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Forums › Legacy mobile platforms (Windows Mobile, Palm OS, Web OS, Symbian, Meego, Blackberry) › Alternative "Phone" for Windows Mobile 5.0
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#13195 27-Apr-2007 12:00
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I found that the dial buttons in the Phone program that come with Windows Moible 5.0 PDA devices are very small.

Does anyone know any alternatives or ways to make them bigger?


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  #68644 27-Apr-2007 12:06
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Is there no hardware "dial" button? on JasJam, it is just the right size.




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#68652 27-Apr-2007 12:53
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You didn't tell us what Pocket PC you are using, so we don't know if it's QVGA, VGA, Square. But you could try PhonePlus for Pocket PC and see how it goes. Their new version has some big buttons.





 




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  #68653 27-Apr-2007 12:56
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I think the OP is referring to the dial pag (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,0) which on many devices is either on a slide out keyboard, requiring an alt-key combination, or a software screen based dial pad.

I have always found touch screen based dialling awful...

Sorry, I dont have any help here, just clarification and a few cents worth of opinion...









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#68656 27-Apr-2007 13:01
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Yes, I thought were the on screen dial buttons - hence my suggestion for a "skin" replacement.

There are some other skins for Windows Mobile 5 around. This version of OS made it very easy to create custom dial screens.




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  #68695 27-Apr-2007 18:43
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Sorry guys.. It is an O2 atom life with QVGA 2.7" screen. no keypad everything uses the touch screen.

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#68696 27-Apr-2007 19:00
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Have you tried the software I linked before?




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#68721 27-Apr-2007 22:59
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If you want somethign a little different you should give Sygic Mobile Contacts Pro a go - its quite nice.

It may be a little slugish though...

Details at http://www.sygic.com/mobile/phoneedition/index.php

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