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slashgear.com - 4/1/2009

Celio REDFLY Mobile Viewer app for PC hits beta

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Celio, best known for their controversial REDFLY smartphone companion devices , have released the first beta of their REDFLY Mobile Viewer. The app, currently for Windows XP or Vista systems only, allows Windows Mobile smartphones to be connected to a standard PC and their software used at up ...

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wmpoweruser.com - 3/26/2009

More Windows Mobile 7 goodness

— wmpoweruser.com — Here are some more shots showing the Windows Mobile 7 UI as presented in the built-in apps.... The first screen would also be the first to show the look of the Windows Mobile Marketplace. As can be seen it will also play a role in promoting Microsoft’s ... (more) More Windows Mobile 7 goodness

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celiocorp.com - 4/1/2009

REDFLY - by Celio Corporation

— celiocorp.com — Keep your work and personal life separate while multitasking on the same screen and keyboard. Get more... screen real estate on your current smartphone apps (up to 1024x768) and increase your productivity. Use your PC's keyboard to text message friends, ... (more) REDFLY - by Celio Corporation

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wmpoweruser.com - 4/6/2009

Is this the future look of Windows Mobile?

— wmpoweruser.com — Microsoft has produced a video showing their integrated software plus services platform, and Windows Mobile features heavily... in in.  Of course its not any version of Windows Mobile we have seen publicly released yet, but it is running on standard ... (more) Is this the future look of Windows Mobile?

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Celio Mobile Viewer: REDFLY Without the REDFLY
jkOnTheRun — ... . There is a lot to be said for the ability to use a small laptop as an extended display and keyboard for a smartphone. Today’s smartphones are powerful enough to be used as mobile computing devices once you get past the limitations of the screen and tiny keyboard, and that’s what the folks at Celio delivered in the REDFLY. We got word from the folks at Slashgear that Celio’s new software solution, the ...