This may be the wrong forum, but all the geniuses hang out here. As we know smartphone lacks word mobile, but in theory there is no reason why it would not run, and also run well without a touch screen.
I manage to install Textmaker to the Windows Mobile Smartphone emulator. It runs fine, but does not provide for one-handed usage.
Is it possible to rip word mobile from a pocketpc ROM and make it installable on smartphone OS? Devices like the Samsung i320 and Moto Q would definitely benefit.
Anyone ambitious enough for this task?
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has anyone considered porting WM6.1 or (6.5) to this device?
it's a strange request i know, but i am very interested to know if it's possible. i read that the X1 and X2 ran WM6 so i thought that might be a starting point if some of the drivers would be similar.
the background to this is that i have 50 guys running around the countryside with HTC HD2s operating in a DIY kiosk mode, doing farm audits on a WM6 app i've developed for a client. these devices are discontinued now and running out of supply. i'd like to stick with the Windows platform and the range of WM7 devices is very poor, and don't get me started on the Marketplace publishing bureaucracies. WM6 is a great platform for business use, and i'm curious to know if it will ever run on the excellent range of android devices?
AFAIK, Windows Mobile isn't open source and it hasn't ported to android devices.
But I think it's possible to run Windows 95.
Correct me if I'm wrong.
Im reading some conflicting information all over. Id like to know if there is anyway to do Video out from the Lumia 920. Id like to be able to connect it to a projector and present.
Any thoughts would be much appreciated.
Thanks
Should be possible... But by the looks of things, a custom rom would be required. That's what other phones need. I haven't seen anything for wp8 though except at the press release.
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Video out is coming via DLNA
http://wmpoweruser.com/dlna-play-to-app-only-coming-to-nokia-lumia-920-in-q1-2013/
A developer from Nokia Beta Labs has released information about the status of DLNA wireless video streaming on the 920. As it turns out the reason it was not included is because there are some dependencies that need to be updated before it will work properly. They also indicated that Nokia would be responsible for updating the software/dependencies and not Microsoft, so this feature may only be available to Nokia Windows Phones.
The developer has indicated that the official release will be Q1 2013.
Yay, thanks for the update.
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Do any of those mhl to hdmi adapters work on the Lumia 920?
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Do any of those mhl to hdmi adapters work on the Lumia 920?
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This is what I care about, not every monitor supports DLNA, I'd rather have some hardware solution, I can't believe it's not supported by default on any phone nowadays, it's a pretty basic feature.
I'm tempted to buy the mhl to HDMI adaptor from monoprice just to try it if I ever get around to ordering it.
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To my knowledge WP8 does not support MHL output. For presentations they have always used USB to PC output (using a Microsoft only tool) and then connected that PC to the Beamer.
to bad photobeamer is not videobeamer
That would be fantastic if it worked locally but I understand the work involved for something like that. Hope that you find a resolution for this.
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To my knowledge WP8 does not support MHL output. For presentations they have always used USB to PC output (using a Microsoft only tool) and then connected that PC to the Beamer.
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When the devices first launched and came to our organization - we ran into a problem with this - as it was a question we had for training our employees. M$ made it clear to us that there is a special PC driver they are using to enable this feature and that it would not see the light of day outside of their paid trainers. I personally think this is bull**** and needs to be released - plenty of good stable uses for this.. the iPad/iPhone has this - why cripple your device..
if anyone finds something that would work I would be greatly appreciative.
There are two options
1 Nokia wireless nfc beamer
2 plug the phone in to PC via USB and run the project my screen application (desktop) from Microsoft.
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That's so nostalgic, when you read this posts from 2013 when people then didn't know what is coming on.
Hi guys,
just came across to the Kickstarter project- Tado Cooling.
They make ACs smart and will develop a Windows Phone app if they can reach their goal. Please support the idea! I want to control my AC with my Lumia :good::good::good:
As far as I understand, they don't have plans to support Windows Phone handsets at all, only iOS/Android. Also, they have only 1,564 backers, so project probably will fail - Chinese manufacturers will work with 10K+ orders only.
Hello to all.
I am newly subscribed to the XDA site.
I currently live in Thailand, and fortunately do not have any Android phone problems.
I do however have BIG problems with an Android smart TV that I bought here.
(Firmware, OS, ROM etc)
Before I go into long-winded details, does anyone out there have any experience with Android Smart TVs?
Thanks in advance for any contact on this subject.