WiMoBlue allows you to remote control your Windows Mobile device with another Windows Mobile device over Bluetooth. Its origin was to have a wireless gamepad for emulators like FpseCE or Morphgear

camro updated his application SchedHandler, previously known as MailHandler. The program is based upon ImapPusher. Features: .) Scheduler for: Scanning for: -> network connection scanner (check the connection and if not valid reconnect again) -> anti power suspend (sending power heartbeat every X-seconds, and so not going to suspend mode) -> imap idle scanning for new emails -> wheel time [&hellip

CarPal is a car scheduler/maintenance application for several cars with autoreminders. What makes this app different from the others is that you set how many miles you drive per day (on the average we drive same amount, give or take), that will allow the App to “predict” what your car’s odometer shows. Based on that (+ depending on how many [&hellip

Taskbar Launcher is a little tool that shows a customizeable launch pad when you hit the taskbar. Attention: Current version is designed for newer 6.5.x builds of Windows Mobile with the start menu on bottom. Taskbar Launcher is blocking all other applications from the taskbar, so it might be a bad idea to use it when your Start menu is [&hellip

Power Radio is a FM player with RDS decoding, at least on HTC HD. Changes: – additional skin “brown”, thats the v1 default retro skin 🙂 – experimental landscape support. Be aware this is still buggy – in development – Battery Info can be switched on/off via menu layout – psname (StationName) is trimmed when writing to registry – fixed: [&hellip

NaviComputer is a GPS mapping and offroad navigation / tracking software designed for Windows Mobile devices. What makes NaviComputer outstanding is the ability to view maps offline, so there is no need for internet connection or dataplan when you are on a trip. Maps can be easily downloaded from various online map sources like OpenStreetMap either with the bundled PC [&hellip

rRootage is an open-source “bullet hell” abstract style shoot-’em-up written by Kenta Cho from Japan, ported to GP2x by Senor Quack

This is a classical game of moving disks from one rode to another. This game may not be appropriate for all ages

You have to avoid all of the “Smileys” and hit the scoresprite. The fast you are, the more points you get

Status Reminder displays a note/text in the Statusbar