Free Utilities
- Free GPS-Based Movie Guide
Mobile phones and PDAs can now spot theaters and showtimes by how close they are to the person scouting for a movie, thanks to the – according to Earthcomber – first GPS-enabled movie guide offered in the US. “Movies on the Move” , a free download for Windows Mobile Pocket PCs and Palm OS-powered PDAs, [...]
Mobile phones and PDAs can now spot theaters and showtimes by how close they are to the person scouting for a movie, thanks to the - according to Earthcomber - first GPS-enabled movie guide offered in the US. "Movies on the Move" , a free download for Windows Mobile Pocket PCs and Palm OS-powered PDAs, is ...
Find your Today Themes (.tsk)
It is strongly recommended to store your .tsk files somewhere other than the default \My Documents folder. However when you store your themes in certain folders, sometime, they are not detected in Today Settings. The new free utility PT Explorer removes this barrier and allows you to install themes which can be found in …
It is strongly recommended to store your .tsk files somewhere other than the default \My Documents folder. However when you store your themes in certain folders, sometime, they are not detected in Today Settings. The new free utility PT Explorer removes this barrier and allows you to install themes which can be found in ...
- Free Utility FakeCursor: A Cursor for your WM Device
A SolSie.com reader (Thanks! Patrick Y.) has pointed out a free utility called FakeCursor, which displays a cursor on your mobile device screen – This capability is what iPaq HX4700 users have been using – The cursor allows stylusless (or one-hand) navigation, the D-Pad can be used to move the cursor around your screen, …
A SolSie.com reader (Thanks! Patrick Y.) has pointed out a free utility called FakeCursor, which displays a cursor on your mobile device screen - This capability is what iPaq HX4700 users have been using - The cursor allows stylusless (or one-hand) navigation, the D-Pad can be used to move the cursor around your screen, ...
