Windows default Today screen is not so popular. Therefore, lot of OEM came out their own Today screen like HTC Sense and Samsung TouchWiz. And here come another one called ~ ThrottleLauncher. It is a fully skinable app you can use to completely change the look of your Windows Mobile phone. It also supports themes and widgets. So you can change lot of looks. A great application for those doesn’t have HTC or Samsung phones.
Are 3 rows honeycomb items in Windows Mobile Start Menu does not enough for you? Need to swipe up quite some times in order to reach the program that you want? There is a tweak to make 4, 5 or even 6 rows on your Windows Mobile Start Menu. It works on my HTC HD2, and I think it will work on other Windows Mobile devices like Samsung Omnia II, Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1, X2… And it works on multiple screen resolution like WVGA, VGA, QVGA and WQVGA.
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Get Android 2.2 Froyo running on HTC HD2 is not a dream anymore. Thanks to all the xda developers that make it happen. We HTC HD2 users can have our very own Android 2.2 Froyo now. There are several HTC HD2 Android builds out there like FROYO BUILD BY dan1j3l, Froyo 2.2 Android Build by Parad0XUA, Android 2.1 Eclair (Senseless)… Choose the one that suite you. I selected mattc Leo + Froyo w/Sense 1.7 build as my first Android 2.2 Froyo on HTC HD2.
HTC HD2 battery capacity is below average. It only has 1230 mAh capacity. Therefore, as one of the HTC HD2 users, I installed Touch X battery indicator with 1% increments.
If you are HTC Sense lover like me, here is a nice Windows Gadget for you ~ HTC Home. It is a Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 application that designed for Windows XP, Windows Vista or Windows 7 (both 32 bits and 64 bits). HTC Home version 2.0 has Weather/Clock widget and News Widget. It is still in alpha stage and might have bugs (but I don’t encounter any).
