Image Gallery: Dashwire mobile device mirror service

By matthewmiller October 22, 2007, 1:18 AM PDT

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Image Gallery: Dashwire mobile device mirror service

Dashwire Dashboard

Dashwire is a new Web 2.0 service that mirrors your mobile phone to the Web for easier management and interaction with your mobile phone. You can send text messages, manage photos and videos, add contacts, add bookmarks, and more right from your desktop PC and have the content synced with your mobile phone.

Dashwire home page

You can sign up for Dashwire or take the tour to find out what it is all about.

Dashwire signup page

Signing up is quick and easy. You will see a text message appear with a link to download the Windows Mobile client after your account access has been granted.

Dashwire synced

The next status states that content is synced and then the client runs in the background waiting for new content.

Simple Windows Mobile client

There are not many options in the current mobile client as you can see in this menu.

Managing your account

You manage your Dashwire account on the web interface. This shot shows management of my public page.

My Dashwire public page

You can share your content with friends and the public using your Dashwire public page.

Managing photos

This type of pop-up screen appears when you click on a photo thumbnail. You can manage your photos from this display.

Sending SMS from your desktop

It is easy to enter text using your keyboard. I’ll soon be Twittering from my desktop using the SMS client.

Bookmark manager

You can enter bookmarks/IE Favorites quickly and have them mirrored right on your mobile device.

Contact pop-up

You can easily edit and fill out details for your contacts from your PC keyboard. You can email and text message them right from this display too.

Call management screen

You can view and manage your calls with Dashwire.

Dashwire mobile client

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Dashwire Dashboard

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