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Spb's Air Islands is unusual in the world of Pocket PC gaming in that it is designed as a series of games that you can dip in and out of as time permits. The main game is a strategic mix of collecting resources and building with some of the resources being collected by dropping out to the...

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Roll up, roll up for carnival style fun with Astraware’s Shape Shifter in collaboration with Game House. Remember those baby toys putting shaped pieces into slots? Shape Shifter uses that idea to create a unique game for all, combining puzzle solving and precision against the clock for frantic...

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Communications and PDAs; an ever growing world with ever increasing possibilities. Server based sync'ing solutions are now available.

'Windows' checks out what is available and tests out hosted Exchange server systems with 4SmartPhone.net.

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Also available for Palm OS (not reviewed)

Astraware announce another game in collaboration with PopCap. 4WinMobile.com are delighted to have received a preview edition for review.
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Also available for Smartphone (not reviewed)From when we first heard that this game was on the horizon I've been dying to get my hands on it, PPC + Astraware + Tanks must surely equal lots of fun? I still remember playing the tank game in Combat on the Atari VCS, one of my favourite of all time....

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Pocket PC gaming has, for me, always been a bit of an enigma. I love the concept of Adventure Games and RPG's, but due to a mixture of ineptitude and impatience, rarely get beyond the early phases without resorting to cheats and walkthroughs. And I hate "shoot-em-ups" and "space...

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I hate to say this is a *must have application* because that term gets used far too often for applications that are just so, so. However in this review I'm going to show you why this application should be licensed for all PocketPC Phone Edition Devices. It is really *that* good.

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SPB have just released their newest product, a new, very customizable today screen plug-in for Weather forecasts. In this review we take a look at the plug-in and it's features. Just check the screen shot to see how good this looks!
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SPB have released an update to the very popular PocketPlus. The product now stands at version 2.5. In this review we will take a look at the complete product and make you aware of the changes in this version.
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A very customisable Today Screen plug-in replacement for Calendar and Tasks.
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This software produces the coveted 'must have' desire. Read on at your own risk! The default Personal Information Manager (PIM) today screen viewer included with the Windows Mobile operating system has not been updated since PocketPC 2002. Thats almost three revisions old considering that we've...

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SPB have released an update (this is happening a lot eh?) to PocketPlus. The product now stands at version 3.0. In this review we will take a look at the changes in this version. We will offer our opinions on the good and bad and we'll let you know if this update is worth your hard earned!

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With over six years experience in the portable entertainment business, Astraware know a thing or two about games, as such they are proud to announce the release of their latest game for PPC devices - Pixelus. Tekguru are honoured to have received a preview edition for review. Read on to discover if...

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SBSH iLauncher jumps to version 2.1 and throws in a massive amount of features for a minimal price! Check out this review and see if you agree with me that this is the launcher of choice.

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"PDAmill", even saying their name brings to mind games such as Snails , Gamebox Solitaire and Flux Challenge to name just a couple. These are great games that have allowed PDAmill to earn their reputation for delivering great, high quality games.
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Also available for Smartphone (not reviewed)Astraware bring us GamAzura's Ultimate Bowling Fighter, a ten pin bowling game with cartoon fighting game style characters and presentation.
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One thing that has always bugged me about using an Xda is that once I’ve used the in built camera to take a photo I have to transfer it onto a PC to do anything remotely creative with it, there are times when all I want to do is simply crop an image or change the colour balance/brightness, in this...