Free maps and satellite software for pda

This program connects you to an online weather satellite image mobile service.
This program requires that you have both the BeanDLL.dll file ** and ** the runtime files for Visual Basic on your PocketPC computer. Simply unzip the file for your processor and place the DLL file in the Windows folder of your PocketPC computer. For free support on installing email me.
System requirements:
- BeanDLL.dll file (found in the download section)
- Visual Basic runtime files

AvantGo Desktop and Web Client 4.0 provides a complete solution to browse your favorite Website on your mobile device or download over 400 content channels that have been optimized for your device's small screen.

AvantGo will give you news, stock quotes, flight schedules, movie listings, restaurant reviews, maps, weather and much more from brand-name content providers and e-businesses such as The New York Times, TheStreet.com, TRIP.com, Hollywood.com, Restaurant Row, MapQuest.com and The Weather Channel.

iTrans NYC Subway Lite 1.0.2 is designed to be a helpful program with which you can view high-quality vector maps of the New York City subway system anywhere, including underground.

Hurricane Tracking program for keeping track of coordinates for plotting in other programs or maps. Tracks the following information: Name, Date, Time, Lat, Long, Wind Speed, Pressure, Direction, Speed, and Status.
System requirements:
- HanDBase v.2.7x or greater

Mobile Tracking System is a new project from Fightersoft Multimedia that provides real time tracking and messaging services.
How does it work?
The client version of MTS is a smartphone application that can get the identification data of the current cell in use by the mobile phone. With this information, the client application connects to the MTS server via GPRS and the server returns the location description of that cellid to the phone. Based on this concept, MTS can provide a number of interesting services such as mobile phone tracking, viewing of pictures from every part of the country, messaging services and the best is yet to come.
MTS is under heavy development and new and very interesting features will be made available shortly. MTS also support GPS receivers and displays map and satellite pictures using Google Maps.
Note :
If your phone runs Symbian S60 2nd edition (you can check with Nokia) then you will need in addition to the J2ME version the MTS daemon that will feed the network related information to the java application. You can set it to automatically start when the OS boots because it uses virtually no resources. However, the MTS daemon is written in Python so you will need the Python libraries installed on your phone (you can find it below - just run the sis file).
Main features:
- get your current location from a GSM cellid
- get your current location from the GPS receiver
- add or edit a cellid directly from the mobile client
- every cellid can have a photo
- realtime any user tracking (if allowed by user)
- send and receive e-mail messages directly to and from the MTS client
- send and receive MTS chat messages
- send and receive files
- get notifications when a previously specified user is in the area
- local database for users without a GPRS/wap connection
- watch TV
Enhancements:
- - added multilanguage support
System requirements:
- Windows Mobile 2003 / Windows Mobile 5
- Symbian / Java

This is Smartlist To Go (formerly ThinkDB) database contain a listing of the satellites of the 9 major planets and those found around asteroids and minor planets.
This database is complete free and will remain so for all future updates.

To use this database, select a primary (a planet or MP, a category for minor planet satellites) from the views drop down menu (the leftmost drop down menu underneath the "Moons" title).

Then select the entry for the satellite you wish to obtain more information for.

Each entry has the following information split into three tabs:

Orbital data:

Semi-major Axis (distance from center of primary)
Period (time it takes to complete one orbit)
E (Eccentricity, represents shape of the orbit)
I (Inclination, represents tilt of orbit with respect to the equator of the primary)

Physical data:

Diameter (size of the satellite)
Type (represents basic composition and size of body)
Notes (a short description of the satellite as well as other possibly useful data)

Discovery Data:

Discovery Year
Discoverer

Fields that I would like to add in the next update or two include albedo and density.

MapHelp lets you easily map an address from Pocket Outlook apps into Pocket Streets or Internet mapping sites.