Automatically hide your text messages

MumSMS+ for S60 provides powerful, confidential and whole protection for your mobile phone messages, not only the SMSs, but also MMSs, even if E-Mail, Bluetooth/Infrared messages, and other unknown-type messages!
Have you ever had the bad experience that your confidential SMS/MMS was seen by unwanted eyes? Are you still worring about keeping you secret SMS/MMS in your mobile phone? Stop all your anxieties now!

MumSMS+ is a smart software which offers you an easy way to protect your private and confidential messages in your mobile phone. All your sensitive SMS/MMS including sent and received messages can be hidden automatically by choosing a proper profile. All your hidden messages are kept in good order and can be read only with right password.
MumSMS+ feature Summary:
1. A new, powerful, secure and easy-to-use messages managing UI(user interface).
2. Protect (Hide) received messages(SMS/MMS) automatically if user defined.
3. Protect (Hide) sent messages(SMS/MMS) automatically if user defined.
4. Protect (Hide) messages(SMS/MMS) in the draft folder automatically if user defined.
5. Supported Hide/Show message of any folder by handy choice in message manager.
6. Unlimited number of user-defined profiles which can be switched at will.
7. Supported two type of profiles: black lists (hide all message on list) and white lists (hide all messages except what are on the list)
8. Any telephone no./contact person/prefix of telephone no. can be added added to the list of profiles.
And much more...
Keep your private messages private with MumSMS.

Sony Ericsson brings Flash, Java together for phones

Sony Ericsson wants mobile software developers to have the best of both worlds.
Next week at JavaOne, the company plans to demonstrate its Project Capuchin, which will allow software developers to create applications for mobile phones that can use pieces of both Java ME and Adobe Systems’ Flash Lite to create their applications. The company plans to release a set of APIs (application programming interfaces) and a software development kit in the second half of this year to bring the two different mobile development styles together.

For example, Java developers could decide to use the richer user interface technology found in Flash Lite, said Ulf Wretling, general manager, head of developer program and communications for Sony Ericsson. Or maybe a developer wants to use Java’s three-dimensional graphics for a mobile game but would prefer to use Flash Lite for menus, he said.
The problem with this kind of project is that while it creates a “bridge” between the two technologies, as Wretling put it, it also pulls developers away from the current road map for both Java and Flash Lite. The difference here is that developers will still be able to create regular Java or Flash applications using this set of APIs, just mixing and matching technology from the other camp as needed.
This technology will be used on the mass-market mobile phone, not the smartphone category with more sophisticated operating systems. Sony Ericsson phones will arrive in the second half of the year with this technology, but the company plans to release the software development kit before the phones arrive.

Full desktop-like web browsing on a mobile phone - Skynew

Skyfire is a free, downloadable mobile browser that delivers rich web media, real fast. There are mobile browsers out there that offer an almost desktop-like browsing experience and combine it with a good dose of usability (ahem, iPhone Safari), but the lack of integrated Flash support keeps these browsers from claiming true desktop-like browsing.

Enter Skyfire for Windows Mobile. The new mobile browser brings the true internet (like you’d experience from your desktop or laptop computer) to Windows Mobile smartphones. Flash-advertisements, YouTube, MySpace, Facebook - any and all web-pages load in speedy fashion thanks to Skyfire’s behind-the-scenes server-magic. With integrated Flash support, animated/interactive advertisements come to life, embedded videos play in the browser, and Flash-based web-pages are finally viewable.

Skyfire is compatible with Windows Mobile 5.0 and 6.0 - in both touchscreen and non-touchscreen flavors.

Check out the video below to get an idea for how Skyfire will work on your WinMo handset. Then go sign up for the private beta here.