SMS Chat Update

I've added a download link for PPCs.
This is a preview of the latest version of my SMS Chat application. Anybody interested?

The latest version uses a webbrowser class so the fonts can now be customized to suite the users taste. e.g. color, size, weight, style.

Features:
* add/update a new number directly to your Contacts list.
* messages are numbered so it is easier to copy/paste/save a particular message line
* delete a message window
* easily save the last message sent to a particular text file in your SD
* paste a contact name and number from your Contacts list to your message box
* smileys are now supported (although it is still limited)
* sms group sending
* individual sms tone for each contact
* block unknown numbers' sms message
* blacklist numbers for sms
* incoming message tone volume is independent from the set system volume
* sms sent counter
* option to show/not show incoming sms in the Inbox.
* call blocking with sms sending to VIP numbers

NOTE: SMS Chat works on WM5 OS only. I've tried it on a WM6 emulator and it worked but on an actual unit, the sms is not intercepted by the application (must be a bug or something.) The only solution for this is to use Mobile In The Hand API which costs too much for a freeware (i can't shoulder it alone.) If anybody would be interested in this application to work on 2003 and WM6 OS, a few donation would help a lot :-)

July 31, 2007 update:
very crude version of sms chat for PPC:
Download PPC cab
you'll need netcf v2
install both cab files to your SD
for portrait view pa lang ito kasi i just roughly ported it from SP to PPC. i'll try if i can fix this sa landscape view.

Pentagon

The purpose of the game is to get rid of all cards in a hand.

A deck of 36 cards is used, from 6 to Ace.
At the beginning of the game each player gets 5 cards.
There are no trump suits in the game.
The deck is laid in the middle of the table.
The first move is made by a player who has more points in his hand or won the previous game.
He lays any card.
The next player can cover this card with a card of the same suit.
It is only possible to lay a card of the same value if it is a six that is covered.
If a player does not have a required card, he has to take cards from the deck until he takes out a card required or the deck comes to the end.
If there are no more cards in the deck, the upper card of a pile of open cards is taken away and left open on the table, the rest of the cards are turned over and serve as a deck again.

s-k-tools

John Cody’s SkweezeIt!

Do you dread clicking on a link in your email or RSS reader because you know how painful it will be to load that full-size page into Pocket Internet Explorer?

Well, have no fear...SkweezeIt to the rescue!

Now, everytime you click on a link (from a program other then IE), you will be prompted with the above question. If you answer YES, it will automatically filter it through Skweezer.com so it will load much quicker!

Omnisoft

SecurIt

Sim/IMSI checking opensource security for us all

once setup at every boot it compares your IMSI number with the one stored, if it's a match it plays a little sound and that's it. If it's not a match, it locks the device and displays your email and a request to please get it back to you. It also send you the "new sim's" imsi and phone number via a SMS.

Shadowmite

Hey, I didn't know you could do that!

Someone just pointed out this feature I didn't know existed in Windows Mobile. When you have a contact highlighted you can press the d-pad Left and Right keys to change communication methods for the person (work, home, mobile, txt, email etc). Watch really close when pressing Left/Right, and you'll see the tiny "w" turn to "m", "h", "e" etc.

I suppose this is most useful for alternating default phone numbers - when you press Talk, the selected number is dialed. Previously I used to just open the contact and select the number I wanted to call from the card view. My coworker thinks this is much faster. Agree? - MelSam

Source

Keep Recordin'

Keep Recordin' is a very simple, intuitive and lightweight mobile audio recorder.

t is a nice replacement for the standard Windows Mobile audio recorder, because it allows to choose a directory in which recorded audio files will be stored. Keep Recordin' also suppresses ambient noises and stores audio files in chronological order.

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