Include:
D'Accord iChords v2.0: Learn the chords from your MP3 files and watch them on your iPod or mobile!
D'Accord Metronome v1.0: Play and learn with our full-featured free metronome!
D'Accord Easy Tuner v3.0: Tune your guitar or other stringed instrument now !
D'Accord Drums Player v1.0: Learn how to play with the virtual drums and MIDI files!
D'Accord Mobile Chords v1.0: Get your chords everywhere on your Handheld!
D'Accord Personal Guitarist v1.2: Editor, Player, Chord Dictionary, Metronome and Tuner!
D'Accord Guitar Chord Dictionary v3.0: Learn, hear, transpose and print guitar chords !
D'Accord Keyboard Chord Dictionary v1.0: The best chord encyclopedia for Keyboard and Piano.

D'Accord iChords
D'Accord iChords 2.0 is a harmony (chords) transcription software. It recognizes chords from CDs and audio files (MP3, WMA and WAV) and presents them on a virtual guitar or keyboard. With iChords you will be able to learn and play the chords of any song, without having to search for tablatures and sheet music. It's fast and easy to use, after opening a song file the software automatically processes and extracts the chords!
With iChords 2.0 you will be able to play any song!
iChords is based on D'Accord's unique audio processing technology.

PocketCM Keyboard is a SIP for Windows Mobile (a virtual keyboard) that allows quick text input with smart and automatic corretion. First of all, it offers a visible feedback of the key currently pressed, you can imagine that your finger is on the keyboard... and now you can easily see what key is pressed.

Second important thing: you can move your finger, the key will change, release it, the key will be triggered (so it's the opposite of a physical keyboard: the actual action is when you release the key, not when you push it).
The third reason that it works is smart suggestion based on key position. If you look at the screenshot you can see that I typed "leyblaed". This word doesn't exist in english. The keyboard then looked at all the possible variation from this word... and found "keyboard". That's exactly the word I wanted to type.

How does the keyboard do? it simply uses the letter position: 'l' is near 'k', 'eyb' are correct, 'l' is also near 'o', the 'a' is correct, then 'e' is near 'r' and 'd' is correct. The only possible matching word is "keyboard".
Now a simple usability feature: from the previous screen, if I press the space bar, it will simply replace the word you have typed by the suggestion. As you can see "leyblaed" is replaced by "keyboard".