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Chapas GP is a topdown racing game controled by the Stylus.

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Are you tired of losing your dice to your board games, well now all you need is your DS!

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RockBot is supposed to become a multi-platform “Mega Man” style action game.

Unfortunately the NDS branch has been stalled for now. A quote from the coder: “We’ll drop the Nintendo DS version because of the big number of bugs on it’s SDL port.” The full comment can be found here: http://rockbot.upperland.net/?p=213&lang=en#comment-95

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Lost Marbles is based on the old Loose Your Marbles game for PC! The objective is to make lines of 3+ balls with the same color vertically on the LineZone (White Stripes), and with that lines you’ll send balls to the opponent filling his board.

Changes:

– Improved graphics
– Improved playability
– The game now features a pretty decent AI (including Ultra Hard level!)
– Selectable timer
– “Pause” feature : pressing START when playing
– Features Bonus Ball : for each line of the bonus ball, adds 1 to the counter! Unleash the bonus ball by making a line of 5 balls and the opponent will take the amount of balls unleashed.

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sz81 is a Sinclair ZX80/ZX81 emulator very much based upon the work of Ian Collier’s xz80 and Russell Marks’s z81 but employing the highly portable SDL and including additional functionality and features for desktop computers and portable devices.

Changes:

Fixed a few issues with the joystick configurator

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NaviComputer is a GPS mapping and offroad navigation / tracking software designed for Windows Mobile devices.

What makes NaviComputer outstanding is the ability to view maps offline, so there is no need for internet connection or dataplan when you are on a trip.

Maps can be easily downloaded from various online map sources like OpenStreetMap either with the bundled PC software “NaviMapper” or directly with NaviComputer on the mobile device. Maps are saved as single, easy to handle and space-saving files.

Changelog: http://navicomputer.com/blog/?p=123#more-123

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Basically LCMinutes is an application that keeps track of phone calls, SMS, and data traffic, calculates their charge based on user defined rate plan, and thus keep user informed of the up-to-date balance information: like current charges, used free minutes, used free messages, used free data allowlance, expire date for prepaid plans, etc.

Changes:

* Feature change: Add more traces for day and month change.
* Bug fix: change free minutes or data allowance is not updated to balance info when user choose to apply new rate plan to existing usage.
* Bug fix: +/- sign in special rates not handled correctly.

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The mySpot application provides access to the Spotify service on the Windows Mobile platform via an intermediate proxy. Requires a QVGA, VGA or WVGA device running Windows Mobile Professional (Pocket PC) 6.0 or higher.

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* Track streaming code completely re-written
* Vast improvement to reliability of artwork display
* Info panels now include artwork where available
* Overall application stability improved

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SciLor’s GrooveMobile is a grooveshark(tm).com player for Windows Mobile. Now with local playlists and an update checker!

Changes:

Alpha v10(2010-04-29)
-Fix: Crash on missing internet connection on startup(Moved the cookie grabbing to just in time)!
-Fix: Some big changes on grooveshark(tm).com to lock us out 😉
-Removed: Support for loading old playlists in ‘jso’ format. (The convert routine was corrupted, so all playlists converted were empty… stupid SciLor, but therefore it is an alpha)

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BattClock, if you want the BattClock of TouchLockPro or StylusLock without locking possibilities!

Features:

