Whip2Snap

You can take anything you see in your screen just whipping your device.

Features:

Storage Card support
Customizable behaviour (single/multiple screenshots, with/without confirmation)
Cool "whip" sound effect
Multiple image format supported as output (png, jpeg, gif and bmp)
Requirements:

HTC Touch Diamond, Diamond2, Pro, Pro 2, HD, HD2 or Samsung OMNIA i900
Microsoft .NET Compact Framework 3.5

Whip2Snap

Shake 2 Send

Send contacts between devices

Basically, what happens is, you shake two devices at one time, and a server pairs the two.
Then one selects a contact and they both shake to transfer it.

Instructions:
1) Download the client.
2) Extract the ZIP file onto your phones Storage Card. (More than one phone)
3) Download the server.
4) Extract the server ZIP file onto your computer.
5) Run shake2send_server.exe, and disable any firewalls that might pop up.
6) Run shake2send.exe on two (or more) phones.
7) Enter your computers IP address, and a unique name.
8) Press connect, and shake two devices at the same time.
9) Press Send on one device, select a contact, and then shake the device.
10) When the file moves to the other device, shake it, or press Accept.

Shake 2 Send

GSoundBox

GSoudBox is an application for HTC Windows Mobile phones with G-Sensor. It plays a wide variety of sounds. The sounds are triggered by shaking the phone using a variety of gestures.

Compatibility: Windows Mobile 6.x (PocketPC) with G-Sensor
Screen resolution: VGA, WVGA

Main Features:
Wide variety of instrument sounds
Adjust the sensitivity of the G-Sensor
Touch optimized interface
Animated graphics
and much more!

GSoundBox

Gapple

Gapple is small and funny bubble game


The game is deticated for HTC Touch Pro and HTC Diamond.

The objective is very simple - score hitting positive bubbles and play as long as you can!

Gapple

EpDetect

Epilepsy Detector Application

Epdetect is an accelerometer based mobile phone application that uses advanced signal processing to detect epileptic seizures. It runs on most mobile phones that support SMS messaging, movement detection and GPS position location.The addition of the seizure detection signal processing enables the phone to function as a wearable seizure detection system, with remote signalling to carers. Epdetect monitors the wearers movements, distinguishing between normal movement and movement associated with a Tonic–clonic seizure. If a seizure is detected, Epdetect will contact your carer with your status and GPS position.

Epdetect will monitor the movement of the person while the phone is in their pocket or worn on a belt. The software will differentiate the movements associated with epilepsy from normal movement.

When a seizure is detected it will warn the person that it is about to send an SMS message to a carer, in the case of a false alarm the person will be able to cancel the SMS alert. The SMS message contains time, GPS coordinates (if the phone has GPS) and a short message, allowing the carer to raise the alarm and take remedial action or call an ambulance. When the person recovers they press a button to cancel the alarm, which will initiate an end of emergency SMS message.The Epdetect user interface screens:Detector Active Screen:
Status Message – A “Seizure Detected – press the clear button for 5 seconds to cancel” message will be displayed.
Audible Alarm – An audible alarm will sound immediately upon detection of a seizure.
Count Down Timer – A countdown from 30 seconds will be displayed to enable the user to press the cancel button prior to sending the outgoing SMS alert. The countdown timer is adjustable from 1- 60 seconds.
Clear Button – A large ‘clear’ button graphic is displayed to allow the user to clear the detector active status, which also cancels any outgoing SMS alert. The ‘clear’ button must be pressed for 5 seconds within 30 seconds to prevent the outgoing SMS message.
Alarm Active Screen:
Status Message – A “Seizure In Progress – press the cancel button for 5 seconds to signal the end of a seizure” message is displayed.
Audible Alarm – A second audible alarm will continue to play until the alarm active status is cleared.
Cancel Button – A large ‘cancel’ button graphic is displayed to allow the user to clear the alarm status, which also causes an end of seizure SMS message to be sent. The ‘cancel’ button must be pressed for 5 seconds to cancel the alarm active status.
Additional Message – A message saying “This person may be having an epileptic fit” will be displayed on screen.
Advanced Options Screen:
Back-Up Accelerometer Data – Tick box, which if ticked saves the raw accelerometer data that caused the last alarm condition to a file.
GPS On/Off – Tick box, which if ticked activates the phone’s GPS to generate location information, which is appended to SMS messages.
Carer No 1 – The mobile phone number of the first carer, this number will receive an SMS message if an alarm condition is active.
Carer No 2 – Optional, the mobile phone number of the second carer, this number will receive an SMS message if an alarm condition is active.
Carer No 3 – Optional, the mobile phone number of the third carer, this number will receive an SMS message if an alarm condition is active.
Alarm Message – The SMS message that will be sent when an alarm is active.
Cancel Alarm Message – The SMS message that will be sent when an alarm is cleared.
Detector Active Sound – Selects the warning sound to play when the detector is active.
Alarm Active Sound – Selects the sound to play when the alarm has not been cancelled (could be an audio file such as; “Help this person is having an epileptic seizure”).

