Filed under: Windows Mobile
Better than the iPhone?
There are plenty of hacks out there to make your Windows Mobile PDA look and act like Apple's iPhone. But why stop there?
A member of the Lakeridge Software forums has uploaded an alpha version of a program launcher built using Wisbar Advance, Flash, and MortScript. It's icons and transitions are iPhone inspired, but the program launches Windows Mobile programs and some original flash-based programs including a weather forecast module.
A final version is due out in a few weeks, with options to customize icons and other aspects of the program.
[via SolSie]
A member of the Lakeridge Software forums has uploaded an alpha version of a program launcher built using Wisbar Advance, Flash, and MortScript. It's icons and transitions are iPhone inspired, but the program launches Windows Mobile programs and some original flash-based programs including a weather forecast module.
A final version is due out in a few weeks, with options to customize icons and other aspects of the program.
[via SolSie]
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