Free automatically forward emails software for pda

With SMS Forwarder Lite you can forward received SMS messages to another mobile phone automatically
System requirements:
- S60 2nd edition device

An application which allows the user to forward on files which have been received over Bluetooth, infrared, MMS or e-mail. Also includes the ability to copy files in the Inbox to elsewhere on the phone.
Note that phones based on Symbian OS v7.0s and later have copy-protection software which will not allow you to use Forward to send content like music and applications.
Enhancements:
- Version 1.21 adds support for the MMC card on the 3650.
System requirements:
- Symbian Series 60

Sharps music player wasnt able to skip forward and backward with Ogg files. OpiePlayer could not handle Ogg files with 22 KHz sampling rate and/or mono files (I cant remember). I encode audio books in 16-20 kbit/s mono with 22 kHz sampling rate. This sounds o.k. with Ogg Vorbis, but really bad with MP3. It still misses some features like a real playlist and MP3 decoding (does anyone really needs this?).
System requirements:
- Sharp Zaurus

I created this db for my own personal collection. I just need to track all my DVDs and VHS. The db has forms and tabs that could switch back and forward for your ease. It even track your purchases. Additionally, you could make your own review of the movie.
System requirements:
- HanDBase v.3.0x or greater

Britney Spears: E-mail My Heart wav PDB for Netmite Audio Player.
System requirements:
- Palm OS v3.1
- Netmite Audio Player

I often invite my friends out to see a live band, a movie, or some other function where I wont be able to hear my phone ring or be able to answer it. Usually, there is always one or two people who dont exactly make it on time (sometimes that is me, but thats another story for another day) and end up calling me to find out where we are sitting or if the evenings plans have changed. But, since I am not able to answer the call, they just get my voicemail. Not too informative for them.
Id like to introduce (or reintroduce, if you attended my session at MEDC 2006 in Las Vegas) an app that I call The Mobile Secretary. This app allows your Windows Mobile device to automatically respond to a missed call with a custom text message and optionally with your current calendar information. You can customize the messages for various groups of people as well. What if someone calls from their home phone number? Well, as long as you have a contacts various phone numbers in your contact database, the text message will always be sent to their mobile phone.
There are 2 standard groups that you start off with. The " " group applies to a caller who can be found in your contacts, but has not been assigned to a group you created. The " " group applies to a caller that cannot be found in your contacts. You can create as many other groups that youd like. Contacts can only belong to one group at a time.
Sometimes I use a secondary mobile phone that has a different phone number from my main phone. In this case, I usually forward my calls to the secondary phone so that friends can still reach me. This works well until someone sends a text message to my main phone. So, I added a text message forwarding feature to The Mobile Secretary. Just enter in the phone number in which to forward to, and all text messages sent to your device will be resent to the other device. There is also the option of appending the sender info to the message so that you know who it originally came from as well.
System requirements:
- .Net Compact Framework v2 installed on your device.