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Talk about the latest venture in Etch-a-Sketch technology... PhatWare recently released PhatSketch for smartphones including the Motorola Q. Using the navigational key you can draw awesome vertical and horizontal lines but unlike Etch-a-Sketch you can set markers at the current cursor location! Nice! Look at the rest of the features:
Fun & Entertaining - create colorful and engaging drawings on your Smartphone anywhere.
Intuitive User Interface - allows you to start using PhatSketch right away.
42-color palette - you can use different ink and background colors.
Background image support - you can load any JPEG, PNG or Bitmap image as the drawing's background.
Variable cursor speed - you can change the speed of the cursor while drawing lines.
JPEG/PNG/Bitmap support - save your drawings as JPEG, Bitmap, or PNG images to exchange your drawings with others.
Animation - you can even animate the sketch, which will mimic the strokes you used to originally create the sketch.
Compatibility supports any Windows Mobile based Smartphone 2002/2003/2003SE/2005, running Windows Mobile 3.0 or later.
Try Phatsketch 1.0 for 15 days and if you like it, buy if for $9.95. For more details go here:
Talk about the latest venture in Etch-a-Sketch technology... PhatWare recently released PhatSketch for smartphones including the Motorola Q. Using the navigational key you can draw awesome vertical and horizontal lines but unlike Etch-a-Sketch you can set markers at the current cursor location! Nice! Look at the rest of the features:
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