Jim Skamarakas

FYI - I am still running and working out with my AT&T Tilt in my pocket or in my hand because I have yet to find a good arm or upper arm holster for it. if you know of a way to put the AT&T Tilt in an upper arm or arm holster, please let me know.

Now, I am using the Motorola Bluetooth USB stereo headsets – they wrap around the back of the head, fit great, and feel fine while running, jogging or walking. I recommend them, especially since I can get them for $65 a pair from AT&T.

Now I need a stopwatch for an AT&T Tilt, Windows Mobile 6 Professional smartphone –

1. 2 minute exercise routines, so an ideal for this would be a good large on screen display. A plus would be the ability to set it to 2 minutes and have it announce the countdown (1 minute, 30 seconds, 15, seconds, 10, 5,4,3,2,1)
2. A lap counter – the track I use is 6 laps to a mile, so 18 laps for a 3 mile run. Would be nice if while running I could hit the button to mark laps so I can get a good end of workout on lap times, average time / pace while running, and see how much I have left.

On the flip side, what is the best way to shut off the security features and screen saver on the device so I am not prompted for the PIN (very bad while running), or any unlock keys? Is setting the device to full on when on battery enough to make this happen, or will the Exchange security settings kick in at some time?

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