Addic, I’m not sure what the memory footprint is exactly, but I’ll ping the folks at SBSH and report back.

Gene, I haven’t found a function that requires two hands, so it’s working well for me. As far as a Today screen that’s too busy, that’s a personal preference; I’ll grant that these types of plugins aren’t for everybody. I showed in the video that I was using the free trial, which anyone can download and use. I wasn’t contacted by SBSH to record the video or anything; as stated in the post, my friend Dave Zatz mentioned the application to me.

I thought it was a very professional and well presented video. I don’t like the product, though. There are so many icons that it makes the Today screen much too busy. I think the today screen should be a one-handed operation, but this software makes it mandatory two-handed if you want to use it to its full extent.

How did you acquire the software? Did you buy it or was it a gift from the vendor? I think that bloggers should always write how they got the software/hardware so that everything is upfront from the start.

Gene

Is there any indication on what the memory foot print is for Facade, I used to use similar apps on my PPC but the device ended up taking to long to soft reset and slowed things down do much due to caching all the apps displayed on the homescreen that drastic measures had to be taken.

Facade looks great. I will definately be adding it when I finally get my Dash. I had previously used Spb Diary for the shell on my PocketPC devices but this looks geared especially for the WinMo smart phones.

Heard any truth to this rumor?
http://morningpaper.typepad.com/morning_paper/2007/07/att-buyout-of-t.html

If AT&T picks up the Cavalier … hmmmm