TechoCrunch

Windows Mobile and PDA devices do have a copy/paste function but if you are a serious copy paster then it may become a pain! ceSnipURL, a free link-shortening app for Windows Mobile-compatible devices, does what SnipURL, TinyURL does on your desktop, shorten urls. The utility automatically puts URLs from your clipboard into a conversion window when you launch the application. After conversion is complete, the new URL will be copied to your clipboard. From there you can then enter shortened URLs in text messages, tweets, or other messages etc.

ceSnipURL is a free download for Windows Mobile 6 and compatible devices only.
ceSnipURL [via Download Squad]

Pranjal

TelepFlip is a free service that lets you send your emails as text messages to your cell phone. It works with almost all handsets and carrier. All you need to do is move over to TeleFlip Web site and enter your cell number besides your e-mail address and password are required just once for the registration purpose. You also have the option to turn on/off the service whenever you like.

TeleFlip is like having a BlackBerry or Treo smart phone, but without the need of any expensive data plans and messaging server integration. Teleflip is free but standard text messaging charges may apply, depending on the carrier and service plan you are using. Besides that at the moment it only works in United States, and with limited coverage in Canada and Puerto Rico.

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