Easy FlashLight is a simple utility the turns your Windows Mobile device into a flashlight. Easy Flashlight has built in controls to change your backlight settings. With full screen several fun silhouettes you can make being caught in the dark fun
GfxBoost - activates "QTV" mode for specific surfaces. This makes for example DirectDraw display smoother and: a bit slower or significantly faster, depending on how you look at it. It also seems to have a small effect on Direct3D/OpenGL.
This is a bit tricky! If you will benchmark it the result will be lower FPS. However, it will actually appear faster
JWMD SlideUnlock - A Windows Phone 7 Lock like application for Windows Mobile.
· It's skinnable!
· Add your own Image or Text!
· Add your custom font.
· You can reposition the objects.
· Supports all resolution!
· Slide horizontally.
· Supports All Language.
· It's free
SoftNest discoSTROBE - The most stupid Application in the world
This Application simulates a Disco Strobe with various speeds (including random) and random optional colors.
Now you can simulate a Disco with your device, just put your favorite dance music, turn on discoSTROBE and have fun.
FREE $19
AutoCallLocker is an application that will lock and blank the screen on a call using the G-Sensor or the Light sensor, and then unlock the screen when moving the phone away from the ear.
What's New in This Release:
· This version has a different architecture now. It is composed out of 2 executables instead of one
SpoonTorch - Does your phone or PDA not have an external light on it? Do you want to use your phone's screen as a light?
This application lets you quickly create a white screen to use as a torch.
· Single tap of the screen to make the whole screen turn white. Tap again for the menu.
· Switching to fullscreen, backscreen brightness is set to maximum
Mobile ScreenTester is excellent for testing your PDA''s display to quickly find dead pixels. It is simple to use and it is also a very thin application and it is FREE!
DeviceLockXT - On WM6.5 and WM6.5.x you have the option of using the new sliding lock screen. You might prefer to use the old 'Windows Classic' lock screen (i.e. the one where you have to tap the soft key then an unlock button like in WM6.1), as it uses less memory and allows you to see the today screen
