Pocket e-Sword was the bible study software in my previous PDA ~ HP iPAQ rz1710 Pocket PC. However, it does not work so well with HTC HD2. Therefore, a search for new bible software on Windows Mobile 6.5 is on. And I found rbBible. It is a finger friendly bible application but still in beta stage.
Yeah… The latest TTPlayer version 11.1.6.0 is out. Hehe… It was released long time ago. I just noticed it when it prompted me to install.
Wanted to meet more friends? There is a social networking application from SynergeTech Solutions that might be able to help you. It is called Who’s Near Me for Windows Mobile. Basically, Who’s Near Me enables you to connect with people that you don’t know (anyone who connected using SynergeTech Solutions’ Who’s Near Me app).
XDA member, virgilp wrote a useful Windows Mobile application ~ Screen Off. This application simply turns off the screen on the device, without putting it to sleep. He uses it to save battery when connect to his phone to the PC to sync or to copy large amount of data. Isn’t that useful for battery eater HTC HD2?
Note – Some programs, usually media players, use a backlight keep-alive feature. Be sure to turn off this feature in order for the Screen Off application to work.
Download Screen Off for Windows Mobile here.
HTC released an update for Taiwan, Hong Kong CSL, and South East Asian countries users ~ Handwriting Stability Update. As usual, HTC did not mention what kind of improvement added. I don’t have issue with existing handwriting input. After installed this HTC HD2 Handwriting Stability Update, I don’t feel any different too. Anyway, no harm to give it a try.
Note: This update for HTC HD2 enhances Handwriting function stability, allowing you to input Asian languages using handwriting as well as our on screen keyboards. And it is applicable to ROM versions less than or equal to 1.73.xxx.x for Taiwan, Hong Kong CSL, and South East Asian countries.
Download HTC HD2 Handwriting Stability Update here.
