This is the kind of review I hate to do, because I essentially have to be the bad guy. There are some old-school applications that are so useful and intuitive that they stand the test of time, even if they don't look pretty. I have to say, SplashShopper from SplashData could become one of those applications, but currently isn't.

“December 25th, 2008 - For this Christmas SBSH Mobile Software released today three new icon store packages available as free download to all SBSH users.

Just wanted to wish all of our bloggers and blog readers a wonderful holiday, and a prosperous new year!

Obviously, Tim beat me to the punch on reviewing this application from SBSH, but I promised the developers I would review it as well.

Because of major problems posting here, I have had to temporarily post to my personal blogger blog (please read my recent review of SBSH Calendar Touch here). I ask our readers to please send in feedback here for problems that they encounter with the blog. Hopefully problems will be resolved soon... Thanks, nate...

"Turn your device into a powerful time management system. SBSH Calendar Touch is the ultimate time management application for your touch device. Packing the best tools and touch-based technologies to ensure a world-class time management solution!"

Hey, I like the iPhone, G1,  and BBerry (uh, I use one) as much as the next guy, but c’mon! Nathan Eddy at eWeek picks a “killer” list of phones for SMB (small-midsized businesses), and leaves WM out in the cold entirely, which is frankly a little hard to understand.

I have been sworn to semi-secrecy by the dev and marketing squad at SBSH software about an upcoming release of their new program called Calendar Touch (I was part of the beta), but since they soon will be releasing it, I convinced them to let me leak a little info and a few screenshots...

 "Wye Valley, UK - Electric Pocket is announcing a new version of its txtForward software tool, enabling users of Windows Mobile smartphones to automatically forward their text messages to any email address they specify. A BlackBerry version of txtForward was released this past Summer."

Bob Katayama, who used to be one of our team members here on the blog, and a WinMo MVP expert guru from back in the day has been working recently on the Technobrains web-site (which is now a WordPress blog), so go check it out. Looks like there's news, reviews, and a site store chock full of programs, games, etc...