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TouchWatch2 2.32 – finger friendly stopwatch for Windows mobile

26 Aug,2009 by kinnikun.
Category: Productivity, Schedule 'n Time Management

This post was published 5 months 16 days ago which may make the App / Game or info outdated. It is best to check the developers site to see if there is an updated version.

TouchWatch2

TouchWatch2, created by lopez1_de, is a finger friendly stopwatch for Windows Mobile. To use, just use your fingertips to start or stop a timer; or press the d-pad action button. If you want to reset a timer, hold down your finger for 500ms (or press d-pad action for 500ms). To modify the settings of a timer, tap on the left side icon and the settings will open (or press d-pad left). You will need .NET CF 3.5 to use this stopwatch.

Features:

* up to 6 timers or stopwatches
* works with all screen resolutions (VGA,QVGA,WVGA etc.)
* multilanguage (English, German, Spanish, Italian, Dansk, French).
* landscape support
* d-pad support
* use your own notifications sounds (WAV only)

Note: please see developer’s thread if you use S2U2 and want to try this app.

Tags: clock, stopwatch, timer

A_Pickleutoss

A_Pickle: Only toss around here is you mate. A simple nudge would have been sufficient. You little 12 year olds sitting behind your keyboards always have so much to say. Shut the F-up until you are mature enough to post.

Moron

A_Pickle

Really, 1800PocketPC?

"Note: please see developer’s thread if you use S2U2 and want to try this app." Gee, thanks for the hyperlink to that thread! Only, when I say "thanks," I actually mean "Get off the internet until you learn to use it."

Christ, you link his member profile (useless) but not the application's development thread (useful for determining device compatibility, gauging the overall user response and whether or not users are having success or frustration with the application).

Holy crap. It's not that hard. Copy and paste, for christ's sake! Ugh.