Features
Information shown:
# Show Time and Battery percentage above the top bar (default)
# Time in format HH:MM or H:MM or with other separator, 12 hour or 24 hour clock
# Date in format DD-MM or MM-DD or with other separator and with or without leading zeros
# Free memory percentage indicator or MB, updated once per second, great to see if you have memory leaks!
# CPU percentage indicator, updated once per second, great to see how much work your phone has to do!
# Battery indicator in percentage, indication if charging (default battery percentage character % is changed into tilde character ~)
# Battery Current in mA, updated once per second. Note that cached values are asked, so the battery driver may only update after several seconds.
# Battery Current Force in mA, updated once per second. Note that non-cached values are asked, so the battery driver may give more up-to-date values, but may also drain more battery
# Battery Temperature in Celsius degrees
# Battery Voltage in mV
# 3 Freely configurable Date/Time formats including week number, month name, day name, seconds, PM/AM
# 3 Freely configurable registry keys, default phone strength, missed call count and unread SMS
# 6 info items configurable for a BattClock area (e.g. horizontal or for circular display, see below)
# 6 fontsizes configurable for above
# 6 colors configurable, one color per info item. Battery Percentage and Free memory can change color when a medium or low threshold has reached (3 colors configurable).
# circular changing the last info item, e.g. showing items 2 till 6 for some time in a circular fashion in row 2
# Automatic runtime adaption of BattClock on Portrait or Landscape mode (with negative ClockX setting or separate Landscape settings)
# BattClock content can also be shown divided horizontally, e.g. above the Program text

Other features:
# Possibility to configure 6 items to log to a registry or log to file (BattClock.csv), so no need to display those items
# Option to automatically detect taskbar background color changes and take over the background color of a configurable pixel location (great for changing solid theme colors)
# Possibility to configure the number of seconds before the battery is polled (default 60 seconds)
# Update values at power on/resume immediately
# Refactored code, so the BattClock size in memory and performance is on par with previous versions, despite the new features introduced
# Very small in memory: 1 Kb in memory (check it with a task manager)
# Almost no CPU usage: 0.00 % CPU usage, check it with a task manager.
# Very small on disk: BattClock.exe 37 Kb on disk,
# Very efficient resource usage despite the lot of possible features
# Automatic detect settings the first time started, dependent of the screen resolution and colour.

Easy configuration:
# Configurable realtime, settings changes reflected immediately in BattClock
# Configurable via registry settings
# Visual feedback if a button is pressed
# Content configurable
# Location configurable. Clock width, height, X position, Y position. Separate settings for Portrait or Landscape. X position from the left configurable by negative value
# Fontsizes configurable per displayed item
# Separators/Indicators configurable per item
# Colors configurable per item. Background and Text (Foreground) color configurable.
# Log configurable to log to registry and/or Log file
# Other settings configurable
# Reset, Import and Export settings.
# Moved BattClock settings to registry key HKCUSoftwareZuinigeRijderBattClock so BattClock can be used in combination with TouchLockPro
# Renamed registry keys, so they are better grouped together for people editing via registry.

Supported phones:
# Supported resolutions: 240×320, 240×240, 480×480. 480×640, 480×800, etc.
# Supported Windows Mobile 6 Classic
# Supported Windows Mobile 6 Standard
# Supported Windows Mobile 6 Professional
# Supported Windows Mobile 6.5
# Supported Windows Mobile 5
# Also works now on Windows Mobile Standard edition (version 1.6 onwards)
# Separate BattConfig program requires .NET 2.0 or higher, does not work on Smartphone, so then you need to use a Registry editor

BattConfig program translations:
# Added translations possibilities for BattConfig. Some translations may be outdated due to the numerous new features, you can help by providing (updated) translations, easy via Excel spreadsheet
# Russian translations, thanks to Vadim Bogaiskov
# Chinese Simplified translations, thanks to zhongzw
# Chinese Traditional translations, thanks to victorchen101
# Spanish translation, thanks to animalote
# French translations, thanks to YoLoLo
# Italian translations, thanks to tigro11 and ephestione
# Dutch translation, thanks to myself 😉

19-4-2010 Version 2.0.1
# Fixed bug that daylight saving time was not handled correctly in new DateTime format strings
# Made workaround for wcsftime, so the Day and Month names are using the default localization strings
# Added Hebrew translations, thanks to Som30ne
# Added Polish translations, thanks to pupakota alias nothin
# Updated Russian translations, thanks to Vadim Bogaiskov

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