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Pretty much as the title, jut got my mits on an Imate JAM, I have never had a PPC before so what are the best and must have apps for it :?:

Also is there any battery monitor today screen plugins that don't cost $20. Shame this isn't included really, but a small gripe for an amazing machine :lol:

So I went to the Doctors yesterday. He said, "What appears to be the problem?". I said, "I keep having this dream, night after night, beautiful girls keep rushing towards me and I keep pushing them away." He said, "How can I help?" I said: "Break my arms."

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Microsoft Voice Command.... If you can find ANYWHERE in the UK that sells it...  :evil:

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There's a lot of freeware about but my first recommendation would be SPB's PocketPLus2 which is a battery / system monitor etc. The device comes complete with decent Task Manager & File Explorer so the rest depends on what you want to do.
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I've used the trial version of Microsoft Voice Command.  It's not perfect, but works better for me than Fonix Voice Dial.  It's available from Handango:

http://microsoft.han...productId=90635


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...I agree with voice commander...Chaser81 - you still haven't told me where you got it in the UK...

...also, I use eXperience as my desktop/homescreen ans mobidial as the phone replacement...

...then I have Pocket Streets to get around, AvantGo for the news, Pocket Informant for my PIM...


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I was quite lucky. My mate who has an XDA IIs really wanted this program as well, and luckily he has family in the states, so he got them to buy him a Handango gift voucher using their US address and credit card, then he paypal'ed them the money to pay them back. Using the gift voucher, we were able to get two copies of it! Its a work-around, not ideal, but it worked and I now have a full copy of Voice Command!

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Cheers guys, I have tried Microsoft voice command and would like to buy it, but am having the same problems as everyone else in the UK!

Will give the rest a look

So I went to the Doctors yesterday. He said, "What appears to be the problem?". I said, "I keep having this dream, night after night, beautiful girls keep rushing towards me and I keep pushing them away." He said, "How can I help?" I said: "Break my arms."

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The weird thing is that another friend of mine, again with an XDAIIs (will the fools never understand?  :cheesy: ) actually phoned Microsoft and asked if it was available in the UK and was told by them that you can buy it in shops!! Anyone actually seen it?

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...thought you had it Chaser81???


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I do, I was saying about a friend of mine who was also trying to get it. He, unfortunately for him, doesnt have family or friends in the states!

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:roll:

...I'd better READ the posts next time I suppose...

#-o

Can you get you 'freind' to get me a copy!!!??? Heh Heh...

Seriously though, did you use your card and their address, or did they get it for you and you paid them?

Cheers
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They bought the gift voucher with their card and address and then gave the gift voucher code to my mate who bought the program.

Phone-ography:

Current: iPhone 4

Past: iPhone 3G, iPhone, HTC TyTn II, HTC Touch, Nokia N95, Motorola Z8, Qtek 8500, T-Mobile MDA Vario, SonyEricsson W900i, SPV C550, SonyEricsson K750i, Nokia 9300, I-Mate Jam, C500, Moto V600, SonyEricsson P900, P800, Treo 600, SPV e200, Nokia 1100, Nokia 6230, SonyEricsson K700i, T610, Nokia 7650, SonyEricsson T68, T29, Moto T250, Nokia 8310, Samsung A100, SPV Classic, Moto V50, Nokia 7110, Vodafone EuroTel

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If you use any instant messenging other than MSN, then Agile Messenger is quite handy, and it's free.


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My essential Recommendations are as follows

Apps -
Pocket Informant
Microsoft Reader
Microsoft Voice Command - Brilliant (I also had someone in the states email it to me)
Resco Photo Viewer, Explorer & audio Recorder
Sprite Backup
SPB Pocket Plus

Games
Bejeweled 2 (Absolutely Bloody Fantastic)
Virtual Pool Mobile
Monopoly
Pocket Quake
Rayman & Rayman Ultimate
Text Twist

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2 apps I couldn't live without is Launcher, an app that allows you to put shortcuts on your home screen and PocketNav, a task-killing app.  Both are free from www.scottandmichelle.net

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McHale, on Feb 15 2005, 12:57, said:

2 apps I couldn't live without is Launcher, an app that allows you to put shortcuts on your home screen and PocketNav, a task-killing app.  Both are free from www.scottandmichelle.net

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I have just installed 'Launcher' and think its great!

Do you know though if it is possible not only to put program links but also ones to settings? I ask as I am keen to have a link on my Today screen to the 'Memory' settings so that I can quickly stop my M2000 from running tasks in the background.

Any help appreciated,

Barry





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