I recently read a post on HTCSource.com reg the TouchFlo interface with some new roms, It was time for me to flash the ROM on the ageing TyTn. Luckily for me there was a TyTN ROM with the new Manila 2D. I fashed it on to my device and the initial experience is really good. For those who wants to try the new interface with out flashing on to a new ROM juz jupm on the official Manilla Porting thread @ xda-developers.com. There are a few bugs with the application like the audio manger doesn’t update the name of the song, etc

Video after the break
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Well If you dont have a Diamond and want to get the cool Manilla interface on your Pocket Pc, then this theme is for you.

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Here is the new HTC Manila Theme based on the Aurora Theme by spencepu3 from xda-dev

HTC Manila Theme

-Manila-like clock
-5 softkeys on bottom for batterystatus skin (home, explorer, action screen, contacts, weather)
-live calender

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HTC’s “Manilla” is basically a customized interface that’s on top of the standard Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional OS. BoyGeniusReport.com reports that “Manilla” is not technically TouchFLO 2.0, TouchFLO 2.0 just has a few updates to the scrolling part of it and the cube, nothing more than that.

See Full image set here boygeniusreport.com gallery

 Unfortunately its only for VGA Devices on QVGA it might have messed-up graphics

Download and Install  the Manila interface from here

After that download the attachment from this post there is a 2 dll files.
Download, copy them to manila folder and you’re done

I have NOT tried this myself , plz do reply back about your experience with this interface

Source : xda-developers.com

Manila Interface DLL

HTC’s TouchFLO UI was great because it was one of the first “skin Windows Mobile to make it usable” applications—even if it isn’t quite as good as PointUI. This supposed TouchFlo 2.0 upgrade looks much improved, even if it is still early in the development stage. If you’re feeling brave you can actually try and install it on your own phone and give it a shot. We hope this new version covers up more of the Windows Mobile UI than the original, which was basically just a shortcut launcher system to get you into the ugly, bloody guts of the phone.

The interface looks like a part of the Manila UI that was posted a few days go. Check it out here : Manila Interface