• Applications management: view, install/uninstall & update applications
• File management: explore device, exchange files with your phone
• Sync files, folders and favorites with phone
• Send to Windows Phone (to send files, apps, ringtones, web links in one click)
• Detailed device information (CPU, ROM, RAM, storage, network, battery, OS,...)
• Detailed storage information
• Add and manage custom ringtones
• Send SMS, E-mail, notes directly from PC (without needing cloud services)
• Remote screen view and take screenshots of the phone
• Backup/restore files and application data
• Create and manage backup/restore of the phone
• Full access to apps isolated storage
• Programming sends notifications to phone
• Shared clipboard with PC and phone
• Integration with Windows explorer (drag & drop, copy/paste)
• Integration with Control Panel (Device Stage, task links)
• Nice integration with Windows Vista/7 (jumplists, widgets, aero effects,...)
• View apps icons and details from XAP in Windows explorer
• Initiate connection from PC or phone
• Wireless connection support
• Auto pairing (no need to enter PC or phone IP address)
• Notify phone applications updates
• Display battery remaining charging time and notify when battery is fully charged
• Reboot phone (OS/SLDR/Cold boot)
• Open marketplace for non-commercial applications (if developers are interested)

• Create custom menus
• Add folders, apps, contacts, websites, maps, documents, and many other widgets
• Pin apps, folders and any other stuffs to Start screen
• Organize applications & games
• File explorer
• Multitasking support
• TouchXperience port taking benefit from Metro UI
• Background customization
• Contact manager
• Communication manager

• Download Windows Phone Device Manager and launch WPDeviceManager.exe
• Plug in your phone, it should detect it automatically, if not click Connect in menu
• The first time you connect your phone Windows Phone Device Manager will automatically install TouchXperience

• Unlocked/registred Windows Phone 7.5 device
• Windows Vista/7/8 32-bit or 64-bit
• .NET Framework 4.0
• Zune software 4.8 or later
• Zune WMDU (optional)
• Windows Phone SDK 7.1

• Compatible with Windows 8
• Minor UI changes
• Bugfixes

• Improved remote screen (up to 30 fps)
• Improved general stability
• Fixed app backup error on unlocked devices
• Fixed screen capture not working because of background agent memory limitation
• Files put in \My Documents are copied in Office hub for all devices
• Bugfixes

• Public release
• Full access to apps isolated storage
• Show toast notification when an action requires to launch TouchXperience
• Bugfixes

• Full support of Windows Phone 7.5
• Added support of Nokia Lumia 800, Samsung Focus S, HTC TITAN & Radar
• Improved connection
• Auto detect OS and version when phone is plugged in
• Warning when trying to install an app using interop services on an interop-locked phone
• Supports Mango ringtones API
• Show toast notification when the phone is connected or disconnected
• Show toast notification once an app has been installed
• Automatically check for TouchXperience updates
• Bugfixes

• Check whether phone is PIN-locked or screen-locked
• Ability to change remote screen resolution & quality
• Full screen mode in screen capture
• Display battery remaining charging time
• Notify when battery is fully charged
• Automatically disable Zune launcher while running
• Fixed crash when Windows Phone Developer Tools are not installed
• Improved progress dialogs
• Improved general stability
• "Maybe" fixed FS access on LG devices

• Full device backup/restore
• Remote screen
• Detailed storage information
• Windows Explorer integration (test)
• Support of SLDR mode
• Reboot phone (OS/SLDR/Cold boot)

• Backup/restore documents & apps data
• Improved connection reliability
• Improved transfer of large files
• Improved connection over Wi-Fi
• Fixed some connection issues
• Fixed "Newer version required" error message
• Allow to manually connect by entering computer IP address
• Allow to change ports on device
• Automatically add rules to Windows Firewall
• Show progress while retrieving app info
• Sortable app list (by name, size, install date,...)
• Sortable file list (by name, size, date modified,...)
• Save UI state on exit
• Display ROM modules and ROM files in blue/dark blue
• Open apps install & data folders directly from app list
• Send sounds (in the same way you send ringtones, to customize sounds in Advanced Config.)
• Support of Mango developer tools beta
• Fixed localization issues
• Improved debugging
• Automatically check for Device Manager & TouchXperience updates
• Hundreds of improvements and bugfixes

• Public release
• Documents and favorites sync (1-way only from PC to phone)
• Improved file explorer
• Added option to reconfigure and restore default settings
• Supports file copy to \Windows for LG devices (untested)
• Fixed screenshot saving
• Fixed control panel task links
• Fixed localization issues
• Many other bug fixes

