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Supported operating systems:
Pocket PC 2002, Windows Mobile 2003
Similar Software:
MY|PHONE MY|PHONE - This item allows you to see (configurable):
cellular network name
cellular signal level (percentage)
Features and manipulations:
select the font size
select the font color (or from Today theme)
select the red alert style
This program is a part of MY|TODAYTM collection of Today Screen's items for Pocket PC devices
nueLight nueLight - nueLight turns your device into a versatile flashlight. nueLight uses the flash LED for the camera and can even enter high-beam mode. nueLight also has a morse code function where it will send text you type as morse code over the flash LED
Today Items Settings Simple program that allows for a shortcut to be created to it that will open the Today Items Settings
VirtualDisp VirtualDisp - What it does ?
This program will let you use the screen of your PC and the screen of your Pocket PC as if they were connected to the same computer.
If you have ever used x2x, x2vnc or a computer with two graphics cards, you know what we are talking about
Kai's Auto Softreset .Net Kai's Auto Softreset .Net - This program performs a Softreset, every day at self define time.
Set Time (e.g
GSM Led Fix GSM Led Fix - After you dismiss an alarm, the GSM Led sometimes continue to blink red for no reason. When you run this program the GSM Led will be reset and go back to blinking green
Today Linker Today Linker is a little program to easily change the right-bottom Today's screen button properties
WIS Bar WIS Bar with new functions like screenshot and access to My Documents!
ScreenMagic Boost the power of your device's screen. Increase video memory, speed up the display, animate the display, enable cleartype and rotate the display (on certain devices)
Other Software by developer «Yishin»:
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