WMStopWatch 0.6
Thursday, November 22nd, 2007Quick release of WMStopWatch to fix the issues caused in the 0.5 release. Read more here.
Quick release of WMStopWatch to fix the issues caused in the 0.5 release. Read more here.
I’ve released a new version of WMStopWatch that adds a countdown mode. The countdown mode allows you to set a time and optionally a wav file. When the timer reaches the countdown time the default system beep or the configured wav file is played. Read more here.
I wasn’t happy that versions 0.3 and below only supported a resolution of ~1 second so I have released an updated version that supports millisecond resolution (more if I wanted and your device supports it). Also added options to control the background and foreground colors and tried to fix an issue on Pocket PCs where “closing” the application minimized it (waiting on feedback, don’t have a Pocket PC to test on). Read more here.
WMReboot is a simple Visual Basic .NET 2.0 application to reboot your Windows Mobile 5 device. The application calls SetCleanRebootFlag and KernelIoControl API from coredll.dll to perform the reboot operation. All testing was done on my Moto Q. Click here for more info.
Just a quick update to release the CAB installer for WMStopWatch. I’ll go back and build a CAB for Moto Q Tweaker as well. Find the release here.
Grrr… I couldn’t stand the fact that such a simple application didn’t work well on different screen resolutions. This update should render better on most (all?) screen resolutions. Click here for more info.
So the other day I needed a stop watch and couldn’t find one. Figured I’d write a quick application for my Moto Q and WMStopWatch was born. WMStopWatch is a very simple stopwatch-like application for Windows Mobile devices written in VB.NET 2.0. Source code and release can be found here.
Just a small update to the Moto Q Tweaker program to remove some leftover debug code and improve the Tweak.IsEnabled() function. Find the updated release here.
The first application I’ve released for Windows Mobile is now on-line. Moto Q Tweaker is written in VB.NET 2005. The purpose of this application is to allow users to quickly enable/disable certain registry tweaks on the Motorola Q. Click here for more info.