[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] KilZone:
@Nullstring Great application, but I am experiencing some rather irritating bugs. I have made some screenshots to make it more clear, maybe it will help you figure the bugs out easier...

SIP Auto-Deploy

Once you did ONE search in Stuick it will automatically select the search box everytime you start the application. For ROMs having 'Auto-Deploy' enabled (which is 90% of the released ROMs) the keyboard will always pop over the start menu even if search is not visible. (Update: This also happens on a ROM where Auto-Deploy is off by registry)

No V.L.S.B.

Every once in a while, have not found the cause yet, the V.L.S.B. (abbr) will not show up. You can still 'use' it by swyping over it, but it will show the homescreen. (Update: I think I found the cause of this, see bug #3 below, once you go back from this by 'back' or 'exit' button on your device, this bug appears...)(Update: Also seems to happen after 'overlocking' the device...)

'Old' Start Menu

If the SIP is deployed the old, in some cases, the whole taskbar is shown. All three buttons on the taskbar, start - sip - close, work as if there is an application running (probably Stuick). The close button is most of the time hidden behind the V.L.S.B. but the other two you can use. Pressing the start button will open up the 'old' start menu, but will also show the V.L.S.B. but you can't interact with it as usuall. (Update: Double pressing brings Stuick back but will also cause bug #1) (Update: Second image shows a variation of this bug, different application is shown 'in front' of Stuick)

LockScreen No-Lock

This probably has been mentioned before but the LockScreen does not lock the buttons! For me (and for many others) this is one of the most important features of a lockscreen, since I carry it in my pocket and I don't want to interact (read: call) someone from there. It only seems to react to the following buttons so far:

Call

Volume Up/Down

Long Press End Key (Double Lock)

Long Press Call (Shortcut)

It also reacts to the other buttons, but it seems to ignore their commands. Meaning the device will actually fire the 'back' event, but the application does do nothing with it.

Quick List Settings

When going into the quicklist settings, the screen rotates. Now that is not really a problem, except that the V.L.S.B. keeps it's original position of 460px from left (example distance, real distance I don't know). Normally this would place the bar at the far right of the screen, except now (800px with) it is about the center of the screen. This makes it very difficult to select any icon from the center column of icons (not undoable, but difficult).

No Settings

The settings menu is unavailable after application load. The application seems to load shortcuts from all subfolders, but not from the settings menu. This is probably because those 'shortcuts' are not inside a folder, but rather in the registry. This does make changing device settings a little difficult. The workaround includes using bug #3 to reset to the 'old' start menu.

No Bug: Auto Update

The application, while running, never updates it's shortcut list. So after installing a new shortcut to the startmenu, only a soft reset will update the list. Not sure if there is a event in WinMo that can notify your application after install, but else a 'reload' button is an option (maybe in the, yet to come, options dialog).

No Bug: Screenshot

As far as I can see, your application makes an image of the screen and then loads the applications main interface. This gives the awesome opacity feel to the start menu, but is also slow (on my device). Is it an option to cache that image? Because the start menu does not change after first load of the application. New shortcuts are placed at the end of the menu and thus the screenshot doesn't really change. This might speed up load times...

My Appologies

I hope you are not mad because of all my 'bugs' and tests I gave (did), but I thought that it might help. I love the idea of your application, and will be using it on a days basis. See the amount of feedback as a, maybe irritating, gift from a software tester (and yes we testers are weird people). Good luck and thanks!