Nopes... if correct there should be also a Runtime for download.

Cheers,
T.

File Name: SeekCover v1.0 - CD Cover Manager for Windows Mobile (Smartphone/PocketPC)
File Submitter: edgecrush3r
File Submitted: 9 Jul 2007
File Category: Utilities - Phone Management

Name:
SeekCover v1.0

Description:
As with all my tools, they get written by pure frustration
Last month I found out that using the Windows Media Player synchronize option, doesnt copy your cd cover artwork.
Since I couldnt find a nice integrated tool, which allows me to search CD Covers online, and manage my mobile device.... I rolled my own (again )

SeekCover is an CD Cover and Album Art Manager for your Windows Mobile Device (Smartphone/PocketPC).
With SeekCover you access your device remotely and copy CD Covers / Album Art to any folder on your device.
Using the 'Search Online' tab, you can find and copy artwork quickly to your device at ease.

Downloaded Album Art is automatically shown using Windows Media Player for Windows Mobile.

Enjoy !!!!
Tony

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Thats quite strange, cos my phone remembers all the settings from any previous AP i configured.. Home (WPA2), Work (VPN), Pub (Open)... I never need to switch anything.

Cheers,
Tony

How RAM hungry the OS will be is debateble.. but that shouldnt be the issue to upgrade current WM devices theoratically. Also I dont think that their will be an architectural issue.. because I dont think the supporting HW change much coming year, apart from better cpu, better screen resolution support (and the current OS is already independend from this), better X.
The main architectural differences, will be WITHIN the Kernel, and the way livbraries are now loaded within the kernel.
CE 6.0 (basis for Photon) works with x86, ARM, SH4 and MIPS based processor architectures.
If the OS will be backward compatible... guess so.. but.. well. we have to see, as it depends on the decisions beeing made..

The main operation for this release, is what MS promised 3 releases earlier... one OS for both WM and PocketPC devices...
Within the OS itself.. well.. we dont know yet... new version of Solitair? Media Player, PocketIE that supports javascript?

Oooooh boy.... got paid. and now I am suddenly thinking 800x480 is allI need.

800 x 480 Resolution !!!!! YESSSS.... thats a lot less scrolling through pages.

I am glad to help... keep me posted

Hi Guys,

I simply cannot keep this project to myself anymore, and thats why I have to write something about my latest project and share the progress.

As you probarby know from my previous freeware software release (GPRS Manager), I mainly write applications when I get seriously annoiyed with the shortcomings of my gadget/PC or girlfriend (just kidn).

'AlbumArt for Windows Mobile' (working title) is a tool which let you manage (CD) cover artwork for your 'Windows Media Player' music collection on your device.
Why??? Because Windows Media Player is great for synchronizing Music, but it sure doesnt copy those album artwork pictures which make your MP3 player look soo damn awesome.. (uhm, I mean Windows Mobile Device)

To make things more easy... its a Windows (forgive me *nix /usr) application, to manage the cd artwork content of your device.

Its got two cool features so far:
* copy artwork from your clipboard to the device (into the right folder, ofcourse)
* search and download cd-covers from AlbumArt.org (which is... a realy cool site for finding cd-covers)

any features will be implemented on request (within reason).

PS: for screenshots, please check the attachments.

Cheers,
Tony

Java is not the same as javascript, however there are some minor simularities in the language itself.
Using the MIDlet manager you can run Java (and J2ME) applications and games (well some of them), by installing them to your PocketPC (offline application).. so this has nothing todo with webpages... Its just another type of application you can run from your pocketPC.

javascript is widely used in webpages, and its purpose is to make pages more interactive on the client-side (the page doesnt need to be reloaded to gain this interaction). hence; performing some validation when you click a button.. can be done nicely using javascript without requiring another round-trip to check things server side.

As far as I know PocketIE (pocket internet explorer AKA Internet Explorer for Windows Mobile) does not support javascript.

Try out the demo version of Opera and/or NetForce.
Both browsers support javascript, and even AJAX based pages (which is pretty sweet.. but i wont drown you into the details.).

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PS: Dont think Java isnt used within webpages, because this technology can be embedded into a webpage too.. similar to ActiveX controls, such as Flash/Shockwave.... This type of Java applications we call Applets. And they act like an container to run the application within a webpage... Nowadays I can almost safely say... this is a pretty much death technology... why... because its crap... its basically to heavy in most cases...and thats why people invented workaround technologies like AJAX (based around XML_HTTP transfers to have a lightweight alternative to online Client-Server apps...)
PS2: Forget the PS: part for now... download NetForce or Opera for Windows Mobile, and see if the webpage works..
I know (web)technologies can be quiete difficult, especially because every manufacturer wanting to set their own standards and then choosing also similiar names for them..
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.CAB files (CABinet) are just like Windows Installers for your mobile.. You can remove them after installation... In the end its just a .zip based package with an installation.txt in it.

