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And yes, there is a Bluetooth Button!

Jack Cook — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 18:11:47 +0000

So you may have asked if you read my previous post, is there a quick way to enable/disable bluetooth as well? And of course the answer is yes. Like the WiFi, you can have it on the Start Menu but for me that is not as much as a priority. If I am using bluetooth, it will be on for a while but when I want it off, I want to access it quickly.

It does save me one “click” by having it in Programs. But remember, once you launch it, pressing Start with show the recently used icons at the top. It often is still there thus saving me additional clicks. It is worth having …..

You can find it here at xda-developers

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Raiisak`s WLAN Button

Jack Cook — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 18:09:01 +0000

I am enjoying my Touch Pro and each day I find more and more about what I can and cannot do with it. One thing I have found is that WiFi works really well … it has been simple and seamless but there is a major drawback and that is how fast it sucks power from the battery.

So to preserve battery power, when I am done with WiFi, I like to turn it off and if I need it later, I just re-enable it. So that sounds simple and it is but I have to go through several steps to turn it off and then repeat those steps to turn it back on later. I just wanted to be able to turn it on with a quick click … period!

Ahh, but there is a solution and it is very cool and works extremely well. It is a really neat utility that will place a shortcut to the Start Menu for enabling/disabling your WiFi quickly.

Description:

Makes a new shortcut under programs, WLAN activates WLAN On and OFF, see image under.

Make a short cut to start menu by: Start->Settings->Menus and scroll down for WLAN button.

This is a program that is definitely worth adding to your arsenal of utilities and you can get it here at xda-developers. Enjoy!

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SpoonAlarm – Use MP3s as Alarms

Jack Cook — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 14:11:04 +0000

Need to spice up your alarm sounds? Not happy with the inbuilt alarm sounds that come with your device? Here is a very cool application that allows you to use MP3s as alarms.

Now you can turn your Windows Mobile device into a useful alarm clock with this simple and useful alarm application, combining a friendly interface with a loud mp3 based alarm capabilities.

With a couple of clicks—you can setup your next alarm, select your favorite mp3 song, configure your preferable snoozing option and all—using a friendly user interface designed to work with no stylus.

Designed to replace the default Windows Mobile ® alarms functionality, the SpoonAlarm is simple and intuitive to use, and includes a few ‘must have’ features like:

Finger Friendly user interface

Support for both mp3 and wave files (to wake up with)

Recurring Alarms

Configurable Snooze

2-3 Clicks to configure alarm

Countdown clock

Click here to download the SpoonAlarm.

Visit the SpoonTools.com website for some other great FREE tools to make your ability Experience Mobility better.

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