Archive for October, 2008

Tippy is a bill splitter and tip calculator for Windows Mobile. Discussion: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t

VOA is a little application which runs in background and reacts on user activities with vibration. Features: – Vibrate always on touch events (mouse down, or mouse up) – Vibrate only if SIP is active – Vibrate on Key press (hardware keys) – Adjustable vibration (duration in ms) – configuration over command line parameters – fully event based, so only [&hellip

The program runs in the background and subscribes to IMAP IDLE notifications. When the notifications arrive it can do a send/receive on the PocketOutlook account you specify, effectively enabling push email for your Gmail account (or other imap server that supports the IDLE command). Release notes: Update: version 0.6.0 is released Changes: program allows you to save your settings, and [&hellip

ThrottleLauncher is a launcher app designed for Windows Mobile 5 and 6 in c# and c++. Basically it consist’s of several pages containing rows. Each of the rows depending of it contents can be scrolled horizontally by using the finger. The app is fully configurable through xml files so the rest of the features depends on the diferent setups

PyS60 (Nokia Series 60) music player for old module formats such as mod, xm, s3m, it and sid

Sam Loyd’s famous “Fifteen puzzle” game for S60. The idea is to shuffle the pieces and then reorder them again from 1 to 15, leaving the empty space at bottom right corner (place of number 16)

GeeXboX is an open-source media center software. Changes: – Implementation of optional ‘vsync’ to improve screen tearing in certain cases – Support for on-the-fly aspect ratio change – Fixed DVD-VIDEO aspect ratio error when switching between menu and movie – Disabling libass to fix lagging and freezing caused by text subtitles – Disabling colored spu to fix DVD-VIDEO/vobsub subtitile display [&hellip

Totally useless but fun little script. Can be used WITH and WITHOUT Sensor API (use arrow keys). Turn your Sensor API phone to roll the balls to given direction. Each time there is movement, also the color changes a little bit. Enable background bubbles or tiles for more fun visual images

Paparazzi is a sensor game, where you have to help “Movie Star” (big yellow dot) avoid “paparazzis” (small red dots) as long as possible. You can do this by turning and tilting the mobile phone. This is an experiment how to use raw Sensor API data in game play. It’s pretty usable – you don’t have to turn your device [&hellip

There is now experimental support for S60 3rd edition in Subversion repository of the Ur-Quan Masters. The linked page serves the purpose of providing a SIS package for the S60 port until next official release of UQM. The Ur-Quan Masters is an open source version of Star Control