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Resco, one of the leading mobile software developers, announced today the availability of the new version of its best selling file explorer on the mobile market – Resco Explorer 2007.

Resco Explorer 2007 for Smartphone and Pocket PC platforms keens on aspects that made it so popular amongst users while adding many new features that will certainly be appreciated. One of the most highlighted new functions is the FTP client for the Smartphone version and support of decompressing RAR archives in both versions.

Besides the FTP client and support of RAR archives, new features in Resco Explorer 2007 for Smartphone and Pocket PC include but are not limited to the:

• Full support of Windows Mobile 6.0
• File decryption in memory
• Customizable keyboard shortcuts
• Speed measuring for copying/moving/beaming
• Multi-language version (En/De/Es/Fr)
• Advanced multi-select mode
• Customizable startup folder

“Resco Explorer wins our Pocket PC Best Software Awards File Manager category year after year after year, and with each upgrade it just gets better,” said Hal Goldstein, Executive Editor of Smartphone & Pocket PC Magazine. “I expect no less from the Smartphone version.”

“I have been using Resco Explorer for a long time and am always excited when the guys at Resco release an updated version,” said Dustee L.

Hatra, an IT manager and Smartphone enthusiast from Beatrice, Nebraska.

“They continue to add many new features to the program and the software remains fast and very intuitive. I strongly recommend Resco Explorer to be the first thing users install on their device.”

The latest version can be found at:

• Pocket PC: http://www.resco.net/pocketpc/explorer/default.asp
• Smartphone: http://www.resco.net/smartphone/explorer/default.asp

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