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Resco Explorer 2010 released

Following the latest Beta 3 released a couple of days ago here comes the final retail version of Resco Explorer 2010 for Windows Mobile. New features in…

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Following the latest Beta 3 released a couple of days ago here comes the final retail version of Resco Explorer 2010 for Windows Mobile. New features in Explorer 2010 include:

•Image Upload to Facebook, Flickr, Twitter, Picasa, MySpace and Photobucket — the program is now able to upload image files to the most popular social networks including the largest web image database — Flickr.
•Thumbnails View Mode — The new view mode displays previews of images. It becomes handy (improves the navigation) while seeking in folders with many image files.
•Interaction with Resco Photo Manager — The new Explorer can utilize tools and strengths of Resco Photo Manager. If users have both of these programs installed on a device, they will sense that the thumbnail loading is faster as well as the fact that it supports all the photo manager image types.
•Totally Customizable Today Plug-in — Today plug-in gets new shape and becomes totally customizable — add or remove phone tools, applications or documents. The eventual size of the plug-in, therefore, depends only on your choices.

You can get it here for $29.95(!) or try the trial version.

Source: Resco

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