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SBSH Mobile Software releases iLauncher 3.1 for Windows Mobile December 05, 2007 [Pocket PC phone] | By Edward J. R. More and more Windows Mobile applications are becoming "thumb friendly" or in other words: usable also with fingers and not just with stylus. iLauncher 3.1 brings, among others, improved tabs on the home screen - optimized for finger usage. Very useful feature is also an icon in title bar that shows at one glance the occupied memory and enables fast task switching and closing - even without the need to go to the home screen... SBSH iLauncher 3.1 Highlights New Floating Panels - Offering the best solution for enjoying both thumb navigation and shortcuts management! An innovative solution allowing users to create large thumb shortcuts without using your Today screen real estate at all! Thumb Tabs - Optimized configuration for thumb navigation for your device! Pick your presets from a variety of customizations options available! Now you can really enjoy one-hand navigation! Free Icons Placement, Active Programs and more - Drag&drop shortcuts within tabs where you wanna place it! Switch between running programs with a single tap with the new Running Programs Display and lots of additional improvements! To learn more, click HERE. Credit: Amit Regev. Post your comment (free registration is required to post, but if you register you can edit your posts later) << Previous Story Next Story >>

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