yhInput - Create, share, install your own software input panels without writing single line of code. yhInput presents very flexible way to SIPs. With yhInput Editor (free software) you can create your own skin files. yhInput also allows single hand usage of device. While you are inputting character, number or alpha numeric characters you do not need to touch screen of your device. You can customize your input panel to your own language. Please visit yaskil.blogspot.com address for more information. Feel freedom while using your mobile device... Your device, your input panel, your freedom... (Screenshots has multilingual vesion of test skins. You can create skin files for your own language.)
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Supported operating systems:
Pocket PC 2002, Windows Mobile 2003, Windows Mobile 5.0
MIDIFingerer MIDIFingerer - MIDIFingerer converts your phone into a simple monophonic finger friendly MIDI keyboard with 8, 16 or 32 keys. Set the number of keys you want to use in the options. You can select the MIDI Instrument and length to play each note. The custom settings are saved when you exit the program
TapTap Keyboard TapTap Keyboard - This SIP (software keyboard) for Pocket PC devices is using new TapTap Technology I have developed especially for this project.
As you can see from the screenshots this SIP is not regular one like the others which are only making bigger controls
HTC Skin for Spb Full Screen Keyboard HTC Skin for Spb Full Screen Keyboard - HTC Skin for Spb Full Screen Keyboard.
After you unzip the file, don't unzip the files inside, just drag them right in Program Files/Fullscreenkeyboard/skins, unload Spb Full Screen Keyboard and load it again
Smart Key Board Smart Key Board is a virtual keyboard for Pocket PC (Windows Mobile) originally designed for the HTC Touch. However, it is compatible with most devices of this type. Its use is similar to the keyboards of mobile phones and can be fully utilized with one finger, without using the stylus
