SBSH ContactBreeze 2 (Mobile)

Overview:

Get in touch with your contacts anytime, anywhere!Contact searching made easyThe fastest contact searching and dialing solution for Windows Mobile device. Packing together a set of innovative tools and interface such as: Large thumbs keyboard, T9 searching, Complete one-handed navigation operation, Special PIM Dialing extensions for your default Calendar and Tasks applications and much more!ContactBreeze offers a fast and easy-to-use contact searching solution for Windows Mobile devices along with a set of utilities that adds new extensions to some of the Windows Mobile operating system built-in tools that makes it easier to reach your contacts. Using ContactBreeze thumbs keyboard you can easily search your contacts and dial/SMS/email any of your contacts using a fully one-handed navigation interface. Additionally, once installed, ContactBreeze will include new extension menu options within your default Calendar and Tasks applications allowing you to easily dial or SMS to any phone number string included with one of your appointments or tasks.Contact SearchingOptionally use large thumbs keyboard or compact keyboard to search for contactsLatin, Cyrillic, Hebrew and Geek alphabets supportClicking the dial button on Windows Mobile Professional devices will initiate a call to the selected contact. Clicking the D-Pad action button will open contact expanded view for more optional contact operationsContact searching is done using T9 Searching. T9 searching is a dynamic search method, used on most mobile phones. Each time you press one of the search buttons ContactBreeze will show all contacts including one of the pressed button letters. As you tap more letter keys, only contacts containing that sequence of letters will be presented. Locating a contact from a list of 500 contacts will usually require 3 taps using this method. The selected sequence of letters is highlighted on the contact name.One Hand OperationOpen selected contact using the Contact Preview DialogFull one-handed navigation support using device D-Pad or thumbs selectionChoose desired contact operation from a list of all possible operation based on selected contact informationConfigure desired Post operation behavior to define ContactBreeze state after a contact operation is selectedContact TweaksPIM Dialing - Upon installation, ContactBreeze adds a new menu extension for your appointment and task items. The new menu extension is visible through your Calendar and Tasks applications, allowing to easily dial or SMS to any of the embedded phone number strings that are included within the appointment or task subject, location or note fields. Using this special PIM Dialing extension you can easily initiate phone calls to numbers included within your appointments or tasks that are not necessarily part of your Contacts list, enhancing your Windows Mobile time management capabilities.PIM Dialing menu extension is available on the default Calendar and Tasks applications context menu, as well as through PocketBreeze appointments and tasks context menu and through all other advanced PIM applications that were designed to support PIM extensions.Easy To Use OptionsContactBreeze settings layout is presented in a friendly and easy-to-use layout, for faster and easier customization to your desired interface and operationEasily customize ContactBreeze display, navigation and different behavior parametersUse different skins for different look and feel of the application. ContactBreeze skins can also effect the searching keyboard buttons size, allowing to easily create larger or smaller thumb keyboard layouts for optimized display on different device models and personal user needsGeneral Features, VGA and Windows Mobile 6 SupportSupporting Pocket PC 2003, Windows Mobile 5 and Windows Mobile 6 devicesVGA devices support. Including professional graphics designed especially for VGA devicesFull support for portrait, landscape and square screen devicesDesigned with one-hand operation in mind. Allowing easy navigation and complete operation using the D-Pad and one-hand operations solely

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