Birdsoft if pleased to announce the release of Version 2.0 of eXtreme Agenda, the best selling Personal Information Manager for your Windows Mobile Smartphone.

We are very excited to announce that we have added a Secure Wallet as a view in eXtreme Agenda. The wallet uses 256-bit Blowfish Encryption to securely store your personal information. Advanced features like password masking, category filtering, and a safety timeout are included.

Complete Secure Wallet is Included!

Other features in Version 2.0 include:

• Appointment Templates - Make templates of commonly used appointments for quick creation later. A big time saver.
• File/URL linking - Quickly link Outlook Items to files or websites for easy access
• Theme File Support - save your display and color options for later use or to share with friends
• Tons of new Display Options - 16 Color settings, more colors options and several viewing options have been added
• Right Month Preview Pane - On landscape devices have the preview pane appear on the right of the Month
• So much more including 'hide views', 'contact to x', 'task to appt', 'appt to task', task preview pane, more recurrence choices, the list goes on and on.....

More display and color customizations and theme file support!

So if you are looking to replace your default Pocket Outlook applications with something much more powerful. Give eXtreme Agenda a try. With advanced features not found anywhere else, a small footprint, and a smart pricetag you will get the most out of your buck.

UPDATE!!!

NOW WITH BETTER DASH SUPPORT!!

Birdsoft is pleased to announce the release of Version 2.25 of eXtreme Agenda, the premiere Personal Information Manager for your Windows Mobile Smartphone(Standard). This new version adds a number of great enhancements including Windows Mobile 6 Support, Next Month Preview on Calendar, Internet In Program Updates, Custom Recurrences, Blackjack and Dash full Keyboard Support, and many others...

eXtreme Agenda is currently available for the Sale Price of only $19.95! Save 20% Now.

New 'Next Month Preview' on Calendar!

A FREE trial is available so be sure to check it out!

msmobiles.com has gotten official word that Windows Mobile 6 will be available in new T-Mobile Dash phones and as an upgrade option for current Dash owners later in the year (Q2 2007).

"By the second quarter of this year, the world will see the first Windows Mobile 6 powered devices available on the market. In Europe, Orange plans to deliver the SPV E650 smartphone from HTC, and in Japan, SoftBank Mobile Corp. will offer new devices from Toshiba and HTC. And in the United States, the popular T-Mobile Dash will be updated with Windows Mobile 6 and be available in the coming months. Current T-Mobile Dash owners will also be able to upgrade existing devices with Windows Mobile 5.0 to Windows Mobile 6."

Read more...

Well, well, well, lookie what we found here! A French PDA review site has confirmed that Windows Mobile 6 has indeed been spotted running on the Dash (S620)...

... which confirms the previously dubious pictures that leaked on the xda-developers forum...

... looks like we could just see Windows Mobile 6 on newer versions of the Dash indeed. Hopefully a downloable upgrade will be available to previous Dash owners.

Check out some pictures of Windows Mobile 6 Professional here.

UPDATE #1: Another confirmation that WMP 6 is on the Dash (S620)!

UPDATE #2: Looks like Engadget has received official confirmation that the Dash will sport WM6 in the upcoming months. Can't wait!

Looks like the guys at The Boy Genius Report have had the honor of unboxing the Dash's new successor; the HTC Cavalier. Some of the upgrades include a faster 400 MHz processor, a 2MP camera, 128MB flash memory, and a slightly different form factor. However, HTC has postponed the device "indefinitely". I believe it'll be some time before these beauties are seen on the shelves.

Check it out here .

Just wanted to wish everyone happy holidays from the DashUsers.com team. We are 55 members strong and growing daily. Expect a lot of changes to the site during the upcoming year such as a software and accessories store, successor device support, and a new layout with a ton of new features.

We would also like to thank all the members that have been contributing to the forums and to the technical aspect of the site. We wouldn't be here if it wasn't for you.

If you've got some time, please share how you were able to put the Dash to good use during this holiday season by commenting on this post.

Well, well, well. Looks like Fortte was able to sneak in the Dash's new case just in time for holiday shopping. Although it looks somewhat awkward, I believe that it is the best that could be done to protect the device without getting in the way of its keyboard.

Some of the features include:

Opera announced yesterday that it had released Opera Mini 3.0. Having joined many other Dash users that were successfully running Opera Mini 2.0 I went for the upgrade. Unfortunately there are numerous problems with it, and as such I would avoid the upgrade for now.

After installation, Opera Mini will load and a lot of the buttons will be messed up, most noticeably the left soft key doesn't work at all and pressing the different letter keys will have unexpected results.

There is a thread about this problem at the Opera forums, and myself and other Dash users are working with Opera to get the problem fixed. In the meantime, I suggest staying with Opera Mini 2.0 if you have not already upgraded, and I will be sure to keep you all posted when a solution is found.

Right on cue, now that everyone's got an Excalibur (i.e. T-Mobile Dash), HTC's latest creation shows up online.

Right on cue, now that everyone's got an Excalibur (i.e. T-Mobile Dash), HTC's latest creation shows up online. Obviously the successor to the sleek Excalibur, the Cavalier doesn't look as refined to these jaded eyes, but it's certainly got the horsepower under the hood to make up for its sharper, more Blackberry-esque lines. For starters, that 200MHz OMAP is now a 400MHz, which is just what's needed to power the UMTS / HSDPA. It's also got a higher capacity battery (though not by much -- 1050mAh over 960), a 2 megapixel camera, and the requisite 802.11b/g and Bluetooth 2.0. Don't worry about it though, it won't make it to America until late spring by our wholly unscientific estimates, so your investment is safe for at least a couple months before importers make you miserable with longing.


Information acquired from Engadget.

Birdsoft if pleased to announce the release of Version 2.0 of eXtreme Agenda, the best selling Personal Information Manager for your Windows Mobile Smartphone. Secure Wallet has been added as one of the various views. The wallet uses 256-bit Blowfish Encryption to securely store your personal information. Advanced features like password masking, category filtering, and a safety timeout are included. Other features in Version 2.0 include:

Appointment Templates - Make templates of commonly used appointments for quick creation later. A big time saver.

File/URL linking - Quickly link Outlook Items to files or websites for easy access.

Theme File Support - save your display and color options for later use or to share with friends.

Tons of new Display Options - 16 Color settings, more colors options and several viewing options have been added.

So much more including 'hide views', 'contact to x', 'task to appt', 'appt to task', task preview pane, more recurrence choices, the list goes on and on...

For more information, check out this link.