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Software that can improve the UI on your Windows Mobile device

We all know that the iPhone has an amazing user interface, but it is debatable on whether or not the iPhone meets the essential needs of the business and power user. Many folks in the enterprise have Windows Mobile touch screen devices that have advanced functionality that can do just about anything you want on the go. However, there are times (some may say all the time) when the interface is a bit clunky and requires you to dive too deep into the geeky details. Joel over at Geek.com put together an interesting feature article that looks at different software solutions that can help improve the user experience on your Windows Mobile touch screen device.
Written by Matthew Miller, Contributing Writer

Software that can improve the UI on your Windows Mobile device
We all know that the iPhone has an amazing user interface, but it is debatable on whether or not the iPhone meets the essential needs of the business and power user. Many folks in the enterprise have Windows Mobile touch screen devices that have advanced functionality that can do just about anything you want on the go. However, there are times (some may say all the time) when the interface is a bit clunky and requires you to dive too deep into the geeky details. Joel over at Geek.com put together an interesting feature article that looks at different software solutions that can help improve the user experience on your Windows Mobile touch screen device.

Joel looked at a number of solutions from VITO Technology offered in their Communication Suite. These applications include GoodWin, FunContact, SMS-Chat, ZoomBoard, and EyePhoto. They also have a new site focused on these tools called iWindowsMobile. There are a few more tools available from VITO Technology that Joel did not review that you may want to check out.

PointUI was another application that gives your Windows Mobile device a complete makeover. The last software application and one that I reviewed and loved is Spb Mobile Shell 2.0.

HTC has also taken it upon themselves to improve the UI on Windows Mobile devices with their TouchFLO improvements seen in devices like the HTC Touch Dual, which is actually coming to the U.S. very soon and will most likely be the next Windows Mobile device I pick up.

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