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A simple tool to remind you about missed messages (MMS/SMS) and missed calls.

Dayz is a powerful tool to keep the track of important dates and see how many days passed since some specific date or how many days are still left till some other date. Ever wondered when you should celebrate your ‘10000 days birthday’ or how many days have passed since your graduated university? With Dayz it is very easy to … Read more

Flash and HeadKaze are currently working on a remake/revisioning of the C64 game “Warhawk”. Today we have the chance to see two of the end bosses, one of them right here, for the other one you may follow the link 😉 There is no updated binary yet!

Skinable Analog Clock for PointUI Home2. Changes: fixed a little bug in the update checker

This tool will vibrate for a given time that can be passed through a command line parameter.

iContact is designed to be an all-inclusive finger-friendly contact manager for Windows Mobile PocketPC phones. Changes: Added support for True VGA skins Made true VGA versions of default and iphone skins Removed iphone skin from default install .cab file Moved skin colors to skin.png file; eliminated .skn files Sped up graphics in Settings Cleaned up unused code in Settings Fixed … Read more

This applet shows: Battery status, radio status, wifi status, used memory and used storage.

The quickest remote control application to control your computer using your Windows Mobile phone. Really easy to use, powerful and free. Designed with touch screen in mind. Changes: + Color scroll mode. + Multiple Server Profiles. + Start up loading screen. + View layers (like Windows Sidebar in vista). + Bug Fixes

SignalMonitor is a simple application that keeps monitoring if you lost or get signal from your operator and also monitor if some connecting starts or ends (gprs,edge,3g,wifi,etc)… Changes: – Includes mp3 support – Bug-fix for the reported issues

Wii Homebrew Launcher is an interface similar to that of the Wii menu. It allows you to start homebrew stored on your SD card in the Wii front SD slot. Each program is represented by its own customizable “channel”.