There are now a few very competent slide finger control scrolling utilities available such as S2V, S2P. Adding to this list is a utility called GSlide which allows Windows Mobile users to slide the finger on the screen to scroll through the folders and files. I have installed and tried out this free utility and it does work.

GSlide updated to version 0.3.1!

Update Description:
v0.3.1 (28-08-2008):
- Updated with some nice custom actions for copy and delete.
- Also updated the API so that its a piece of cake to make new cool plugins.

GSlide updated to version 0.3.6!

Update Description:
v0.3.6 (08-09-2008):
- Included ZNotepad with the install.
- New cool skin.
- New Refresh folder action.
- Removed some bugs.

GSlide updated to version 0.4.5!!!

Update Description:
v0.4.5 (25-09-2008):
- Bug fixes :)
- Much improved Context handling.
- Better sweep functionality.
- Right now opens folders as default.
- Much improved Scripting API.
- New Contexts for changing Volume and Backlight.
- 250 less KB.

GSlide updated to version 0.4.8!

Update Description:
v0.4.8 (04-10-2008):
- New "lock list" function which secures execution of actions.

v0.4.7 (04-10-2008):
- New Actions with the same sliding interface as the rest of the app.
- New filter action. Now you can actually open the windows folder, IF you apply the filter first.
- Many fixes and patches.
- A lot better structure of folders and files.
- No need to specify the location of scripts in the context.xml files. (though its still possible).

GSlide updated to version 0.5!

Update Description:
v0.5 (15-10-2008):
- GSlide can now read JSON! This means that you can load data from basically any data source, straight from the net. This could be anything from RSS to stock information or mail accounts. Contact me through my xda-developers GSlide page for more info until I finish the docs.
- You can now set shortcuts in GSlide to access files or folders in a snap. Super cool feature! Make new shortcuts by selecting any file or folder. Go to the Actions View by choosing "Show Actions". Here simply click on "Create Shortcut". You are now asked if you want to save it in the default location which is the GSlide specific folder used with the Right Sweep. Otherwise you can make a regular shortcut anywhere you wish by selecting a folder.

<-- Sweep = Back
Sweep = Shortcuts -->

GSlide updated to version 0.5.2!

Update Description:
v0.5.2 (22-10-2008):
- New "GSlide Settings" Context which makes it easy to set system paths according to your whishes. Switch to the new Settings context and click on the "Contexts" folder. When you click on the different settings here you can input new paths. Dont mess around with paths that look like this: GSlideAPI[paths]... unless you know what your doing.
- Working zip features again.
- A bit reworked skins.
- Uses the latest MortScript beta.
- A bunch of other tweaks.