How to filter annoying calls in Windows Mobile devices?
Do Not Disturb is a software for Windows Mobile devices running Windows Mobile version 5, 6 or 6.1 which can filter off annoying calls to your device at times when you do not want to get disturbed i.e. in a meeting or while sleeping.
Get it from the link below to filter off those annoying calls in your Windows Mobile device.
Overview
Do Not Disturb is a downloadable Windows Mobile® application. It can automatically silence your phone before the first ring depending on the caller. Rejected callers will reach your voicemail, and you will still see their missed calls. It’s perfect when you’re working, relaxing, sleeping or out on a date.
Download Do Not Disturb to avoid unwanted calls, yet remain accessible to the people you care about.
Features
* Lots of options to fine tune exactly who can reach you. Accept or reject calls based on contact, phone number or categories.
* Simple, touch-friendly user interface to organize and activate “profiles” that reflect your mood.
* Rejected callers go directly to your voicemail within a split second after your phone rings.
* All calls still show up in your Call History.
* Fast, small and optimized for Windows Mobile using native C++ code. Does its job and gets out of your way quickly.
HP Magic Giveaway Begins
Starting from today, three of the fifty participating blogs will be accepting entries for the jaw-dropping HP and Microsoft $6000 Magic Giveaway contest. This is not your average mousepad and a sticker giveaway, the prizepool includes a multi-touch PC, two laptops, a netbook, a printer, a media server and software. Suffice to say if you win this, it will make your Christmas and hopefully others around you too.
For the best chances of winning, make sure you visit each of the fifty blogs during their 7-day contest period. To make it easy for you to follow along, here are dates of all the blogs in fancy Google Calendar form and downloadable ICS format.
For Google Calender visit istartedsomething.com
HP $6000 Magic Giveaway; yet again!
Some of you might remember that HP had a big giveaway arranged through different blogs of a very expensive desktop replacement laptop and some softwares with it. It was a joint initiative of Microsoft, HP & BuzzCorp.
I am not sure if it’s being handled through BuzzCorp again but Microsoft & HP are surely together in this one too. I participated in almost every blog the last time, lol, and I hope I can do the same again. Everyone can join in this time too I think, it’s not just a US only competition :D which is excellent.
So what does $6000 get you?
* HP TouchSmart IQ816 PC (infamously used in Windows 7 multi-touch demoes)
* HP HDX 18 series Premium Notebook PC
* HP MediaSmart Connect digital media receiver
* HP Pavilion dv4 series Entertainment Notebook PC
* HP Mini 1000
* HP Photosmart C6380 Wireless AIO multifunction
* HP 564 Photo Value Pak
* Microsoft Windows Vista Ultimate and Home Premium preinstalled
* Microsoft Office 2007 Home and Student Edition
* Corel VideoStudio X2
* Kung Fu Panda (DVD & Blu-ray)The competition starts soon and more details on how you can enter at this site will follow, but I just want to say for today I have the utmost respect for HP and Microsoft, who under less than ideal economic situations is going to make this holiday season a memorable one for at least 50 people, their friends and family.
Make sure you participate!
Windows 7 might come with a new boot screen
Windows 7 Spot has reported that Windows 7 might be getting a new boot screen. It has been seen in Microsoft’s internal builds as per information.
You can read the full story HERE.
Internet Explorer 8 Beta 2: now available
Microsoft has officially released beta 2 of Internet Explorer 8 and is available in the following languages,
- English
- German
- Japanese
- Simplified Chinese
Following Operating Systems are supported:
- Windows XP
- Windows Vista
- Windows Vista x64
- Windows Server 2003
- Windows Server 2003 x64
One of the most talked about new features is InPrivate Browsing, which enables you to browse the web without saving your history with Internet Explorer 8’s InPrivate Browsing. Now you can shop for that special gift with confidence knowing your family won’t accidentally find out or use a shared computer without leaving a trace.
Will you be using InPrivate Browsing mode? I think I will pass. I don’t need to use the said mode on any browser on my Home PC or on my laptop but yes on a Public Computer say in an Internet Cafe the said mode will be handy. Other than that, the way it is being marketed sounds funny.
Windows Vista SP1 RTM available for download
Microsoft will not be happy about this one. Their Service Pack 1 for Windows Vista is final according to them and it’s status is “RTM” but consumers will not be getting it soon. That’s not the case now though after the RTM version has appeared on Torrent websites i.e. The Pirates Bay ;-)
Comments of the people who downloaded it confirm that it is indeed the RTM [18000] build.
