| Anton Tomov Software presents the fourth generation of Pocket Hack Master, winner of multiple prestigious awards and Pocket PC Magazine Best Software Awards Nominee in 4 sequential years now officially released with unique features and support for all modern processors including Intel® XScale and Bulverde, Samsung® S3C24xx and Texas Instruments® OMAP. Optimize your device for peak performance when needed and automatically increase the battery life when idling with our True-Scale feature. Gain more accurate and efficient scaling than the built-in by the OEM of your device. Use application specific speed settings to automatically run selected application at a specific speed. Pocket Hack Master will make your device feel more responsive when you truly need more performance by measuring the load of the processor and applying a faster speed setting instantly when needed or by lowering the CPU clock when the device is idle. Features: - Change the default processor speed
- Automatically scale the processor speed depending on the CPU load
- Automatically scale the processor voltage (Samsung ® S3C24xx only)
- Application specific speed settings
- Automatically benchmark speed settings
- Easy to setup scaling engine (can be configured in less than 30 seconds)
- Disable built-in OEM scaling feature for even wider compatibility
- Supports PPC 2002, WM2003 and WM5 devices
- Supports VGA, QVGA and Square screens
- Powerful process/running application viewer
- Processor load/average processor load viewer
- Predefined/recommended speed settings for most devices
- Built-in specific device database with personalization
- Sophisticated CPU load measurement code
- Unique and configurable user interface
Requirements: - Platform: Pocket PC 2002, WM2003, WM2003SE, WM5
- Processor: ARM (Intel XScale, Intel Bulverde, Samsung S3C24xx, TI OMAP)
- Screen: VGA (480x480), VGA landscape (640x480), QVGA (240x320), QVGA landscape (320x240), Square (240x240)
- Free storage: 1 to 2MB (platform specific)
CPU frequency and voltage scaling is essential for embedded systems since it greatly improves battery life of the portable devices. The idea of frequency scaling is simple ? if the CPU load is low the OS lowers the CPU clock. If the CPU load rises, the OS also increases the CPU frequency. This approach delivers performance when the embedded device performs CPU intensive tasks and enhances the battery life when the device is idle. Download the fully featured 15 day trial version of Pocket Hack master and give it a try now. We look forward to hearing your feedback and helping us improve further. |  |
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