Spb Mobile Shell 2.0 User reviews  Editors' choice

By Joseph Hanlon on 25/03/2008

More Spb Software House reviews , RRP: AU$33.00

The good:

  • Excellent design
  • Easy to use
  • Memory efficient

The bad:

  • Launcher screen appears cluttered

The bottomline:

Spb's Mobile Shell is a must-have for Windows Mobile users. It's design improves the use of Windows Mobile smartphones dramatically, as well as adding some much needed eye candy.

Buying choices:

Editors' rating:

9/10

Users' rating:

9/10

Tags:

mobile phone | smartphone | windows mobile | shell | contact | screen

miskeen
10/06/2008, 04:02 AM

rating
10/10

very very god

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jazzy
07/04/2008, 08:53 AM

rating
8/10

I've been using this for nearly a week now, taking advantage of some 15 day trial. It works really well. It made my old PDA look at lot spiffier and fun to use. Not sure if I'll keep it at a cost of A$30 or so.

Pros: - Makes your PDA look funky!
- Makes your PDA much easier to use and more accessible
- Easy to set up and use
- 15 day trial is win, you get to see if it works and you like it or not
- if you connect it to the 'net each day it will update a nifty weather report!

Cons: - Does cost about A$30 or so
- Couldn't work out how to add my own updateable content (like the weather feature)

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