Windows Mobile Smartphones are great for listening to music on the move. For a start you almost always have it with you, so wherever you are you can listen to your latest programmes or music. Secondly, by listening on your phone, you don't have to turn off your MP3 player when you get a call. The phone will do it automatically. Thirdly, because Gemini4Smartphone will download automatically over a Wireless connection, or when your smartphone is being synchronised to a desktop (To get your email and appointments etc...) you will always have the latest available content that you are interested in. No need to manually download to your computer and then copy it over to your MP3 player.    

When talking about "RSS" people are often actually referring to a number of different but similar feed formats. These include:

• RSS 2.0 (Really Simple Syndication)
• RSS 0.91 and 1.0 (Rich Site Summary)
• RSS 0.9 (RDF Site Summary)
• Atom 1.0 (Atom)

Wikipedia can tell you.  

To get up and running with Gemini4Smartphone, we've put a load of interesting (To us :-) ) podcasts subscriptions in the installed program. You can keep these or delete them.

Once you want to start looking for your own, you can simply start at Google, with the search term "find podcast" to get a whole load of web pages to help you locate podcasts.  

The first thing you should probably do, is have a look through the feeds that are automatically subscribed on the phone. There are quite a lot of them, on very varied subjects. Most people will probably want to delete quite a few of them. If you leave all of the subscriptions, the program will still work, but the sychronisation process will be quite slow and there will be several hundred programs to download (LOTS of megabytes). Probably too many to fit on a single storage card. Gemini4Smartphone will simply download as much as it can, and then wait (as long as necessary) until some stuff gets deleted before it tries to download any more.

After you run the application for the first time, the phone will be automatically set up so that whenever you have a WiFi connection (If your phone supports it) or an ActiveSync connection, it will automatically run the loader program to update your feeds. To get started now, just disconnect (If connected) and reconnect the device and the update will start automatically. Because there is no data at all on the device, the first one will take quite a while (Several hours usually). Don't worry if you have to interrupt it, it will pickup where it left off the next time you connect. Anything that is already downloaded will be available to you.    

Yes, for two reaons:

1. it uses a unique but not personally identifiable key based on the unique identifier of your telephone, to check whether the software is registered on the telephone. This has the advantage that once the registration key has been input once, you should not have to worry about it again. Even if your telephone is reset or you re-install the software, when it connects to the internet it will automatically re-register so that you don't have to re-enter the key.
2. In the event of a serious software failure, the program will generate a "DUMP" of the logs which the application creates while it is running. This will be attached to an e-mail for sending to Intraweb the next time you active sync with your computer. You can remove the e-mail from your Telephone Outbox if you like, and it will not be sent to us. We would rather you did not do this, because the log file will help us to know if something is wrong, and what we can do to fix it.

Yes. You will needs a storage card of some sort. Any storage card that works with your phone, but the bigger the better really.

Why is this needed? At the moment there isn't a Windows Smartphone which we think has enough memory to make it sensible to try storing audio and video content directly on the phone. In the future this will change and we will add the ability to support them into a future version of Gemini4Smartphone.