You can create playlists from within the audio manager O.o' Why not just do that?

well you must like them if you know them? sephiroth's the best!

i have a c500 and i too couldn't use both joystick in addition of others keys except the two softkeys....

hopefulley this is not the case in my C600...

Hey, I just tried PocketSnes on my C500 and it works fine, its really cool. One problem I have is that the only buttons u can press together are the movement keys and the 'Start' and 'Contacts' keys. I know this is a fault in some computer keyboards, I was just wondering is their anyway to overcome it?

I think that the miniSD is under the battery so that you can't take it out while the phone is On.. this makes the phone's battery life longer because when you take the SD card out the phone must call an event to remove it.. when you insert it back again.. I think this was a HTC trick to "improve" the battery life.

Which better capability are you looking for exactly?

Be happy

It's a quite big thread now, no one will read 20 pages just to find out one answer.
Maybe you (Paralax) can make a better first post where you answer questions like "no sound", and so on ...

/Eminos

Ok, I've tested incoming calls while running both mamece and pocketgnuboy on my SP5. In the end, I was able to receive and end phone calls with both, although the experience was much better with pocketgnuboy.

pocketgnuboy: exactly the same experience as in pocketnester - I launched the emu, loaded a rom, started playing and then called my cell. The emu immediately paused my game, and then the incoming dialogue box came on the screen... I accepted the call, and then after hanging up the call I was able to resume my game

mamece: I launched the emu, loaded up tempest (fun game!)  , started a game, then called my cell... the top of the incoming dialogue box and the bottom soft keys (answer and ignore) came on the screen, but the emulator continued on playing in the center of what would have been the incoming dialogue box. I then pressed answer (left soft key) and was able to accept the call, although the emu kept on running ... I then pressed the end key to end the call, and that worked too... but as soon as I pressed the end key, mamece displayed the palette screen (and paused the game) - this is just a side effect though, since in mamece the end key is mapped by default to the palette display.

So, could it be the fact that mamece doesn't incorporate pause/resume and also possibly because it is running full screen instead of windowed, that it doesn't handle incoming calls as elegantly as both pocketnester and pocketgnuboy..??