Posted on 10 November 2009, at 5:54 am, by Allistair Lee
Welcome back to the Windows Mobile Weekly Roundup series. It’s been a great week! The highly anticipated HTC HD2 is officially launched! And it is coming to the US! Featuring it’s 1GHz Snapdragon mobile processor and 4.3″ capacitive touch screen, it’s a superb looking Windows Phone. Enough of it for now, let’s get into the Windows Mobile Roundup!
Featured Software of the Week
This week’s featured software would be Rake in Grass Archibald’s Adventure for Windows Mobile. This unique action puzzle platformer is a great game as you use your skills and wit to guide the heroes of the game through the 100+ uncanny levels.
The game itself has great cartoon graphics, which is great as it doesn’t hog up all your phone’s memory. With 100+ levels to keep you entertained, I would say this is a must have game for every Windows Mobile owners out there. There might be some frustration involved as there are some levels in this game that requires you to be ‘perfect’. Luckily for us, in most levels, you would be able to save in midway with the ‘respawning device’, so you don’t have to restart the whole level again for a minor mistake. All in all, it’s a great action puzzle platformer.
MSRP: $9.95 (Demo – 32/179 levels)
New Release
WikiPock is a Windows Phone application that allows you to search and read Wikipedia articles without an Internet connection. All the articles are stored in your Windows Phone memory so there is no need for data connection. There you go, the world’s biggest encyclopedia with over 3 million articles in English – in your phone, on the go!
WikiPock is significantly faster than searching and downloading an article over the web. With different languages available (German, French, Polish, Dutch, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Russian, Swedish, Norwegian, Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese, Catalan, Turkish, Finnish and Czech), you can use it in any part of the world! With the Plus Edition, you get all the updates for a year, keeping your encyclopedia updated with the latest articles and corrections.
MSRP: WikiPock Plus Edition: $14.99 / WikiPock Basic Edition: $9.99 (No trial)
Latest Update
GRemote Pro is a software, that lets you to remotely control popular applications on your PC using your Windows Phone or devices that has Windows Mobile system on board. It’s easy to access, with just one click away. Controlling presentations in PowerPoint, using Media Player, listening to Winamp, watching TV on your PC, playing games have never been so easy!
One of the great features is to be able to play your PC game using your Windows Phone. If your device has a built-in G-Sensor, you can use it for mouse control and emulate virtual wireless wheel control! Using this functions you can play your favorite PC game like Need For Speed without a real joystick attached. GRemote Pro offers many ways of controlling the game, that can be easily configured and tuned to meet your requirements and give you fun.
MSRP: $14.95 (Demo version)
Freeware of the Week
Skyfire is a free Windows Mobile browser that gives you a Web browsing experience exactly like PC browsing. For the first time ever, you can watch any video, connect with friends, listen to music, shop and browse the web using the full-featured PC versions of your favorite websites.
Skyfire is the only mobile browser that supports full Flash and Windows Media videos, including Flash 10 and Silverlight 2.0. Now you can do everything from your Windows Phone, such as watching videos, listen to music, shop, while you are on the go! Best of all, no plug-ins are required! Only Skyfire.
MSRP: FREE!
Stay tuned for next week’s roundup for more exciting new releases, updates and freewares!
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