Free isnt software for pda

SkyTeam is an application for travelers accustomed to using the services of SkyTeam (Air France, KLM, Alitalia, Continental, Delta Airlines, Korean Air, etc.).

Theyll be able to carry around with them on their Pocket PCs all basic flight information such as timetables, but also terminals or type of aircraft.

The start-up program isnt very big, and thereafter the application uses Pocket Internet Explorer to display its results. On the other hand, the flight database weighs a cheery 4.73 MB. For big travelers only.

dialDTMF is a utility that sends vocal frequencies corresponding to telephone dial tones through your Pocket PCs loudspeaker.
The program appears as an option in the contextual menu of Contacts. When the contact is chosen and the option selected, you only have to place the telephone next to the speaker of the Pocket PC and the number is dialed.
Features:
- Free!
- Plugin to built-in Microsoft Contacts application.
- Works on basic Pocket PC 2000 devices all the way up to WM5 devices.
- Can be operated with one hand on most devices.
- Doesnt freak out on a landscape rotation (it uses a really small window size).
- Dials the FULL number that needs dialing based on the current location (can be used with a calling card if out on the road).
- Uses WAV files for tones so if you have a good phone short tones can be used (quicker to dial, potentially unreliable). Alternatively if your phone isnt great longer tones can be used which are more reliable (at the expense of dialing speed).
- Configurable pause between each tone played (registry setting SoftwareAppsdialDTMF onedelay), default 100 millisecs. You need a registry editor to set this parameter.
- Supports pauses whilst dialing (e.g. for calling cards) by using a comma (",") to pause for 1 second (use two commas ",," for 2 seconds, etc.)
- Supports normal numerics 0-9, "#" (hash or pound depending on which country you are in), and "*" (star/asterix). The extended A,B,C,D "digits" are NOT supported (Ive never had call for them).
- Source/project code available. If you are missing a feature you can add it.
System requirements:
- Pocket PC 2000 / 2002 / WM 2003 / 2003 SE / 5.0
- ARM/XScale Processors

Easy SMS editor which could count remaining letters a needed SMS parts. On the end whole text is inserted to Outlook message using copy/paste operation. The program isnt send SMS

Block Buster is an Arkanoid clone. It incorporates several stages and great extra features such as multiball play, slowing down the ball and changing paddle sizes. Unfortunately, it isnt well adjusted to N7650 screen and appears rather small taking only half of the display
System requirements:
- S60 device

In the 80s, a company called Infocom released many high quality text adventure games. They wrote these games using an imagined z-machine computer, and then wrote interpreters for this z-machine for all the popular computers of the day.
ZipCE is an interpreter that lets you run games written in the Infocom format: the famous z-machine.
There isnt much to say about this port: we are in the presence of a very successful version.
You will need of course to find the games yourself, searching is aided by links supplied with the program.
Some free games will amuse you for a while, and because of the lack of graphics, the scenarios were particularly good.
Main features:
- Resizable proportional fonts (for readability)
- 8x8 or 4x8 fixed font in the status window
- Supports graphics font used by Beyond Zork
- Full color support
- Save games in the Quetzal format
- Tap word on screen to add to input
- Word lists for fast word input

Live Search for Windows Mobile 4.0 is a handy tool which offers local information and navigation, Web search from phone with Internet access, is easy to use and optimized for your phone. It is designed to provide you the information that matters most when you're mobile, and to make it quick and easy to access, no matter what kind of phone you use.

Enhancements: Adds a Locate Me feature for non-GPS phones, a Bird's Eye view map-viewing mode for select cities, and suggested search terms.

In the 80s, a company called Infocom released many high quality text adventure games. They wrote these games using an imagined z-machine computer, and then wrote interpreters for this z-machine for all the popular computers of the day.
ZipCE is an interpreter that lets you run games written in the Infocom format: the famous z-machine.
There isnt much to say about this port: we are in the presence of a very successful version.
You will need of course to find the games yourself, searching is aided by links supplied with the program.
Some free games will amuse you for a while, and because of the lack of graphics, the scenarios were particularly good.
Main features:
- Resizable proportional fonts (for readability)
- 8x8 or 4x8 fixed font in the status window
- Supports graphics font used by Beyond Zork
- Full color support
- Save games in the Quetzal format
- Tap word on screen to add to input
- Word lists for fast word input

My Hair is designed to imitate a photo image capturing device. This is for fun only.

All you do is have your friend hold the pda, tap the "Capture Image" button and up pops thier picture.

Well, it isnt really them, they probably look worse.
Use it to tease the kids and amuse your workmates.

There are three seperate images that can be generated.
View the "Read Me" file for more information.

Minor Changes to the interface.