In a previous posting in this thread I disagreed with Spb Mobile Shell ... Hmm, actually, I have to admit that I revised my point of view , I needed to. It has changed since a presentation held in our last user group meeting. Such presentations (internal by members and external by guests) take place...

Until we need to wait for Windows Mobile 7 ... Thought I'd draw attention to something which will definitely continue increasing user awareness (not only due to competition by iPhone, but had been addressed to and requested from Microsoft WM team long before): "finger friendly" software...

Well my must have apps consist of Spb Mobile Shell, Sprite Backup, Pocket Informant 8 and Voice Commander. The BT Headset by Blueant the V1, I'm really excited to see how this will work with Voice Commander since the V1 has true voice user interface.

Actually, I think Voice Command is really cool. I like Spb Mobile Shell and using Version, and wondering how I could get it to only appear rather than having to drop to the Today Screen and firing it up. Problem is, the security policy on the device requires a password and it seems Spb Mobile Shell doesn't...

The top five apps I use most (every day), is: Spb Mobile Shell - The most userfriendly thing that ever happened to Windows Mobile. eWallet - Secure's all my important passwords, serials, etc... Agenda One - The way Outlook Mobile should have been., MS Communicator - Great way to communicate with...

The original release of SPB Mobile Shell was prolly the single-best mobile application I'd seen in the last 5 years. Until v.2 came out, which is even better than v.1.

Jason's done it again - yet another great post about his favorite applications for Windows Mobile. Among his top picks? GH3, of course, as well as Hexic and SPB Mobile Shell. The SPB shell is one I've been wanting to try. More here: http://blogs.msdn.com/jasonlan/archive/2008/04/28/what-are-the...