Written by tjchan on Thursday, May 3, 2007

SBSH PhoneWeaver – It’s time to Enjoy a Real Windows Mobile Phone


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SBSH Mobile Software announced the release of SBSH PhoneWeaver earlier this week. SBSH PhoneWeaver features a powerful set of profiling utilities that will introduce your phone to your life style, designed to complete the missing handling of profiles on Windows Mobile devices. SBSH PhoneWeaver allows you to create up to 100 profiles that control the state of your phone radio, Wi-Fi, push mail, Bluetooth, ringer, vibrate state and much more. PhoneWeaver also comes with a clean and straightforward Today screen plugin, allowing you to view and control the currently active profile.

Download the Trial today and see what PhoneWeaver can do for you.

SBSH PhoneWeaver can be purchased from the JAMM store at a special price of only $12.95 until 5/31/2007.

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melvynadam
May 3, 2007

Isn’t it interesting how SPB and SBSH seem to launch competing products within days of each other?

Spb Phone Suite and SBSH Phone Weaver look remarkably similar in their featureset but I’m very tempted by the small footprint of the SBSH app.


Brandon Steili
May 4, 2007

I don’t know if I’d call it “interesting” but I know there has been much debate in the past about who “borrows” from who. I think there’s a few good words for what goes on behind the scenes :)


Kevin
May 4, 2007

I’ve tried out both programs. I actually like PhoneWeaver more, and here’s why:

1) I already have MobileShell, and SPB PhoneWhatever seems to duplicate a bunch of features. That’s never fun.

2) It’s so stripped down, it does just what I want and nothing more. SPB PhoneSuite is much ‘prettier’, and it’s more finger-pushable, but for something so vital I don’t need a fancy interface.

I did notice the infamous ‘notification error’ on bootup, however it doesn’t bug me. Why? I think I know why it happens. (Device boots up, phone hardware starts up, phone says wheee, I’m setting the system time, system time change triggers a AppRunAtTimeChange event or whatever it is called, notification thingy tries to run phoneweaver’s profile switcher, there is some security thing not loaded which prevents non-MS programs from running, you get error.) Such is life with Windows Mobile…..

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