My PPC

1. SPB Plus
2. SPB Mobile Shell
3. Adobe Acrobat Reader
4. Garmin MobileXT
5. Pocket Islam
6. Pocket CM

Try also the latest firmware. It also improve camere quality

Connect it to Home Theather sure got more bass

Hi bro kerazul...

How you do that using uninstall or just delete it straight from the folder?

Thankz bro kerazul for the tips

And for MP3 and AAC player for WM PPC, what is the verdict? Pocket Music? GS Player, Morthplayer? or and other suggestion?

wired headphones and bt headphone

Nice GUI, how about sound produce by the software?

Already using Mortplayer for 2 days. Looking by it releasedate it a bit oldie software, but something I like about it was you can tune up the sound produce in many way.

Thankz bro for the tip

I also would like to know palm software. may be you can list down it function to. and if there any emulator for it to be use on WM

Anybody knows software for SMS that will automatically resend back the SMS if it unseccessful to send.

This post has been edited by Deani_77: Nov 14 2007, 11:31 AM

Yes, because like motorola h/p it will resend back the massage if it unseccessful automatically. Anyway, thankz for the info given.

Bro enCORe,

Where this option located?

Anyone using this player? Any comments?

For video player, Windows Media player just enough for me. For managing important data you may try pocket wallet or something similiar like that. It have password to access the data.

Just found this software by ppl from XDA Developer. Sending your SMS from desktop/notebook but it was a 30 days trial.

Pocket SMS

Mozilla Commits to Firefox for Windows Mobile

Last month, the Mozilla Corporation promised to devote much more time and resources to a version of its web browser for smartphones. At that time, though, it didn't specify which mobile operating systems would be getting a version of Firefox. This has now changed.

Christian Sejersen, who is heading up this project, has added a post to his blog that lists the OSs that are being targeted.

There is already a version of Mobile Firefox for Maemo, the version of Linux being run by the Nokia N800 Internet Tablet. Mozilla is also considering updating this for the Nokia N810.

But it isn't going to stop there. Sejersen also says a version for Microsoft's Windows Mobile 6 is in development that will be available soon.

Goals for Mobile Firefox

In his blog post, Sejersen lays out the current goals for Firefox mobile:

1. provide Mozilla's standards-based open-source browser engine, optimized for mobile, that can be embedded by device manufacturers and others;
2. produce a full-featured mobile browser including support for XUL-based add-ons, delivering on Firefox's key principles of ease-of-use, security and accessibility;
3. grow the Mozilla community in the mobile space;
4. provide tools and documentation to help developers develop, debug and deploy web applications;
5. do all of this work in the shared Mozilla source repositories so all platforms, desktop and mobile benefit each other

More information is available on Mozilla Mobile Wiki.

Source : Ed Hardy on Monday, November 26, 2007, www.brighthand.com

This post has been edited by Deani_77: Dec 5 2007, 12:39 PM