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- CatchFish 1 (Windows)
- CatchFish is a relaxing game for PocketPC and PC. CatchFish is inspired by famous JezzBall game but adds some new features. Your goal is to fill the game screen with your fishing net so the fish have as little space as possible. When one side of the net reaches game...
- Tags: Microsoft Windows, Roman Nepsinsky, CatchFish, Games, Personal Technology
- Software downloads 2007-06-01
- CatchFish (PocketPC+PC, QVGA+VGA) (Mobile)
- CatchFish is inspired by famous JezzBall game but adds some new features. Your goal is to fill the game screen with your fishing net so the fish have as little space as possible. When you click in the game field you throw the fishing net from that place. When one...
- Tags: Mobile, Net, Roman Nepsinsky, CatchFish, Games, Pocket PC, Personal Technology, Handhelds, Hardware
- Software downloads 2007-05-17
- GPSAuto 1 (Mobile)
- GPSAuto is a PocketPC application for monitoring your current speed and alerting when crossing speed limits. You can use GPSAuto in your automobile car for accurate measuring based on GPS system of actual speed and getting warning when crossing speed limit (speed limits as well as many other parameters are...
- Tags: Mobile, Roman Nepsinsky, GPSAuto, Speed Limit, Pocket PC, GPS, Handhelds, Operating Systems, Hardware, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology, Software
- Software downloads 2006-10-27
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