I'm wondering if the LoadBase 3 software will run on the HTC Trophy Verizon phone. The OS is Windows 7 Phone.
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Range Report LoadBase 3 and Verizon HTC Trophy smartphone
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Re: LoadBase 3 and Verizon HTC Trophy smartphone
I am going to say no but you should email them. I have always had them email me back within minutes.
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Hardware specs ( minimum )
-PC with Intel Pentium IV or higher ( or compatible microprocessor )
-1024 Mb RAM ( recommended minimum ).
-Hard drive with at least 60 MB free space.
-Mouse or similar pointing device.
-Screen resolution set to ( recommended minimum ) 1100 (hor) x 800 (vert)
-Printer is optional, but nice. Highly recommended is a laser or ink jet type.
Software specs ( minimum )
-Microsoft® Windows XP Pro SP1/SP2
-Microsoft® Windows XP Home
-Microsoft® Windows XP Media Center Edition
-Microsoft® Windows XP Tablet PC Edition
-Microsoft® Windows Vista
-Microsoft® Windows 7
-Microsoft® Excel 2003 or later
-Microsoft® Internet Explorer 6.0 or later
MOBILE EDITION
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The following specifications should be considered as a guideline and are based on the least of operating requirements.
The Mobile edition is designed to operate on devices running Windows Mobile, usually Phones or PDAs.
Hardware specs ( minimum )
-ARM-based processor (if different, please contact us).
-Display resolutions : QVGA (240 x 320), WQVGA (240 x 400), VGA (480 x 640), WVGA (480 x 800).
-Touch Screen device.
-64Mb of total device memory is highly recommended.
-25Mb of free program memory (during execution).
-15Mb of free storage memory (for program, databases and associated files).
Software specs ( minimum )
-Microsoft® Windows Mobile® 2003 Second Edition
-Microsoft® Windows Mobile® 5.X
-Microsoft® Windows Mobile® 6.X
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I am going to say no but you should email them. I have always had them email me back within minutes.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> The following specifications should be considered as a guideline and are based on the least of operating requirements.
Hardware specs ( minimum )
-PC with Intel Pentium IV or higher ( or compatible microprocessor )
-1024 Mb RAM ( recommended minimum ).
-Hard drive with at least 60 MB free space.
-Mouse or similar pointing device.
-Screen resolution set to ( recommended minimum ) 1100 (hor) x 800 (vert)
-Printer is optional, but nice. Highly recommended is a laser or ink jet type.
Software specs ( minimum )
-Microsoft® Windows XP Pro SP1/SP2
-Microsoft® Windows XP Home
-Microsoft® Windows XP Media Center Edition
-Microsoft® Windows XP Tablet PC Edition
-Microsoft® Windows Vista
-Microsoft® Windows 7
-Microsoft® Excel 2003 or later
-Microsoft® Internet Explorer 6.0 or later
MOBILE EDITION
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The following specifications should be considered as a guideline and are based on the least of operating requirements.
The Mobile edition is designed to operate on devices running Windows Mobile, usually Phones or PDAs.
Hardware specs ( minimum )
-ARM-based processor (if different, please contact us).
-Display resolutions : QVGA (240 x 320), WQVGA (240 x 400), VGA (480 x 640), WVGA (480 x 800).
-Touch Screen device.
-64Mb of total device memory is highly recommended.
-25Mb of free program memory (during execution).
-15Mb of free storage memory (for program, databases and associated files).
Software specs ( minimum )
-Microsoft® Windows Mobile® 2003 Second Edition
-Microsoft® Windows Mobile® 5.X
-Microsoft® Windows Mobile® 6.X
</div></div>
Re: LoadBase 3 and Verizon HTC Trophy smartphone
I actually did e-mail them twice. I'm surprised I didn't get an answer back.
I use Verizon for my mobile. There's not a lot of phones which use their OS. Would be really cool if they also wrote an interface for the Droid OS. I also asked them about that.
I actually did e-mail them twice. I'm surprised I didn't get an answer back.
I use Verizon for my mobile. There's not a lot of phones which use their OS. Would be really cool if they also wrote an interface for the Droid OS. I also asked them about that.
Re: LoadBase 3 and Verizon HTC Trophy smartphone
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Williamb</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I actually did e-mail them twice. I'm surprised I didn't get an answer back.
I use Verizon for my mobile. There's not a lot of phones which use their OS. Would be really cool if they also wrote an interface for the Droid OS. I also asked them about that.</div></div>
I heard that!!! That would be great. I am still looking for a PDA to run the mobil app
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Williamb</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I actually did e-mail them twice. I'm surprised I didn't get an answer back.
I use Verizon for my mobile. There's not a lot of phones which use their OS. Would be really cool if they also wrote an interface for the Droid OS. I also asked them about that.</div></div>
I heard that!!! That would be great. I am still looking for a PDA to run the mobil app
Re: LoadBase 3 and Verizon HTC Trophy smartphone
Williamb, I'm working on a WP7 ballistics calculator. It will be released fairly soon. I've been waiting for the Windows Phone 7.5 update (Mango) to roll out. Verizon is supposed to upgrade your Trophy on Sept. 27.
Having used a WP7 phone for seven months now and owning an iPod Touch (basically the iPhone without the phone), I'm very pleased with WP7. Aside from being quite usable, performance on my app when compared to Ballistic on a new iPhone 4 is twice as fast and 4X faster than on my Touch. Ballistic was programmed by a guy who's written books on programming the iPhone so it's not like he doesn't know what he's doing. But Microsoft has done a better job of optimizing performance for underpowered mobile processors.
Williamb, I'm working on a WP7 ballistics calculator. It will be released fairly soon. I've been waiting for the Windows Phone 7.5 update (Mango) to roll out. Verizon is supposed to upgrade your Trophy on Sept. 27.
Having used a WP7 phone for seven months now and owning an iPod Touch (basically the iPhone without the phone), I'm very pleased with WP7. Aside from being quite usable, performance on my app when compared to Ballistic on a new iPhone 4 is twice as fast and 4X faster than on my Touch. Ballistic was programmed by a guy who's written books on programming the iPhone so it's not like he doesn't know what he's doing. But Microsoft has done a better job of optimizing performance for underpowered mobile processors.
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