Jun 21 2009, 10:27 PM
QUOTE(okk @ Nov 4 2008, 07:09 AM)
Hi, I own a Samsung i780 pda phone, running Windows Mobile 6.0.
Can anyone recommend me 2 software (hopefully freeware), that can do the following:
1. Phone profile, by just tapping a few buttons, can choose different phone profile, such as Office, Home, Outside, Mute, etc. This is a standard feature in regular phone but somehow not in Windows Mobile.
2. Turn off wifi automatically after idle for a period of time.
Thanks.
wonder if ur still here to read this reply.. lol..Can anyone recommend me 2 software (hopefully freeware), that can do the following:
1. Phone profile, by just tapping a few buttons, can choose different phone profile, such as Office, Home, Outside, Mute, etc. This is a standard feature in regular phone but somehow not in Windows Mobile.
2. Turn off wifi automatically after idle for a period of time.
Thanks.
SPB phone suit could help you. but it displays your calls and sms'es too.. a great application
Added on June 21, 2009, 10:29 pm
QUOTE(Terrasmark @ May 29 2009, 03:40 PM)
Hello, fellow forumers. I'm looking for a WM6 Pro. Pinyin keyboard software which can input Pinyin characters w/ tone marks.
So far, I haven't seen any Pinyin s/w w/ tone marks except CE-Star, but CE-Star's out of my list. Too much conflict w/ the device reg.s. The built-in WM soft keyboard doesn't cover all the Pinyin tone marks.
Tried CooTek TouchPal & ZTA4 which're great s/w, but their Pinyin don't have tone marks, / might have the settings for it but yet to discover them.
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Tone marks in Chinese Pinyin's very helpful, / should I say, crucial for beginners (such as yours truly) to learn Chinese via the Pinyin method. The pronunciation of a certain vowel in a word may be different if used in another word & may have different meanings if a certain (Pinyin) word's pronounced in different manners / tones.
Pinyin (Wikipedia) (look for "Tones") - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pinyin
what problem with ce-star suite? i dont have problem with it thou.. well.. this is wad i do. i install sunglobe.ttf which reads chinese character manually. and i soft reset.. so now i'll be able to read chinese character. then i'll install ce-star suite.. but it changes your regional language automatically.. u have to change it back and have a soft reset againSo far, I haven't seen any Pinyin s/w w/ tone marks except CE-Star, but CE-Star's out of my list. Too much conflict w/ the device reg.s. The built-in WM soft keyboard doesn't cover all the Pinyin tone marks.
Tried CooTek TouchPal & ZTA4 which're great s/w, but their Pinyin don't have tone marks, / might have the settings for it but yet to discover them.
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Tone marks in Chinese Pinyin's very helpful, / should I say, crucial for beginners (such as yours truly) to learn Chinese via the Pinyin method. The pronunciation of a certain vowel in a word may be different if used in another word & may have different meanings if a certain (Pinyin) word's pronounced in different manners / tones.
Pinyin (Wikipedia) (look for "Tones") - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pinyin
Added on June 21, 2009, 10:35 pmi see lotsa ppl are asking for dictionary eh.
im using Oxford 7 developed by paragon i think.
not sure if its a free-ware thou.. but i downloaded it from some other forums.. works great
Added on June 21, 2009, 10:37 pmand for alarm.
i use SPB Time. which you can make it as clock on todays screen.
the alarm is great..
u can choose the tone u want and the way the alarm sound.. how many times it should repeat, the sound rings louder everytime or straight to the loudest. and snooze time too..
This post has been edited by Batusai: Jun 21 2009, 10:37 PM
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