Posts categorized under ‘Windows Mobile’

A few weeks ago I had tested a possible solution to display Japanese characters on my Worldwide English-version of Windows Mobile 6. Although it didn’t quite work the way I wanted, it provided a little hope for the future, as
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One of the first rules of writing email that we learn is to never hit “send” when angry. This is important to keep friends and family from shouting obscenities at us, and it’s especially important in business where such powerful
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This has certainly been a bit of a week when it has come to email. My server has been down for about 12 hours this week for reasons I can’t get answers for. I’ve made the leap from Microsoft Outlook
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Summer is just around the corner, and the staggering heat of the Japanese sun will soon bake us into exhaustion with its ceaseless presence. Last year the mercury reached 43.2 Celcius in some parts of Gifu prefecture, and this past
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For five years I had been using Windows Mobile 2002 on an incredibly failure-resistant HP iPaq 2210, and had become accustomed to the speed each program would operate. All in all, most of the software I had installed was snappy,
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As a foreigner living in Japan, having the ability to display multiple languages on my computer is something of a necessity. However, when it comes to updating or otherwise modifying a Windows Mobile device to handle East Asian languages, it
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