Poor wee device.
May. 12th, 2009 02:15 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
growler_southOh my poor wee phone. Barely a week old and already I've installed a number of minor apps:
-Latest HTC ROM
-Finger-friendly keyboard with trainable autocorrect
-FITALY ergonomic stylus keyboard (I'm at about 20WPM on it)
-Garmin XT full voice GPS navigation, with full NZ and US maps.
-A finger-friendly task switcher
-An alarm clock that makes me solve puzzles to turn it off, and keeps going until I solve them fast enough, or turn on the light. It screams if I turn the light back off again though...
-The latest Google Maps- handy for searches, but Garmin's better for navigation.
-Smart auto screen rotation program
-IRIS web browser, smarter zooming and link management than Opera.
-Battery monitor that displays atop all programs
-TCPMP media player, plays about anything you like to throw at it.
-Dynamic processor speed manager with configurable profiles. I mean, does it really have to run at 600MHz when it's turned off? How about 20MHz?
-Really smart calendar app with appointments written in teeny-tiny text on the days.
-Pocket Player audio player. Supports A2DP and AVRCP so it can talk to my lovely headphones.
I'm not really concerned about the phone, it's plenty powerful enough to run everything at once, I'm more concerned about me. What happens when I run out of things to install?!? As it is Windows mobile 6.5 is only a few days away...
-Latest HTC ROM
-Finger-friendly keyboard with trainable autocorrect
-FITALY ergonomic stylus keyboard (I'm at about 20WPM on it)
-Garmin XT full voice GPS navigation, with full NZ and US maps.
-A finger-friendly task switcher
-An alarm clock that makes me solve puzzles to turn it off, and keeps going until I solve them fast enough, or turn on the light. It screams if I turn the light back off again though...
-The latest Google Maps- handy for searches, but Garmin's better for navigation.
-Smart auto screen rotation program
-IRIS web browser, smarter zooming and link management than Opera.
-Battery monitor that displays atop all programs
-TCPMP media player, plays about anything you like to throw at it.
-Dynamic processor speed manager with configurable profiles. I mean, does it really have to run at 600MHz when it's turned off? How about 20MHz?
-Really smart calendar app with appointments written in teeny-tiny text on the days.
-Pocket Player audio player. Supports A2DP and AVRCP so it can talk to my lovely headphones.
I'm not really concerned about the phone, it's plenty powerful enough to run everything at once, I'm more concerned about me. What happens when I run out of things to install?!? As it is Windows mobile 6.5 is only a few days away...
