Here’s a demo of a neat little application brought to you by PocketShied. They’ve created an app that uses the light sensor of the phone to lock or unlock the device. Not bad use for the light sensor. It works with the HTC Diamond and HTC Touch Pro. Check out the vid below:

Check out the application and developer page here.

Lookie what has popped up on eBay. User steeler is selling an AT&T Fuze. That’s right folks - the North American version of the HTC Touch Pro. The seller had it open for a day to test it out.

In the package you will get an HTC Touch Pro that is in perfect condition with no marks or scratches. Also included is the USB cable, home charger, music adapter, and a free screen protector. You will also receive all the marketing material for this device. This phone is currently unreleased. It won’t hit market until before the holidays. This is your chance to own one before everyone else has it.

The sale ends on October 27th, 2008 at 18:04:40 PDT. Head over to the eBay sale page for more details and pictures. The pictures above are pulled from the eBay posting.

Here’s a pretty interesting video put up by WMPowerUser. It’s a look at some Hologram software that was built for the HTC Touch Pro and the HTC Diamond. Here’s the vid:

Check out the post from WMPowerUser here and head over to XDA-Developers thread to get the software.

Here’s a nice getting started video done up by HTC for the recently released HTC Touch Pro. The HTC Touch Pro, also known as the Raphael, has been out in the European market for a month or so now. We’re still awaiting it’s release in North America as the AT&T Fuze. But mainly the release of the HTC Touch Pro with North American 3G. Here’s to hoping that it comes out soon. Until then here’s a video of the device - a quick getting started.

So this could be you at an European Airport that you may visit! I was on Yahoo just a minute ago, and seen this article about Airport scanners. Here’s a link to the article:
EU MPs concerned by airport full-body scanners

Apparently, they are now putting in Airport scanner systems that reveal your entire body onto the screen for the operator to see to check for knifes and other objects. Now its not a crisp image, and operators would see hundreds of people a day, but what are you thoughts? In the image above, you can see the knife.

What are your thoughts on this? Invasion of your rights or a good idea for security? Would you feel comfortable?

Mike aka SGBlogger

The following is some more information on the new Gmail for Mobile 2.0 application that was released recently:

• the application has been released for J2ME-supported and BlackBerry phones
• the processing has been pushed to the background
• the experience has been made faster and more reliable
• huge improvement in client-side caching
• ability to manage multiple accounts
• powerful shortcut keys

For more information visit the official Google Mobile blog post here. To get the application navigate to m.google.com/mail on your mobile phone browser.

I like to welcome myself as a guest blogger on Scribld. I run a number of sites and will be contributing my experience in the web design and domain name industry.

I won’t be writing about just that though. Expect anything and everything including cars, and how a bidet can keep you ummm “clean”.

I’ll leave all the technology, gizmos and gadgets to the main Mr Scribld.

Expect more from me soon.

Mike aka SGBlogger

Oh yes, you have to love that old school header graphic.

Take a look at the following video.  It’s a quick look at the new Gmail for mobile 2.0 application.  One of the new advanced features is offline email viewing and composiing.  Well needed feature.  Here’s the vid:

It’s been a long time coming but it’s finally here and we can say…

Welcome to SCRIBLD!

It feels good to get out of the system. SCRIBLD is going to be amalgamation of a bunch of sites. Most prominently it will be a replacement for GujuNet.ca. But more than that SCRIBLD is a collection of sites that will talk about a whole bunch of different topics.

What you should expect to see at SCRIBLD:

• General talk of different topics and world events happening today
• Showcase – that’s right we’re going to showcase some sites
• Submit to SCRIBLD – you’ll be able to submit to SCRIBLD a site that you think should be showcased
• Lots more…

Check back soon for more information and lots more talk. We hope you’ll take part in our discussions and be a part of our community.