[ecard]

Hi Gang,

I`ve been using a Dell Axim x51v for quite a while now. This xMas, I give myself a present, a new HTC Touch Pro, very nice device I was tired of managing 2 devices, my PDA and my cell.

What do you use or recommend to manage all the ring volume, vibration, SMS, email, etc Profile. I would like to manage based on time, appointment etc.. It would also be nice to have a different volume for my Ring and SMS/Message.

Thanks for your help,
Eric

[ecard]

Hi Gang,

I`ve been using a Dell Axim x51v for quite a while now. This xMas, I give myself a present, a new HTC Touch Pro, very nice device I was tired of managing 2 devices, my PDA and my cell.

What do you use or recommend to manage all the ring volume, vibration, SMS, email, etc Profile. I would like to manage based on time, appointment etc.. It would also be nice to have a different volume for my Ring and SMS/Message.

Thanks for your help,
Eric

[patatmeister]

Hi,

try pocketzenphone : http://www.pocketzenphone.net/PZPForum/index.php

Regards,
PM.

[Pony99CA]

Originally Posted by ecard

I`ve been using a Dell Axim x51v for quite a while now. This xMas, I give myself a present, a new HTC Touch Pro, very nice device I was tired of managing 2 devices, my PDA and my cell.

What do you use or recommend to manage all the ring volume, vibration, SMS, email, etc Profile. I would like to manage based on time, appointment etc.. It would also be nice to have a different volume for my Ring and SMS/Message.

Just today in the forums, Connective Tools announced Volume Switcher. It's also cheaper than PocketZenPhone.

There's also PhoneAlarm, PhoneWeaver and Phone Suite.

I'm also pretty sure I've seen a freeware profile switcher discussed here, but I couldn't find it.

I haven't used any of them (I have a WM 6 Standard device), so I can't recommend one over the other.

Steve

P.S. You have a Pocket PC Phone, not a Smartphone (even though Microsoft calls them both smartphones now), so posting on Pocket PC Thoughts is probably a better place if you don't find what you want here.

[Nurhisham Hussein]

I can vouch for Phoneweaver, pretty flexible with lots of options. Don't know how it stands against the competition though.