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- by AlaberryPatch July 28, 2008 11:57 PM PDT
- As beat software, one word, WOW! Displaying a web page as if it's on a desktop then tap twice on the touch screen and KEWL! Two more taps zooms right back out. I think the menus need to be labeled and not just use icons. I recently upgraded my Dell Axim x51v to Windows Mobile 6.1 courtesy of LennySH and it's gave me reason to keep my Axim in favor of a smartphone, though it is not a cell phone.
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