Arr… I don’t like Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.5 built in alarm clock. I cannot use MP3 as the alarm sound. Most of the alarm sound just fire once and very short. It definitely cannot wake someone like me. Therefore, the search for a better alarm clock replacement for Windows Mobile 6.5 begins…
[pull_quote_center]Oh no, I am late for project meeting… Lucky, I managed to reach there on time. “Ring… Ring…” Err… My phone rang. I forgot to turn it to vibrate mode.[/pull_quote_center]
Did you face this situation before? I always turn my phone to vibrate mode before entering meeting. However, it needs some clicks to turn on vibration and off it. But the problem solved with the help of Flip2Mute. Flip2Mute is GSensor Profile Changer for HTC Phones like HTC HD2. It can change your profile to silent or vibrate and turn off the screen when the phone is faced down.
Flip2Mute Features
Note –
Install Instruction – Install the cab and soft reset.
Configuration – Open Flip2Mute Config, configure the application and then tap exit.
Remove Instruction – Run Unload Flip2Mute before removing the application.
Download Flip2Mute here.
SRS Labs is famous with its virtual 3D sound technology. It can be found in home entertainment, mobile devices, cell phones, car audio, headphones and computing. There are 3 SRS solutions for mobile devices ~ TruSurround XT, WOW and WOW HD.
[pull_quote_center]Skyfire is the only mobile browser that supports full Flash and Windows Media videos, including Flash 10 and Silverlight 2.0. You can even watch TV on your phone![/pull_quote_center]
Quote that I took from Skyfire website… Well, this is not true anymore after Nokia N900 with Maemo 5 OS and using Mozilla-based web browser with Adobe Flash 9.4 support came out. But for those who have mobile phone like me ~ HTC HD2 which still using Windows Mobile 6.5 or Nokia S60 3rd Edition & 5th Edition (Beta). Skyfire is the only full Flash browser for you.
How to enable HTC HD2’s WiFi Draft N support? Huh? Are you serious? Based on HTC HD2 specification at HTC website, HTC HD2 does not support WiFi Draft N. It supports Wi-Fi IEEE 802.11 b/g only. Yes, our lovely HTC HD2 does have WiFi Draft N chip inside but disabled by HTC.
