MPlayer is a very well known media player, now in an updated version for Windows Mobile. Read more about MPlayer for Windows Mobile v0.4 (PPC misc)
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The mySpot application provides access to the Spotify service on the Windows Mobile platform via an intermediate proxy. Requires a QVGA, VGA or WVGA device running Windows Mobile Professional (Pocket PC) 6.0 or higher. Read more about mySpot v0.64b (PPC Application)
Power Radio is a FM player with RDS decoding, at least on HTC HD. Read more about PowerRadio v2.3.0.0 (PPC Application)
Unlike other IMDb apps which parse IMDb pages for information, this app uses the iPhone IMDb API to retrieve information from IMDb.com and display it on your Windows Mobile. Read more about IMDb Mobile v0.4 (Beta) (PPC Application)
PLToggle is a small app that toggles the display orientation back and forth to the rotation of your choice, without the need for the G-Sensor. Read more about PLToggle (26-01-2010) (PPC Application)
As all you know, in the latest builds of WM 6.5.x the position of start (Win) and close (X) buttons have changed from the task bar (on top of the screen) to the menu bar (bottom of the screen). Therefore, all the applications that modifiy the behaviour of this buttons do not work anymore. Read more about AMeBa v0.7.1 (Beta) (PPC Application)
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Shake2Send is an application that allows two devices to pair and send contacts over the air. To pair, the two devices shake at the same time (Similar to Bump for the iPhone). No bluetooth needed! Read more about Shake2Send v1.0.1 (PPC Application)
This application allows auto answer for incoming calls and automatically turns speakerphone on without pressing any buttons on Windows Mobile Professional devices. Read more about myCar Profile v0.6 (PPC Application)
ArkSwitch is an easy task manager specifically for WM6.5.x. Read more about ArkSwitch v1.0.3 (PPC Application)
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WMLongLife is an automatic 2G/3G band-switching solution. It will keep your device in 2G when you do not need to use 3G, and will switch to 3G automatically when you do need it. For most users, having your device in 2G uses much less battery, and thus your phone lasts longer on a single charge. 2G also usually generates less radiation than 3G, so it will likely be better for your gonads (if you have them). Read more about WMLongLife v0.65 (PPC Application)