If you’ve been a fan of SBSH Software’siLauncher software, you should be aware of a newly released version.
Version 3 of iLauncher is available immediately to new and existing users ($14.95 new, $4.95 upgrade).
September 18, 2006 – SBSH Mobile Software released the next major version of the award-winning launcher application, iLauncher version 3! Introducing new integrated task-manager, ‘X’ button that really close, new safe-mode protection, special action shortcuts, multi-language support and much more!
For more information, check out the following links:
PhatWare is having a “back to school” sale. Stock up on all the necessities at 50% off!
PhatWare has great software like PhatPad, PhatNotes, CalliGrapher, PhatSpell, PhatSketch, PenCommander, PenOffice, and more. They offer software for Pocket PC, Smartphone, Ultra Mobile PCs, and Windows.
Very interesting – if this article from Engadget Mobile (link below) is true, then Verizon customers will have no trouble roaming off-continent with this device.
I’ve known they were working on this type of solution for awhile, but frankly, I’m surprised that they have it ready to go in the timeframe mentioned in the article.
Verizon subs waiting for the latest BB goodness, your wait is over!
So Skype seems to have released a new version of the Pocket PC interface to their service (though I believe its actually in beta yet). Though they have not worked on reducing the system requirements so all us HTC Wizard users can use the software, they have several new features.
Among the changes:
feature: Multi-chat support
feature: SkypeIn support
feature: Voicemail support
feature: Call forwarding support
feature: Profile editing
feature: Detailed search
feature: Contact list information with avatar and mood messages support
feature: Improved chat-more emoticons and ‘set topic’ ability
feature: Animated emoticons
feature: Skype Launcher
feature: GSM and Skype callsmanagement
feature: Larger Dial Pad and delete button in Dial Pad
feature: Online help
feature: One click access to Skype from the device home screen
change: Contact list sorting
bugfix: Saved SkypeOut contacts are shown without their name in the Log tab
bugfix: VM sender Skype name is displayed instead of the real name
bugfix: Chat partner username instead of the real name displayed in tab head
bugfix: ‘Clear Log’ doesn’t work for unknown SI call
bugfix: Call duration is only in minutes:seconds
bugfix: Search enabled while offline
bugfix: ‘Hold’ is enabled, when the call is already on hold
bugfix: Call ‘hold’ is allowed before call is answered
bugfix: ‘Hold’ reminds checked with new conference call
bugfix: Possible to send just space in chat
bugfix: Overlapped notifications on Start tab
bugfix: Contact names are overlapped in Contact list
bugfix: Allow calls and allow chats menus are empty while signed out
bugfix: Scrollbar doesn’t reach the end in Call log
bugfix: Selected privacy option not updated first time
bugfix: Title bar notifications are not removed after signing out
bugfix: Incoming chat will create notification when some dialog is open
bugfix: Offline icon changes to pending for contact who hasn’t been online for a long time
bugfix: Call duration is delayed for longer calls while browsing other programs at the same time
Jason Fuller has posted about a new version of Virtual Earth Mobile v1.64 on the Windows Mobile Team Blog. If your interested, you can read the post, or download directly from here.
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