moBlog is a mobile blogging application for Windows Mobile devices. moBlog currently supports Blogger, WordPress.com and Live Spaces. It has support for LiveJournal and MovableType/TypePad. You can use the application offline to save battery and resources. A connection is only required when you initially setup your blogging accounts and when you want to update your blog with the new content. moBlog allows you to save the blog posts locally while they are still being written and edited. Once it is published, the local copy is automatically deleted from the device in order to free up the storage space. A new feature in version 2.2 is that moBlog will retrieve your last 20 blog posts.

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Wish your device would vibrate upon screen tap, like some other devices? Well, TouchResponse, created by Snailslug, does just that. It adds what is known as haptic feedback, so you can recognize when you’ve tapped the screen easier – making it seem like you’re actually using a physical keyboard. Personally, I activated it only when the soft keyboard is displayed; but there are many options, which are all listed below.

Note: This program is a touch driver to handle the touchscreen presses and vibration. A settings program exists to configure how the vibration works.

Features:

* Global enable/disable option
* Vibrate on touch/release
* Variable duration of vibrate
* Disable during Phone Call option
* Disable when device is silent
* Disable when device is locked
* Disable when stylus is out (for devices that support this option)
* Enabled for On-Screen Keyboard only (Temporary option until full include/exclude list is incorporated)
* Settings Program->Settings->System->TouchResponse Settings
* AppToDate support

Change Log:

Version .3.2
- Option to disable vibration when device is locked
- AppToDate now supported – Download AppToDate to be informed of the latest updates
- Fixed issue when SIP Only didn’t work as expected in landscape mode
- Fixed issue when Stylus Out still resulted in vibration when that option was set.

Version .3.1
- Should properly upgrade when built into a custom rom

Version .3
- Option to vibrate on release of touch
- Option to disable vibration when stylus is out
- Option for vibration to only be enabled for on-screen keyboard
- Better auto-detection of device model/vibrate id

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HTC Ezinput 2.1 port for VGA devices is now online. You might need HTC Rhodium Menu Enhancement for it to work properly. Big thanks to our friends @ fuzemobility.com for the find

Warning: If you want to uninstall this keyboard you must do an Hard Reset

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After the great success of version 1, Rozenthal from xda-developers has released version 2.1 of FingerKeyboard2, a finger friendly pocket pc freeware keyboard.

INSTALLATION:

• IF YOU HAVE OLDER VERSIONS OF FINGERKEYBOARD, PLEASE UNINSTALL THEM BEFORE INSTALLING V2.1! After removing old version, please restart the device and remove FingerKeyb folder before proceeding!
• Run the attached .cab file (recommend you install to device memory).
• The keyboard will install into /Program files/FingerKeyb. There is also a link to Configuration tool in the Start > Programs.
• After installation, a Configuration utility will open. Here you can customize the layouts, choose color schemes and configure various options of FingerKeyboard2.
• Click on OK and softreset the device.
• Open up your standard keyboard (in SMS for example), click on the small arrow next to the middle keyboard icon and go to “Other input options”.
• FingerKeyb should be listed there, select it and you’re good to go!
• If you wish to set FingerKeyb as default keyboard, even after restart of your device, use SIP change application. Remember to set the time-delay to 40-50 seconds!

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FingerKeyboard v2 is a great new Windows Mobile keyboard for WVGA and WQVGA ( limited support for VGA ) screen devices these are bought to you by 2 greats @ xda-developers  Rozenthal and exidler

Features :
- one of the most (if not the most) touch screen finger-friendly keyboards out there
- great looking
- supports both portrait and landscape modes
- supports WVGA & WQVGA (limited VGA support, read post #2)
- supports different language layouts
- has a numeric layout for fast typing of numbers
- supports selectable color schemes
- supports Windows Mobile Contact name suggestions
- supports Windows Mobile Word suggestions (DOES NOT SUPPORT T9!)
- has excellent layout of buttons in both portrait and landscape
- many cool functions: text selection, cut+copy+paste, home, end, single word deletion, single line deletion, whole text deletion etc.
- preset emoticons for fast typing of smile-faces
- preset web browsing shortcuts for fast typing of web and e-mail addresses
- highly customizable (requires editing txt files, tough)
- supports click sounds when typing
- has a configuration utility that allows selecting lanuages and color schemes
- now comes in a .cab file for easier installation

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VJSipSwitch IIis a freeware windows mobile Soft Input Panel changing utility.

Usage Instructions :
Make a shortcut to VJSipSwitchII, and specify command line parameters which match the name of the SIP you want to switch to.
Launch the shortcut and your phone will switch to that SIP.

This is useful if you want to, for example, always use SPB Keyboard as your default SIP.

eg:
“\Program Files\Vijay555\VJSipSwitchII\VJSipSwitchII.exe” spb keyboard
will switch to SPB Keyboard.

Bonus Feature:
If you launch VJSipSwitch II without a command line parameter it will now pop up a menu asking you which SIP to switch to.

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I have always been frustated with default windows keyboard, due to its tiny size. It is hardly possible to use your finger to input data. But now with this new onscreen keyboard writing on my phone is just a breeze. PocketCM keyboard has lots of intelligent features like a visible feedback of the key currently pressed, you can imagine that your finger is on the keyboard… and now you can easily see what key is pressed. Second important thing is you can move your finger, the key will change, release it, the key will be triggered (so it’s the opposite of a physical keyboard: the actual action is when you release the key, not when you push it).

Feaures:

• It can be used with fingers
• It suggest word based on letter position
• It trigger the key when your remove your finger from the screen, not when you press it.
• It can be customized
• It’s a standard Windows Mobile SIP, so to use it you have to select it as the input method, therefore it can be used in (almost) any application.
• Customizable layout: as you can see the layout is “azerty” for the screenshot, by default PocketCM Keyboard comes with a QWERTY layout. Creating your own is just a question of editing a text file.
• Accent recognition and suggestion: the keyboard know accentued letter… so for instance, the french word for summer is “été”, if I type ‘e’, ‘t’, ‘e’, the keyboard will suggest “été”. No need to go to a sub/hidden keyboard doing some accentued letters.
• Once you get used to it, you can grab it with two hand and type with the thumb… goes pretty well.
• vibrate on press

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ScreenWriter is a windows mobile freeware that lets you add notes on your pocket pc by using the stylus.

Features:

• Write notes the stylus on the screen
• A simple interface
• Up to 99 records
• 4 page (screen) to record
• Short text description to record
• Preview 9-recordings on the screen
• Reminder Alarm / Vibration alert
• Easy and fast way to postpone a reminder
• Several colors and thickness of the pen
• Skin
• Support for plug-ins

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TouchPal is an innovative software keyboard powered by T+ input technology, which significantly improves the inputting experience on touchscreen handheld devices. Typing on TouchPal is pretty easy: you just need to tap and slide by your thumb. In most cases, you only need to tap tap tap and use the auto-word perdition to input the right word. For precise input, you can slide left/right for a specfic letter, slide up for uppercase, slide down for a punctuation, or slide up and then down further for the symbol/number on top of each key. The free version does not have all the keyboard as shown in the video but it only has the T+ input method which according to me is the best. “My sentences” & “My commands” options are also missing from the free version.

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Confetti is pocket pc freeware application that allows you to draw all over your screen with a confetti-style brush. When you launch it you screen is turned white and all you need is to drag your stylus or your finger across the screen to draw shapes.

If you want to erase your drawing you need to press the down button, or the center button to exit the application.

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