• Fully featured file explorer & integration with Windows Explorer
• Support of copy/paste and drag & drop
• Support of HTC Arrive
• Install mutiple apps at once
• Send multiple files at once
• Send toast notifications from PC (with command line WPDeviceManager /SendToast "message")
• Launch in background at Windows startup
• Improved connection reliability
• Fixed connection issues
• Fixed missing toolbar in file explorer
• Fixed error after taking a secong screenshot
• Fixed application list not showing in some cases
• Fixed duplicate tasks in jumplist
• Fixed Connect/Disconnect not working in jumplist

• Improved Windows explorer integration (display apps icons and info)
• Control panel integration
• Application updates notifications
• New custom installer solving issues for both 32-bit & 64-bit
• Send notes
• Send clipboard content
• Detailed device info
• Check for app updates
• Auto update for future TouchXperience versions
• Improved connection reliability over Wi-Fi
• Launch apps from WP Device Manager via Wi-Fi
• Multilanguage support
• Fixed links in Windows Device Stage
• Fixed connection problems on 32-bit when Zune is not running
• Fixed Samsung Focus not recognized
• Automatically remove max apps installed limit
• Sound notification on connect

• Device Information (partial)
• Capture phone screen (TouchXperience must be running on the device in order to take screenshots)
• Open weblink on phone
• Add web favorite to phone
• Managing purchased apps (HTC only)
• A lot of bugfixes

• File Explorer
• Improved performance and reliability
• A lot of bugfixes

• You can initiate connection from both PC and device (tap PC Synchronization in TouchXperience to etablish connection from device). You can connect via USB or Wi-Fi, but the first time you have to connect via USB so WP Device Manager can deploy TouchXperience and your device can get your PC IP address.
• In the current version you can't manually set the PC or phone IP address to connect, or change default ports.
• Make sure port 8007 is not blocked by firewall on PC and port 8107 is reachable on device.
• When WP Device Manager initiate a connection and can't connect to the phone, in case you are connected via USB it will launch TouchXperience, in other cases it will send a push notification to your phone asking you to manually launch TouchXperience
• Some tasks requires your phone screen to be unlocked
• It is not necessary to have Zune runing in order to use WP Device Manager.
• If WP Device Manager does not start at all, make sure you installed all the requirements and try to reinstall full .NET Framework 4.0 and developer tools.
• If you are not able to connect or if some features are not properly working, go to Settings in WP Device Manager, click Restore default settings and eventually restart your PC.
• If Windows Phone Device Manager is not able to communicate with TouchXperience, go to Settings in WP Device Manager, click Restore default settings and restart your PC. Try to temporarly disable your anti-virus or firewall programs to see if that's the problem. You can also try the registry fix in attachment
• If you have connection problems, try the following may help: unplug/replug your phone, close or start Zune, restart WP Device Manager, make sure your device is detected by Zune, in worst case restart your PC.
• WP Device Manager or some components of it may be considered as potential threat by anti-virus or firewall programs, this is a false alarm, you may need to add exceptions to your anti-virus or firewall may prevent WP Device Manager from working correctly.
• WP Device Manger is automatically disconnected when you quit TouchXperience (for example when you launch an app or return to Start screen). This is not a bug, this is because TouchXperience is stopped due to the lack of native multitasking in WP7. To workaround you can enable multitasking in TouchXperience settings.
• Tap on a menu title in TouchXperience and the main menu will show up
• If you want to take screenshots of an other application on the phone you need to enable multitasking in TouchXperience settings
• Some features needing high privileges on the phone (f.e. file system access) may not be available, this depends on the unlock level of your phone.
• Applications installed with other tools than WP Device Manager are not recognized (they are identified by their id) on non-HTC device. To solve the problem you can simply browse your original XAP files, application info will be automatically cached and diplayed in the app manager.
• If only sideloaded applications are displayed it's because your phone does not have full file system access.
• Some application versions are incorrect. This is due to the fact that some developers does not update their application manifest with correct version number when they release new versions. To fix the problem you can check for app updates and click on Dismiss All assuming all your applicatons have been updated to their latest version.
• You can't copy most of DLL and EXE in \Windows directory, this is simply because these are not files but modules.
• You can check TouchXperience version in Settings or in WP Device Manager application list.
• You should have a folder with device name in My Documents on your PC, place here the files you want to sync with the phone.
• You can send toast notifications from any program on your PC using command line C:\Windows\WPDeviceManager\WPDeviceManager.exe /SendToast "message".
• In order to use WP Device Manager from Windows Device Stage, you must have Windows 7 and driver signature verification disabled, unfortunately this is because Windows 7 recognize only digitally signed drivers.
• In order to record screen outside of TouchXperience you have to tell him to run in background when exiting, and start screen capture ONLY after exiting, because the server will restart to run on background task so connection to PC will be lost.
• Be carefull when using device restoration, incorrect usage or unexpected bugs may cause loss of data.
• Don't use full backup/restore feature on custom ROMS!
• If you get a message "Unable to launch TouchXperience" on custom ROMS it's because the ROM has some missing components, so you have to launch it manually.

