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| SplashData Launches SplashPhoto for Windows Powered Pocket PC |
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 SplashData, Inc., the leading developer of "virtual
wallet" applications for mobile devices, announces the launch of
SplashPhoto for Microsoft Windows Powered Pocket PC. SplashPhoto for
Pocket PC is a conversion of the company's popular Palm OS title,
recently named "Best Image Viewer" by the editorial staff of Handheld
Computing Magazine.
"For decades, people have been showing off wallet-sized pictures of their kids in cheap, discolored vinyl pockets that unfold accordion-style to ridiculous lengths," said John Chaffee, SplashData's president. "SplashPhoto is a much better alternative, providing the ability to store and present hundreds of photos in the crystal clear display of a Pocket PC." SplashPhoto offers a fast, easy-to-use image viewer for Pocket PC PDAs, bringing the speed and simplicity that has made SplashPhoto such a popular choice among users of Palm Powered PDAs to the Pocket PC platform. SplashPhoto provides a host of options for building and managing a library of photo images on Pocket PC devices, with a simple user interface and a first-of-its-kind Windows desktop application designed to make it easier than ever to crop, edit and install optimized images for handheld display. SplashPhoto is available for a limited time at an introductory offer of $9.95 -- 50% off the normal price of $19.95 -- at www.splashdata.com |
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