Great application... This is something a realy missed in WM5.

Okay... this realy doesnt make any sense to me
inflation in the EU ??

also check out.. Jeyo Mobile Companion:
http://www.jeyo.com/companion.asp

Which is an AWESOME application !!

hehehe... almost thought I missed out on a WHOLE release

Well... The main problem with WiFi stacks on phones, is that its either ON or OFF.
What you/i/we can do, is write/get a small application that reconizes the CELL_ID (of the GSM Basestation).. So when you are in that area, it will turn on/off WIFI.. There is such a tool listed on this forum somewhere recently.. (forgot the name, sorry).

Use a browser that supports javascript e.g. Opera or NetForce

I got myself an E-TEN M700 (with WM6 upgrade), and I am very very pleased with it.
In the past (when I was still working at Orange), I have been blessed and not-so blessed with a dozen of HTC and other PocketPC devices.

What you should realize is that the screen resolution is no where near desktop resolution, so browsing even in QVGA mode, can sometimes be a pain in the butt because you will have to scroll through the page resolution. Most browsers including NetForce, Opera (which you can install on your mobile) will support javascript, but not Java as in beeing able to run Java-applets (Java based programs which run embedded on your phone).. However.. You can run a widespread of actual Java application using the IBM Java for pocketpc runtime (free download). download the Adobe Flash player for ppc (another free download) to enjoy flash pages/movies. This is realy nice and integrates with the default Pocket Internet Explorer web browser.

If you have UMTS coverage, and dont mind the bill.. Go for an UMTS enabled phone, which will deliver you internet access at an reasonable speed.. WIFI enabled phones are faster (and mostly free),.. but you will have to connect to an accesspoint nearby... So if you get a combo UMTS/WIFI, you are pretty much settled.

The E-Ten M700 (Glofiish) might lack UMTS, but does come with a builtin GPS chip, so you can use TomTom, GoogleMaps and other navigational software to get you anywhere.

Installation is manually, and basic.
1. Copy the files to your device using active sync.
2. Use FileExplorer to locate the .exe and click on it.

2.b [optionally] create a shortcut, to Windows/Programs for quick access

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Basically what this tool does, is it enables/disables your GPRS completely.. so no GPRS connection can be made when disabled.
On Live Messenger, this forces the application to use WIFI.

You can leave your feedback here (... even if you are not so happy !! )

Wowwz.. That was a pretty nice review.. It does mention that the function keys can be lit as well, and this hopefully includes the lighting-up of the Numeric-keys. Finally I will be able to add a phonenumber in a bad-lighted bar .......

File Name: GPRS Connection Manager (PocketPC Phone Edition)
File Submitter: edgecrush3r
File Submitted: 30 May 2007
File Category: Pocket PC Phone Edition Software

Hi Guys,

Since my upgrade to WM6 and start using Windows Live Messenger, I got very annoyed by the weird behaviour of starting GPRS Connections even while connected through my local WiFi-router. Sooo scooping around the Internet, I found some usefull and un-usefull tips (such as removing the whole damn settings).

Since I am blessed with E-Ten's M700 ConnectionManager for enabling/disabling ALL connections EXCEPT GPRS connectivity, I started to roll-my-own little tool in order to simplify things a bit more . This tool simply modifies the Connection 'Enable' registrykey as explained on (http://www.pocketpc-live.com/collection-of-registry-tweaks-for-your-pocket-pc.html), nothing more nothing less and most of all it works for me.

Current features:
* Enable/Disable GPRS Connections
* A REAL CLOSE BUTTON

Coming-up features:
* Stop current active GPRS session
* Remember selected connection

(PS: I just wrote this tool in a couple of hours, because I realy got fed-up... The tool works perfectly for me, and should also for you. Needless to say I cannot hold any responsibility of the registry settings on your phone.)

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS:
.OpenNETCF Version 1.4 (download http://www.opennetcf.org/download.asp?prod...iceFramework14)

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Sounds like a very good and original concept to me... If it works good, I am buying it asap.

Excellent !!! I recoded a lot of videoclips/movies using VirtualDub, and playing with hundreds of settings to optimize everything for my C500.
Since today I got a QVGA device, so I was looking for a easier and more simplyfied alternative. Will give things a try with 'Nero Recode 2' (this tool looks promising )

Okay guys.. I just bought a 'HTC Wizard' in order to answer my own question (and I wanted to have this phone for a looooonnng time anyway.)

The Qtek 9100 will let you install the PPC version on the device without problems (strangly enough the smartphone 2005 version will just give an 'unable to install.. incompatible device')..

Noww for the result ... drum drum ... The 2005 version does allow SIP/RTC communication, so yes its possible to make VoIP calls to any other SIP device using Live Comm Server 2005.