purchase now if you are nearing the end of your current read.

    Fictionwise are doing the same- "We are celebrating Fictionwise's 8th Anniversary and we're offering big savings on all of the nearly 50,000 eBook titles in our catalog! For a limited time, all MultiFormat eBooks are 25% off and all Secure eBooks offer a 25% Micropay Rebate.

    Many of you have been with us for years. You've stayed with us as eBook devices, fads, and companies came and went! We're proud to be the only major eBook retailer to offer a large catalog of unencrypted contemporary content, and the only major retailer to feature quality independent publishers right on our front page. We thank you for your support, which makes it all possible!"



    Posted 6:02 on 23/5/2008 by Shaun Comments: (0)
    Odd Hours 
    Dean Koontz is an awesome writer, but quite scary so be careful! Odd Hours: Only a handful of fictional characters are recognized by first name alone. Dean Koontz's Odd Thomas is one of those rare literary heroes who have come alive in readers' imaginations as he explores the greatest mysteries of this world and the next with his inimitable wit, heart, and quiet gallantry. Now Koontz follows Odd as he is irresistibly drawn onward to a destiny he cannot imagine and to undreamed of places where the perils he will face and the stakes for which he fights will eclipse all that he has known. The legend began in the obscure little town of Pico Mundo. A fry cook named Odd was rumored to have the extraordinary ability to communicate with the dead. Through tragedy and triumph, exhilaration and heartbreak, word of Odd Thomas's gifts filtered far beyond Pico Mundo, attracting unforgettable new friends--and enemies of implacable evil. With great gifts comes the responsibility to meet great challenges. But no mere human being was ever meant to face the darkness that now stalks the world--not even one as oddly special as Odd Thomas. After grappling with the very essence of reality itself, after finding the veil that separates him from his soul mate, Stormy Llewellyn, tantalizingly thin yet impenetrable, Odd longed only to return to a life of quiet anonymity with his two otherworldly sidekicks--his dog Boo and a new companion, one of the few who might rival his old pal Elvis. But a true hero, however humble, must persevere. Haunted by dreams of an all-encompassing red tide, Odd is pulled inexorably to the sea, to a small California coastal town where nothing is as it seems. Now the forces arrayed against him have both official sanction and an infinitely more sinister authority...and in this dark night of the soul dawn will come only after the most shattering revelations of all. Burnishing Dean Koontz's stature as a master of suspense and one of our most innovative and gifted storytellers, Odd Hours illuminates a legacy of mystery and hope that will shine on long after the final page."

    Posted 6:00 on 23/5/2008 by Shaun Comments: (0)