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I often hear people asking about ways to project the screen of a mobile phone to a PC during presentations, so I decided to compile a short list of mobile phone to PC projector options. If you have any experience with mobile to PC projectors, please post a short comment.

The four discussed here are:

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Mobilola Remote S60 Screenshot Project-a-Phone

I personally use Mobilola Remote Control by Warelex ($35 USD). It’s a C++ app that works with Symbian S60v2 and S60v3 phones. I have been using it through an emulated WinXP (via Parallels on my Mac laptop) and it’s still really snappy. It also was extremely easy to set up. A few of the Mobilola Remote Control features are:

  • Shows your phone screen on your PC
  • Option to fully control your phone via PC
  • Zoom in/out
  • Full screen presentation option
  • Snapshot
  • Video recording
  • Works over Bluetooth or USB
  • Demo your phone through Skype Video and record YouTube video presentations directly to YouTube with webcam driver functionality

Remote S60 Professional ($30 USD) by MobileWays is a similar tool. I have not personally used this tool, but I hear that it works very well.

If all you need is a single frame capture solution, then you should give Screenshot a try (if the link fails, then refresh your browser—I have noticed a problem with their servers). Screenshot for Symbian OS is a FREE program to take screenshot on your Symbian OS mobile phones (UIQ or S60). You can capture screenshot and save it to a file in JPEG, PNG, BMP or MBM format. The screenshot can be sent directly to a PC via Bluetooth or infrared and another mobile phone. It also supports continuous mode that allows you to capture screenshot every a few seconds.

If your looking for a hardware option, I have heard great things about Project-a-Phone ($295 USD).


Sorry for the lack of posts. I have been working on a large mobile project that will bring a steady flow of blogging over the next few weeks. In the meantime, lets chat about my next phone.

Nokia N75

Found via Biskero: Amazon is selling the Nokia N75 after rebate for $-5.01. I have been looking for a good 240×320 Flash Lite 1.1 pre-installed phone—and this might be it. The N75 has received favorable reviews from Engadget including this one. I’ll post my own report after I play with it for a few days.


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15% of E-mail is Viewed on a Mobile Device [infographic]
—October 27, 2011,

According to Litmus.com research, as of July 2011, 15% of all e-mail is viewed using a mobile device. What’s also pretty neat is that the iPhone accounts for 10% of all email viewed. That’s virtually a parallel number to Hotmail and Yahoo! Mail, and more than double Gmail. Source [Litmus.com]

The New Multiple-Feature Anne Geddes iPhone App is a Portal to the World of the Internationally Acclaimed Photographer
—January 7, 2010,

unchkick Interactive®, a Chicago-based mobile marketing company, today announced its collaboration with the Geddes Group (Sydney) on a free iPhone app rich in features that allow fans of globally acclaimed photographer Anne Geddes to stay in touch with each other and especially with Anne.

Junior Interactive Designer
—June 30, 2011,

General Qualifications: Represent the company while interfacing with clients, vendors, and colleagues. Demonstrate raw talent, willingness to take initiative, act independently, and work effectively within a professional environment with a polished and intellectually strong presence. Exercise good judgment, have superior people skills and excellent oral and written communication abilities.