Windows Phone Device Manager & TouchXperience for WP7 are currently in development and beta testing, it is not publicly available yet and I don't accept more beta testers, but donators who wish to take part in beta testing just have to register and let me know their username via the contact form so I can include them to beta testers group. Former beta testers already have access to those betas and new beta testers also get access to the private betas of all my upcoming apps.

Windows Phone Device Manager features:

• Applications management: view, install/uninstall homebrew applications
• File management: explore device, exchange files with your phone
• Files & folders synchronization
• Integration with Windows explorer
• Send to Windows Phone (to send files, apps, ringtones, web links in one click)
• Device backup (if MS allow it)
• Device information
• Add and manage custom ringtones
• Send SMS, E-mail, notes directly from PC (without needing cloud services)
• Shared clipboard with PC and phone
• Use your phone as a remote control (control mouse, keyboard and navigation in Windows Media Center)
• Nice integration with Windows Vista/7: jumplists, widgets, aero effects,...
• Programming sends notifications to phone
• Initiate connection from PC or phone
• Wireless connection support
• Auto pairing (no need to enter PC or phone IP address)
• Open marketplace for non-commercial applications (if developers are interested)

TouchXperience for Windows Phone features:

• Custom panels and widgets
• Interactive backgrounds
• Applications and games launcher
• File explorer
• Contact manager
• Communication manager
• Profile manager
• Task manager
• RSS reader
• Web radios
• Integration with Facebook and Twitter
• DLNA support
• Network drives support
• Skydrive support
• G-scrolling support
• Windows Sideshow support (if MS let me create drivers and services)
• Live tile support

And some other things I probably forgot to mention…

Requirements:

• Registred/unlocked Windows Phone 7 device
• Windows Vista or Windows 7 32/64-bit
• Windows Phone Developer Tools

Because I was bored getting hundreds of emails from people asking me to send them WP Device Manager so they can continue to use pirated applications, and because there will be a short term solution for homebrews, I decided not to include my jailbreak tool. I respect other developers and I don’t want to be responsible for piracy, I’ve been contacted by Brandon Watson from Microsoft and I wish to be involved in the official homebrew support on Windows Phone.

My apps for Windows Phone 7:

• TouchXplorer
• Advanced Configuration Tool
• Quick Settings
• Registry Editor
• Xbox Live Gamer Profile

TouchXperience Beta 1 is publicly available for download. This is for testing purpose only, this version is not intended for daily use. There are still a lot of compatibility issues, I can't assist everyone and I have enough feedback from beta testers so if you have problems to make TouchXperience properly working on your device it is useless to contact me excepted if you are a registered user. Support is only available to registered users and they don't have warning message at TouchXperience startup. Registered users are beta testers, donators and other contributors of TouchXperience project, you are still welcome if you are willing to contribute.

Now that a first beta version is available since last week, I invite all the beta testers to share their impression with the community on the newly created TouchXperience Facebook page.

Many of you ask me how to become beta tester, unfortunately TouchXperience beta testing is closed at the moment and I have enough qualified beta testers. But contributors are still welcome to join beta testing group, so if you contributed in any of my projects or if you are willing to donate and wish to be beta tester, feel free to contact me and I will send you instructions about how to download TouchXperience and participate in beta testing.

Keep in mind that your donations are really important for the project because I need to invest in different device models, so I can work to port TouchXperience on those devices. Thank you!

Here are some links to make things easier for those of you who are interested:

1. Contribute to TouchXperience project (PayPal donation)
2. Register on TouchXperience
3. Contributors can contact me to be beta tester (and let me know your username)

This is a short demonstration of the new hardware accelerated graphic engine and some other nice features of TouchXperience, like G-Scrolling and multi-touch. Beta testers can expect a first preview on next month. During the following weeks I will publish new videos and screenshots of other TouchXperience features, you can follow my work on twitter.com/touchxperience. My other softwares which are currently in beta will be publicly available in february/march.

TouchXperience is the Next Generation User Interface for Windows Mobile, finger friendly and highly customizable, it offers many interesting features: program launcher, contacts manager, home screen, appointments, messaging, task manager, profile and event manager, call log, control panel, communication manager,...

Advanced Configuration Tool allows you to easily modify more than 200 settings for Windows Mobile system and applications.

Advanced Task Manager is a task manager for Windows Mobile, allowing to close and switch between active applications, manage processes and monitor system resources.

Registry Editor allows you to easily modify Windows Mobile registry.

Setup VoIP helps to configure Windows Mobile VoIP service (SIP settings, outgoing calls configuration, enable/disable VoIP over 3G,...).