I usually don’t track week by their number. But as I was building and releasing the new version of Calendar applet for PointUI, I was made aware that it was week 22 last week, as I blog about events over the weekend. Firstly, of course it’s the new calendar applet I have released over [...]
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28 Apr
Another .UI applet on drawing board
It looks like I’m getting a hang of developing applets for PointUI. After making my first .UI calendar applet, my mind was toying with the idea of creating my own “Home” applet for .UI Home2. Since I’m creating a Home2 Home, I have decided to name it as Home Cube. One of the things I [...]
21 Apr
Calendar applet for PointUI Home2
Weekend has always been short, but I still managed to find some time to update my Calendar applet for PointUI Home2 Version 1.6 is finally released. Here’s a quick summary of the fixes, enhancements and added features. April-21: version 1.6 beta-1 download link for VGA/WVGA and QVGA/WQVGA Fix: Today indicator and text does not automatically get updated (when a [...]
11 Apr
Calendar Applet (version 1.5) for PointUI Home 2
April-11: version 1.5 beta-1 Fix: Today indicator and “Today”/”Tomorrow” text not updated after a day Feature Added: Animation while loading calendar and displaying appointment summary on main screen Feature Added: Tapping on the appointment date (under the calendar) brings up screen that shows all the appointments for the selected date. The appointments are paginated (4 [...]
10 Apr
Buried to distract
It started all so positively in April, but for the last 1 week, it’s a hope that crushed big time. The best treatment to the disappointment, I think is to continue to be buried by work, and perhaps my other past-ime work. Speaking of which, I did quite abit of enhancement to my pointui calendar [...]
30 Mar
New work on PointUI Home2
About a month back, PointUI finally announced their release of Home2 software, a Windows Mobile shell application that replaces the boring but functional Today screen. It was impressive to say the least, in terms of its performance and potential. However, the lack of applets means it’s all show and nothing beyond in terms of making [...]
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