Shahzad Sahaib's Articles

Web Video Downloader (WVD) v1.0.0.0 (PPC Application)
W.V.D. Web Video Downloader is the first software for Pocket PC that can stream or download online videos from web sites like YouTube. W.V.D. supports most popular online web sites and many adults sites. To stream videos, you need an external video player that support standard formats like (flv, mp4 ,...).
nueNoBar v2 (PPC Application)
nueNoBar disables the bottom bar on the today screen, giving you more space on the today screen. The softkeys are still functional in this mode.
Chess Training Tools v1.3.0 (PPC misc)
Chess Training Tools is a collection of chess training tools. It includes a chess visualization trainer that teaches chess visualization by drilling you on the color of a particular square, and also on your ability to tell if two squares are the same color, if two (or three) squares are on the same diagonal, if two squares are a knight move apart, or if two squares are two knight moves apart. It includes a weak chess program (called Vince) that lets you lag the display by several ply, hide all pieces or all pawns, and block out quadrants of the board. Furthermore, it includes an opening memorization trainer. The Palm & Pocket PC versions are missing the mate, opening trainer, and Vince.
String Algorithms in J2ME v0.1 (J2ME misc)
Project that will provide implementations in Java's Micro Edition (J2ME) platform of algorithms on strings, for exact/inexact matching, similarity distances, among others.
Kanji Strike v1.0 (NDS Game)
Blocks labelled with kanji fall toward the bottom of the screen. The point of the game is to shoot down the blocks with missiles labelled with pronunciations.
oware-midlet v0.1 (Beta 1) (J2ME Game)
oware-midlet is an Oware and Reversi game for Java-enabled cell phones and Palm OS through the IBM Websphere Micro Environment. Games can be played with Bluetooth, Jabber, SMS, and other communication methods.
Quik Search v1.0 (iPhone Application)
Quik lets you search all of your favorite websites from a single starting point. A single tap puts Google, Amazon, Wikipedia - and more - at your fingertips before even visiting their website.