wisbar is cool i had version 3 installed now, well, still preferred the older version 2.x.

@TS
I have the following currently installed:

1. Wisbar Advanced 3, rlToday (today's screen enhancement)
2. MapKing 2007 (GPS maps)
3. CE-Star (Chinese software)
4. Opera Browser
5. Core Player, GSPlayer, PocketMusic (media players)
6. SKTools, Pocket Mechanic (Task Manager)
7. Resco File Explorer, Screen Capture
8. Resco Photo Viewer PRO
9. Lingvosoft Dictionary 2007 (dictionary with speech)
10. 1-Calc (calculator)
11. Pocket e-Sword (bible reader)
12. uBook Reader, iSilo (eBook readers)

a lot eh..

*removed*

This post has been edited by callmepaper: Oct 10 2007, 10:48 PM

- pocketmusic player
- core player
- gsplayer (FOC) http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA032810/

try the free one

and core player is the commercial product of TCPMP. well, i do have display problem with TCPMP though, but core player is alright (therefore payable...)

it is alright so long as we stated those are commercial software. at the least, we have never disclose where and how to get them *FOC*. it's a norm that ppl know most computer CD shops sell pirated CDs. as for the pda expert labelling, yeah, i agreed we should stop hinting them as pirated pda software provider (if we do).

i always put name as one whole string under "first", the "last" is a total crap, for me. the "file as" is not amendable and always follow "first + last".

there're many contact software i the market such as contact pro where full contact image can be flooded on your screen upon incoming call, and a few more iPhone-alike FOC software. personally, i still prefer the build-in contacts tool, 3rd party's seem to have slower response although there are many add-ons.

from what i know of, Nyditot http://www.nyditot.com. (commercial)

try google RotateSE180, not sure if it works for wm5/6. it's free.

isn't it hardware-dependant? but i do come across some ppl use register tweaking such as "Framerate", "BitRate" to imrpove the camera/recording quality. end to end, it still boils down to the max quality of the hardware.

it should go under settings -> sounds & notification. or do you mean setting mp3 as message tone?

RAM = Random Access Memory, the memory power you need to execute a program, the more you have, the faster the execution time. hence, you cannot install your program here.

ROM = build-in memory to store factory-defaulted programs, just like your personal computer's BIOS. it is also being used to store operating system such as WM5/WM6, after all, you will still have some left over spaces to install other programs (usually very limited). program execute from ROM is faster than storage card.

Expansion Card = a.k.a storage card/memory card, most programs installation goes here. you should, always trying to install new program in storage card, unless, you have plenty of ROM spaces (e.g. O2 Life) or the program force you to install into ROM.

hth.

if you ask me, i would never say ok if given a choice. but hey, that's what most pda phones gotta offer for us. we can't do much about it...

you may refer to more info here:
http://www.pocketzenphone.net/PZPForum/viewtopic.php?t=1119

latest version (forum):
http://www.pocketzenphone.net/PZPForum/viewtopic.php?t=899

it's not free, but older version (4.x.x) yes.

thought this question has been asked many times?
anyway, for ringtone, put your mp3 files in the root directory of your sd card, "my document" folder or \windows\rings folder. for sms tone, you need to use .wav file, location is the same. there are commercial software that able to use mp3 as the sms tone, an example: photo contacts pro:

http://www.pocketx.net/products/photoconta..._ppc/index.html

http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readerforppc.html

nope. have not use it before. though, i do use photo contacts pro before, but find it a little lagging, so ended up not using any software for customised ring/sms tones.

is there such software? if the sms is unsuccessful, you should get a notification on your pda screen straight away. if the server failed to send to the receiver, there's no way for your pda software to check the status unless the telco had established a communication link between your pda software and their server. i'm rather curious why do you want the same message to be re-sent to you if unsuccessful?

This post has been edited by callmepaper: Nov 14 2007, 06:02 PM