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The Task manager application is a bunch of several useful tools in just one tool. The name is maybe not appropriated anymore because of all the stuff it provides now. But at the beginning it was just made to manage all running processes as the Task Manager does in Windows on a normal PC. Read more

This tool has been made in order to replace the PPCBckpContacts application. As its predecessor, PPCPimBackup allows to backup/restore the Personal information of the pocket pc user, but new functionalities have been added. Read more

C# IDE Mobile is an application (totally free) that Harvey R. developed to be able to develop with C#/.NET2CF directly on the Pocket PC-Windows Mobile 5/6 (it doesn't require the .NET SDK, you don't need a desktop computer). Read more

S2V is a stylus-free picture viewing application. It can also be used to set up the wallpapers for S2U2 (0.97 or later), and assign a pic to a contact. Read more

Short description: Ariel taskbar battery charge monitor / indicator / gauge replaces the "Start" button Icon at the taskbar with battery info icon. It is freeware and will remain so. Read more

An update of Extended Prefs is available. Read more

T-PoT is a plug-in for Total Commander allowing to browse the Apple iPod Touch and iPhone contents via USB. Read more

MobileMoney allows you to manage your financial accounts on your iPhone. Read more

This is a Bible application using Jiggy, which includes a KJV of the Bible. Read more

Here is a note from zodttd.com regarding a bunch of iPhone applications: Very soon ZodTTD.com applications such as snes4iphone, gpSPhone, OpenTTD.app, and psx4iphone will be receiving updates to fully support firmware 1.1.3 change to using the ‘mobile’ user instead of ‘root’. There is however a quick fix for those who want these and other applications to work with 1.1.3. You must chmod (set permissions) to 777 to the /var/root/Library/Preferences/ directory and also chmod 777 the directories used for external files such as ROMs, usually somewhere within /var/root/Media/. Read more