Free 5th software for pda

Major Features:

1. Support for CBZ/ZIP filesJPG/Gif and PNG content
2. Full Screen mode with Touch/Gesture based controls
3. Portrait/Landscape operation
4. Intelligent Auto-fit scaling option
5. Bookmarking, Search Functions

Enhancements:

• Double-tap the side of the screen now to also skip pages
• Index page (found under navigation menu) this shows a list of all files in the zip so you can skip to it easily
• Hidden file mode, now you can hide comics from prying eyes. To hide a .cbz all you need to do is rename it to .abz, the software will no longer see the file, until you unlock it using the unlock menu. You can change the password to something other than the default, which is "password" once you unlock the system. You can manually re-lock the files for opening or simply shut down TouchComic when you next open it will be locked. Obviously this is not a 100% secure method of protection but it is simply designed to separate access for certain files

Requirements: Symbian S60 5th Edition

HemeBt 1.0.0 is a useful Bluetooth property and folder browsing tool that is designed to support all Nokia S60 3rd / 5th edition devices.

Major Features:

1. Can search Bluetooth devices
2. Can search services and properties advitised in remote devices
3. Properties of remote device can be displayed to UI and stored in a temporary private file
4. Remote property file can be sent to PC for analysis and investigation.
5. Remote folder listing to local device
6. Left arrow to go to upper level of directory
7. Right arrow to open the folder and display the contents of directory

You know the situation - you experience it almost every day: When you wake up in the morning, you will want to know the time.
Of course you could take a look at the alarm clock, but that would imply looking at the small clock on your bedside table. If you have a clock that's able to project the time on the ceiling, its better - but still, you have to get your eyes into a state where they can focus at the numbers. This is where talking alarm clocks come in handy. But you might not have one. However, you do have a mobile phone. Why not let the phone read the time for you? This is exactly where HourPower comes into play.

Major Features:

1. Be free
2. Read the current system time out aloud - nothing else. No fancy UI, nothing to configure. Just press the button and hear the time. Put it on a softkey of the standby-screen for maximum comfort.
3. Use the built-in text to speech-engine of S60 phones. English, German, French, Italian and Portuguese are currently supported. If your phone is running a different language, you might not get the optimal experience: your phone will try to speak the default English words, but use your local dialect. In that case, you're welcome to translate the words (and - if necessary - extend the source code to make sure that all possible counting-irregularities in your language are properly handled) : HourPower is open source and licensed under the GPL

Enhancements: HourPower additionally supports Italian, bringing the language count to five (English, German, French, Italian, (Brazilian) Portuguese).

Requirements: Symbian S60 3rd/5th edition