Spb Mobile Shell 2.0 makes Windows Mobile more finger friendly
Ever since Steve Jobs explained how iPhone users don't need a stylus, Windows Mobile users who keep misplacing theirs have had a bit of no-stylus envy. So companies keep concocting finger-friendly application suites and program launchers for Windows Mobile. The problem is that the overall Windows Mobile interface is still designed to act like Windows, with a start menu and small icons that are easiest to access with a fine-tipped stylus. But the best finger-friendly applications, like Spb Mobile Shell don't make you look at the default Windows Mobile interface very often.
Spb has just released version 2.0 of its Mobile Shell, with a bunch of new and updated features:
- Tabbed window with access to all of the Spb Mobile Shell features
- Full screen dialogs for time and weather
- Animated transitions
- Gesture navigation
Spb Mobile Shell 2.0 is available for Windows Mobile 5.0 and newer devices. A full license will set you back $30, but existing customers can upgrade for half price. There's also a 15 day free trial available.

