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Real CalReal Cal is a small and compact calculator that is writen in Visual basic to give it the extra cool look. It is simple and easy to use while on the run. Because it is made in VB it has an extra cool look that most Windows Mobile applications don't have.
#1 Posted: Fri, 03 Oct 2008 14:51:26 GMTup CoolCalcCoolCalc is an implementation of the old school calculator that's lived inside windows for over 10 years now and hasn't changed much at all.
CoolCalc is written using WPF and C# to demonstrate how you can make apps that bit cooler. When you start it, you'll think it looks almost exactly like the gool ol' windows calculator. Using the window menu will give you the ability to extend the win....
#2 Posted: Sat, 04 Oct 2008 09:34:10 GMTup Terminal TwitTwitter recreated with an old terminal feel. Green on black, just as computers intended it to be.
The profile pictures of each twitter user is pixelated to look "8-bit"
The text of each twitter user it typed out one character at a time, just like old terminals.
The username/password can be set in the app.config file, as well as the frequency in minutes of how often it should retri....
#3 Posted: Sun, 05 Oct 2008 01:27:24 GMTup Logo 2008 & Secure RecycleBin DeleteSubmission 1:
Logo (programming language) was created in 1967, best known for its Turtle (cursor). In simple terms, its a drawing tool at that time.
Submission 2:
Deleting a file from Recycle bin does not really mean the file is gone. It can still be recovered. In order to make sure the file is really destroyed, we need to overwrite it with random data. Crap Cleaner (CCleaner) and....
#4 Posted: Sun, 05 Oct 2008 21:46:07 GMTup Mobile Memory SpeedMobile Memory Speed brings the classic 'old school' card game Memory to the Windows Mobile Platform with a new twist. As you match the pairs, if you don't finish quick enough, the pairs will start to flip back. This game comes complete with Difficulty options up to 40 pairs, which is enough to challenge anybody. Game high scores and statistics are also recorded to ensure you have a goal to beat.
#5 Posted: Mon, 06 Oct 2008 00:15:18 GMTup Dynamic Regex ValidatorRegular expressions (regexes) have been around since the 1950s and when computers became more powerful it was obvious for people to start writing applications that could validate text against a regular expression pattern.
Old School/New Cool
My interpretation with this submission is to create a regex validator that dynamically validates your regular expression as you write it. This is....
#6 Posted: Mon, 06 Oct 2008 08:10:54 GMTup Missile Command 2008A new take on that classic game "Missile Command". If you don't know what "Missile Command" is, just watch Terminator 2 again. John is playing it in the video arcade when the T1000 first finds him...
Now, rather than trying to stop ICBMs, in 2008 you're tasked with stopping remotely-controlled vehicles carrying explosives.
Some of the features that differentiate this version from....
#7 Posted: Mon, 06 Oct 2008 10:55:54 GMTup windows media radio 4 windows mobileThe past: Listening mp3s
The future: Listening streaming music.
This application is a windows mobile port for the windows media radio service in windowsmedia.com. It allows to listen live streaming radio.
The main goal of this application is that it runs in most of the windows mobile versions with an internet connection its finger friendly and support any resolution.
Tested an....
#8 Posted: Mon, 06 Oct 2008 19:24:29 GMTup Babbage Differential EngineAn attempt to recreate the workings of Babbage's Differential Engine via a C# object model. The model is exposed via a web service and used by a simple winforms UI.
#9 Posted: Mon, 06 Oct 2008 19:38:40 GMTup digital AbacusThe idea behind the digital abacus is to bring the ultimate 'old school' calculator into the 21st century by giving it a 'new cool' modern look using Microsoft's Silverlight technology.
This particular abacus is a representation of the modern day Japanese Soroban which has roots dating back to the 15th century.
At the beginning of the week I had no idea how an abacus could be use....
#10 Posted: Mon, 06 Oct 2008 21:59:44 GMTup