Showing posts with label operator. Show all posts
Showing posts with label operator. Show all posts

Monday, December 28, 2009

StatusTicker


Info ticker for your phone

StatusTicker is an app to replace the Carrier Name with a status monitor. The ticker will display phone info, weather, stocks, sports, you name it.

StatusTicker Features:
- Lotsa new bits of info on what was your phone's static network carrier name. Now you get system messages and stuff you need to know right there where you can see them at a glance.
- Not only does it display on the home screen panel, but also tickers on your incoming and outgoing calls. I know, sweet.
- It only works when you want it to. If you can't see the info the ticker sleeps.
- Low battery warning and ticker hibernates.
- Now playing track info from windows mediaplayer.
- Works on PPC as well as SMartphone.
- Works on Windows mobile 5 and 6! Take that Titanium.
- Missed call alerts. You can set the frequency in the ini. This is the spot for other important alerts to get in the short line.
- Seperate ini file for your settings
- Application Program Update reporting

StatusTicker

Thursday, July 16, 2009

SmartLauncher


Turn On WiFi and launch Opera in one click

What does it do:
- Activates WiFi & connects to preferred access point
- Shows connection strength, IP, SSID name and authentication mode
- Able to launch Opera browser with the same button that enables WiFi
- Turn off WiFi when done

Limitations in this beta version
It only works on TD2 for the moment where OperaL.exe is in the Windows directory like the stock HTC ROM.

SmartLauncher

Thursday, May 28, 2009

OpMon


OpMon allows you to change the mobile operator name on your device to one of your choosing.

The mobile operator name is what you see when you enter your dialpad, receive an incoming call and what is displayed at the upper-left corner of the HTC Home plugin (ex. Sprint PCS, AT&T 3G). OpMon does not make any permanent changes, instead there is a background process (opset.exe) which checks at specified intervals to see what the current name is and makes a change if it doesn't match your custom name.

You may see the name change back to the default occasionally when the phone's radio status changes (when the phone radio is turned off, roaming, etc.). OpMon will automatically change it to your custom selection as long as background monitoring is turned on, even after a soft-reset!

NOTE: In my testing, you can set the "Check name every ____ seconds" option to as low as 1 second without adversely affecting performance on your device. Your mileage may vary.


Requirements
Windows Mobile 5 or 6
.NET 2.0 Compact Framework


Usage
1. Install OpMon.cab.
2. Launch OpMon from Start->Programs->OpMon.
3. Enter a custom operator name.
4. Check enable background monitoring.
5. Set the number of seconds between name checks.

OpMon

Thursday, January 17, 2008

Personalizer

Change operator Name !

This is one handy tool, it's a simply program that let you change ALL the operator names inside your phone to whatever you whant. Because it also fix some problems with phones that show the 5 digit ID i tought i share with you all. Works almost on any device !

Install to Main Memory and NOT to memorycard !

codyppc