Febryary 7th, 2008 - Wizcode LLC, the leading producer of applications for Windows Mobile devices announced today a major new update of Pocket Hack Master, winner of the Smartphone and PocketPC Magazine Best Software Awards 2007 Awards.
The new update addresses issues with the user interface when non standart system fonts are used and also updates several of the core modules of the product.Registered users are encouraged to download and update their existing installations. Upgrades are free for registered users. 

hi Anton! I would like that in PHM v5 there was a support of the processor samsung SC32442X namely i-mate JAMA. Whether it is possible?

Hi Anton,

Similar to the question above, does it now fully support the Eten X800 as well using the Samsung chip as in the other posts in the forum?

I’m using version 4.32 with the eten X800 and i’m sorry to say it doesn’t work properly. The device hangs randomly if the speed is controlled by pocket hack master.

adrianke77 - 09 March 2008 03:34 PM

I’m using version 4.32 with the eten X800 and i’m sorry to say it doesn’t work properly. The device hangs randomly if the speed is controlled by pocket hack master.

Hello,
Are you able to set the device speed on that device at all without experiencing a lock up? The CPU is generically supported, I am trying to figure out if we are facing a configuration issue or a conflict with OS/installed software…

It’s a bit complicated.

Immediately after switch to 450 mhz (From a supposed default of 500 mhz), everything in the device runs a lot faster than normal, including games.

Upon the first reset, the device starts to go at original speed or even slower.

Additionally the device crashes very easily when opening certain applications, both before and after the reset.

And the device hangs randomly when choosing a new speed, even one that has been “tested” already: sometimes it hangs, sometimes it doesn’t.

What I’m curious about is how the highest setting is 450 mhz when the default is 500 mhz. It appears there is some kind of special setting somewhere that is not set properly. 

PHM shows 500 mhz as the default speed, but when i use PHM to set it to the same speed that PHM is detecting as the default, the device hangs.

Or the device simply doesn’t accept the speed change that Pocket Hack Master creates.

adrianke77 - 12 March 2008 04:22 PM

It’s a bit complicated.

Immediately after switch to 450 mhz (From a supposed default of 500 mhz), everything in the device runs a lot faster than normal, including games.

Upon the first reset, the device starts to go at original speed or even slower.

Additionally the device crashes very easily when opening certain applications, both before and after the reset.

And the device hangs randomly when choosing a new speed, even one that has been “tested” already: sometimes it hangs, sometimes it doesn’t.

What I’m curious about is how the highest setting is 450 mhz when the default is 500 mhz. It appears there is some kind of special setting somewhere that is not set properly. 

PHM shows 500 mhz as the default speed, but when i use PHM to set it to the same speed that PHM is detecting as the default, the device hangs.

Or the device simply doesn’t accept the speed change that Pocket Hack Master creates.

Can you please email a log file to our support, I will have a look personally. Thanks!