I started to use TCPMP 0.72RC1 on my old Windows Mobile 2003 SE several years back. It is a very powerful free media player on Windows Mobile devices. However, I have problem to use it on my new HTC HD2 due to different screen resolution. I tried several TCPMP builds but no luck on getting them to work until I found the very one done by xda-developers. Note – TCPMP = The Core Pocket Media Player. It was replaced by commercially-licensed CorePlayer.
One of the thing that missing in Android build for HTC HD2 ~ file manager. I tried to look for Android file explorer like Windows Mobile but failed. Then, I found lot of file manager in Android Market like ASTRO File Manager, Linda File Manager… However, most of them are adware. And requires Internet connection access due to the advertisements.
Too boring and have nothing to do right now? Well, give WDrum’s Mobile for Windows Mobile a try. It will turn you to be a drummer. But you need to hit the drum with your fingers.
WDrum’s Mobile for Windows Phone
Okay, it’s time to tell you the must install applications on HTC HD2. I forgot to do so previously. Microsoft .NET Compact Framework 3.5 is a must install just like the desktop version. Most of the Microsoft mobile applications need it.
Hehe… I cannot stop myself from benchmarking all the flash memory cards that I have. I took CF card for my Canon EOS 400D SLR for some tests. One of them is 2GB Transcend 120X Compact Flash Card. Based on Compact Flash (CF) Card X-Speed Rating, 120X should have 18 MB/s writing speed. Let’s see how 2GB Transcend 120X Compact Flash Card performs.
