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Welcome to Chainfire's development blog! This is a site dedicated to my hobby projects, as well as those that are now commercial. I am however not promising I will not post any other completely unrelated nonsense :) Don't see this as my resume.

nzbSCAN v0.5 released

Tired of downloading password protected RARs from usenet? nzbSCAN may be of assistance. Been sitting on this for a while, though it is far from finished you might like it already.

mmTask 1.2 released on Marketplace

Today (March 12) mmTask 1.2 was released on Marketplace. 1.0 had been available for a while, but still had some issues - as some of the comments on Marketplace also state.

Marketplace report parser

As Marketplace does not produce very useful reports, I created my own report parser for it. I've been using it for months now, thought I would share. It isn't exactly user friendly to set up, but once it's up and running it is very handy.

LG Expo GSensor

Due to excessive nagging primarily from jug6ernaut but also a few others, I've attempted to make a HTC GSensor Emulator for the LG Expo GSensor.

AutoClosePatch 1.1 released

Updated to 1.1 on 24 February 2010

Marketplace price calculator

As converting prices and entering them into the developer portal for Marketplace is a cumbersome and lengthy operation, I've written a small calculator that takes care of most of the work for you. Nothing Microsoft could not have incorporated into th ...

Chainfire is now a moderator on XDA

As the title states, I am now a moderator on XDA. This means I will have to constrain myself a bit in the things I say, but probably well worth it.

WP7 can run WM6 apps (Tweakers.net)

This just in through Tweakers.net: Windows Phone 7 Series can run Windows Mobile 6.x applications!

Premature ramblings about WP7

So, yesterday was Microsoft's press conference about Windows Phone 7 Series. I'm sure we all saw it and many have written up their responses to it. I thought to let it sink it in for a day before writing about it, and that day has now passed. There a ...

HD2 (S200, etc) display settings

Here are some options that can be configured in \windows\yamato_panel.txt . This file may not exist on your device, but it will be used if you create it manually.