EpDetect

G-Flow

a cool little game kinda like a futuristic version of snake

here is a video of it from wmpoweruser.com


G-Flow

mToolbox

mToolbox is the Swiss knife for your Pocket PC. With this tool you get alot of functions.

What's included in this app? You'll have a water level, a light sensor, a shock sensor, a ruler, an angle meter and alot more in the future.

Attention: Light and G-Sensor required.

System requirements:

.Net Compact Framework 3.5
500kB free memory
built-in sensors: g-sensor & light sensor
Features:

water level
ruler in cm and inch
angle meter
light sensor
shock sensor
only WVGA for the moment
multilingual support
AppToDate support

mToolbox

hdWobble

make things wobble :P

Video:


Features:
supports VGA, QVGA, WQVGA and WVGA displays
custom image loading (tested so far: jpeg, png, bmp)
adding any number of round wobbling objects
deleting wobbling objects
resizing wobbling objects
vibration feedback when wobbling objects are pressed or dragged
start wobbling using g-sensor, stylus, fingers...

Requirements:
Microsoft .net Compact Framework 3.5

hdWobble

G-Trigger

G-Trigger is a G-Sensor based ^shake^ detector application for Windows Mobile.

It allows to trigger a predefined action on shaking your mobile phone in particular direction. Currently it is in very rough development phase, so please bare the bugs.

Supported shaking directions:

Horizontally
Left to right
Right to left
Vertically
Top to bottom
Bottom to top
Front & Back
Front to back
Back to front
It will trigger the specified action when phone is forcibly moved from left to right or moved as above mentioned directions.

Features:
Customized actions
Conditional actions
Suspend exceptions
Disable action exceptions
Run service on device start-up
Individual threshold settings for all three directions; Horizontal, Vertical & Front-Back
Action feedback vibration settings
Action feedback play sound settings
Profiling
Different actions for different applications
Settings for On Screen Display of triggered actions
AppToDate support (What is AppToDate?) (Download)
Supported actions:
Close/Minimize active window
Dial a number
Answer/Reject incoming call
Launch Program
Ringer Loud/Vibrate/Silent
Screen orientation
Send Keys*
Task Switch
Screen On/Off/Toggle
Media Control# (Play/Pause/Next/Previous/Volume)
WiFi/Bluetooth/Phone Radio - On/Off/Toggle
Volume Control
Simulate Power Button - Power On/Power Off/Long Press Power Button
Open control panel settings
Activate profile
*Please refer to readme.txt for sending special keys.

#Currently supported media players are

Windows Media Player
S2P
Microfi Nitrogen
Core Player
TCPMP
Pocket Player
Pocket Music
Manila (TF3D) Music Tab

G-Trigger

G-off Display

With G-off display you can turn off the screen by rotating and holding the phone upside down and holding it like that for a second.

To save battery while listen to your favorite music, simply point your phone downward, light off. All background processes remain.

Require G-sensor found in the latest HTC devices like Diamond / Pro / HD, etc."

G-Off Display

GSen

Auto Rotation with G-Sensor support for many applications

Version History

V1.8
- Numbers of attempts increased to initialise G-Sensor. Can be helpful if startup problems exist.

V1.7
- Fix for #poweroff180(0|1)

V1.6
- #poweroff180(0|1)
Power off if you rotate device head over heels
- Configurable indicator on topbar (check 3rd screenshot and 2nd screenshots for settings. Further details in the readme file.)

V1.5
- Probable fix with open sensor error(3) from startup, eventually depending on version of ROM/AKU
- CFG editor can be closed by tap "ok"

V1.4
- Probable fix for locked devices. If device is locked, the screen will not rotate, eventually depending on version of ROM/AKU

V1.2
- "Save bug" fixed

V1.1
- In #window can be defined process name [as example for exlude phone need add #window(cprog.exe)]
- Edit->Select process name menu item added
- #fdscreenoff(0|1|2) 1- screen off / 2- suspend device

V1.0
- CFG Editor : New menu item, Edit > Restore default to restore the default settings

V0.9
- Cab file create shortcut GSenToogle.lnk
- CFG Editor : New menu item - File > Startup to create/delete startup shortcut

V0.8
- Fix for screenoff on TF3D screen.
- About, show you the programm version/status

V0.7
- Small fix for the #fdscreenoff(0|1) command

V0.6
- New command: #fdscreenoff(0|1) If it is enabled, program will switch off the screen if you put device with screen (face) on bottom.

V0.5
- Menu to select window class, name in config editor
- New commandline parameters #load, #toggle added
- GSenToggle.lnk added

V0.4
- Update with new exlude list
- 3 different shortcuts available

V0.3
- First release

Tested on HTC P3700/HTC Touch Diamond/o2 Xda diamond/T-Mobile MDA Compact IV/HTC Raphael (Prototype)/HTC Advantage X7510 Windows Mobile UMPC

GSen

GravityBalls

GSensor Game

This game is about gravity and balls. With the movement of your hand (left/right tilting) you control the paddle that explodes the balls. Tilting up and down changes the gravitational force applied to the balls. This way you can accelerate them, slow them down or even make them fly to heaven again...

GravityBalls