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 Posted: Sat Aug 09, 2008 6:43 pm Post subject: Weekly audio: Windows Mobile podcasts from last week (August 4 - August 9, 2008) |
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A lot of information can be conveyed just in the intonation of the voice. Apart from that podcasts (MP3 files accessible also through RSS feeds for automatic downloads) are very specialized and deliver indepth i...
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alcedes
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i had actualy noticed that i can use resco explorer to see other devices on the AT&T network to. thought about doing a port scan to see if anything were visible beyond the device itself. i dont know of many mobile applications that listen on network ports.
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EJR
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| Posted: Sat Aug 09, 2008 9:37 pm Post subject: |
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| alcedes wrote: | | i thought about doing a port scan to see if anything were visible beyond the device itself. i dont know of many mobile applications that listen on network ports. |
good idea ! but I doubt it will bring any result. Only if given uses explicitly starts something in their Windows Mobile phone, you would be able to see it. I know that some servers are available for Windows Mobile, including VNC server, FTP server, HTTP server...
so if you have 2 Windows Mobile phones or a friend, you could try it out - whether actually packets would be transmitting... |
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alcedes
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| EJR wrote: | | good idea ! but I doubt it will bring any result. |
Yeah, I doubt it will too, but you never know what you will find. I've only seen other tilts visible on the AT&T network. I can tell they are tilts because the default name for those phones is "HTC-8900" and I see a lot of devices with that name. I know that I've seen the other phones in Georgia and in New Jersey. I am in Ohio today and I can't see any other phones! I don't know if there's a regional factor involved in this or if this is just a coincident.
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