[4/16/09] iContact v.93 is out now (now with sensor scroll and faster recents)
 

New version out now, see the quoted box below for more details. Past version's changelogs can be seen on the developer's site.
Noteable features: recents list loads faster and the addition of gravity to sensor scroll, which makes the sensor scroll more/less depending on tilt angle of phone.

Great app, continually being updated and improved. I love the grid display of the letters and find it much easier to get to the contacts. Yes it still supports normal finger scrolling as well. Give it a try! Here's the xda thread about it. This can be used on QVGA and VGA devices, but your device must have a G-sensor for the tilt scrolling to work. It does work on the touch pro, although not noted in the author's post. Skins can be found here.

(taken from the xda thread)
To activate the sensor scrolling feature:
Place you thumb in the middle of the dpad (like the center "enter key" on the dpad), but do NOT actually press the button. Just hold your thumb over the center key, and then tilt the screen and it will start scrolling. To stop the scrolling, tilt the phone less, or to completely stop it, lift your thumb off of the button.

The iContact configurations is located under:
Settings > System > iContact

Note: The following are the default skin, and the "iphone" skin. Both are present when installing the cab. Skins can be changed under the configuration menu. Even more skins can be downloaded here.
http://www.supware.net/iContact/iContact0.92-1.png

http://www.supware.net/iContact/iContact0.93-2.png

Re: [3/3/09] iContact v.92 is out now (NOW WITH SENSOR SCROLL!!!)
 

the sensor scrolling is so fn cool, works on the TP as well.

It scrolls faster the more you tilt your device. Truly awesome.

Re: [3/3/09] iContact v.92 is out now (NOW WITH SENSOR SCROLL!!!)
 

i would really like to set this to my left soft key on my sprint TP. i thought i could use diamondtweak but it just has the stock contact. could someone point me in the right direction please?

i love icontact. i've been using it since my titan days. please keep up the good work. Thanks.

Re: [3/3/09] iContact v.92 is out now (NOW WITH SENSOR SCROLL!!!)
 

You just need to edit the registry and point it to icontact. Below is an the location with an example.

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\HTC\Manila]
"HomeLSKPath"="\\Program Files\\iContact\\iContact.exe"

Re: [3/3/09] iContact v.92 is out now (NOW WITH SENSOR SCROLL!!!)
 

This contact manager is awesome, a true must have app.

I don't know how practical it will end up being, but the tilt scrolling is one of the coolest features right now in any program.

Re: [3/3/09] iContact v.92 is out now (NOW WITH SENSOR SCROLL!!!)
 

I've been playing around with it quite a bit now and I think I'm getting the hang of it. I think it will end up being quite a usable function, especially if you're only using one hand.

Re: [3/3/09] iContact v.92 is out now (NOW WITH SENSOR SCROLL!!!)
 

Note: If your device does not have a home key, this app can still me minimized by hitting the "End" key or by pressing up where the battery meter is inside of iContact. It is a little hard to do that way, but still possible.

To get this mapped inside of TF3D to the "All Contacts" softkey, look at this post, in this thread, about this xda app.

Re: [3/3/09] iContact v.92 is out now (NOW WITH SENSOR SCROLL!!!)
 

Also, just so everyone knows:

This program installs a settings program where many of its features can be customized. To get to it, go to Start > Settings > System > iContact

Re: [3/3/09] iContact v.92 is out now (NOW WITH SENSOR SCROLL!!!)
 

I had the old version of this so I thought I install the new version. 1 thing I can't find is the texting history as well as the threaded texting. Where is it?

Re: [3/3/09] iContact v.92 is out now (NOW WITH SENSOR SCROLL!!!)
 

Are you sure you're not confusing this with pocketcm? I could be wrong, but I don't think iContact has ever threaded the text messages. At least I've never used it for that feature, since winmo started threading them natively.