Free pipe software for pda

Pipe Dream Lite 2.1 is written to be an interesting game in which marbles are loaded into pipes of different shapes and positions. Tilt your iPhone so the marbles will roll out of the pipes and fall into the catching plates below. Your goal is to make sure each plate ends up with the same number of marbles after all marbles have been rolled out.

This Lite version includes five levels. Start slow to get familiar with the speed and tilting angle. Pipes will become more slippery as your level increases so the marbles will roll faster as you progress. You can earn more life line as you advance.

Puzzle Of Pipes is a cross between the classic game Pipe Dreams and those sliding picture puzzle games. You have to rearrange the peices before the water begins flowing!

Visual Guitar Tuner is a comprehensive chromatic guitar tuner for Pocket PC users. It provides three tuning selection standards with adjustable A4 frequency from 435Hz to 445Hz. It also provides pitch pipe tone output and sound texture reference. The sound texture tool of Phonature technology can actually reflect the playing note on a guitar in realtime
The polyphonic synthesizer creates close to real sound effect for chords and melodies
System requirements:
- Pocket PC 2002

A Database for Structural Circular Pipe Dimensions & Properties for standard, Extra Strong, and double Extra Strong Weight

Skins for MOBILedit!
Included skins are:
Windows XP Blue - Standard Windows XP look with light blue instead of gray
Hot Summer - Skin in colors of summer
Billiard - Billiard skin
Monochrome - Grayscale skin
Office 2003 - Skin in colors of Office 2003 - light blue
GSMobil - Skin in colors of mobile phone distributor GSMobil
Pipes - Gray background with pipe-frame
Also included are 2 sound schemes: Cosmics sound scheme and Female sound scheme. To install these sound schemes, extract the Zip file into Sound subfolder in MOBILedit! folder.
System requirements:
- MOBILedit!

WmConsole is a console server for Windows Mobile devices, that listen over BlueTooth RFCOMM channels, and allows the user to interact with the device using a command line interface from a Linux or Windows workstation.
Once the WmConsole server is run, itll listen on a configurable RFCOMM channel by waiting for client connections.
The server also creates a new SDP service called "WmConsole", and advertises it as running onto its listening channel. From the client side, the QTTY program has to be used to connect to the WmConsole server.
The QTTY software can be built for Linux (needs the BlueZ package) and Windows (needs the Microsoft SDK - but a pre-built binary is also supplied).
Once logged-in, the user will be able to access a thoruogh set of commands to interact with the device (file upload/download, directory/tree creation/removal, process creation with STDOUT redirection, process kill, file search, registry manipulation/search, reboot, and many others - the help command will list them all, together with a brief description).
Since Windows Mobile does not allow handle inheritance and standard input/output redirection, a special device driver (RConsole) is used in order to achieve binaries execution with output on the console.
The RConsole device driver manages a kernel pipe (ten actually - from 0 up to 9), and together with the SetStdioPathW() library call, allows WmConsole to execute an external binary by capturing its output on the console.
This came really handy to me, since it allowed the creation and usage of simple command line utilities that where using standard POSIX stdio output.
The WmConsole binary is installed inside the "Program FilesWmConsole" directory, and it must be manually run using File Explorer.
WmConsole listen by default on the RFCOMM channel 11, but this can be changed either by specifying the "-P CHNUM" command line parameter, or by creating a registry string value named "Channel" inside the "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREWmConsole" key and by setting its value to the desired one. The default username and password for the WmConsole server are user="wmconsole" and password="server".
The "Program FilesWmConsolepasswd" file stores the usernames and passwords, that youre suggested to change if you plan to keep the WmConsole server permanently running on your device.
Look at the QTTY page for instructions on how to use it to login into a WmConsole (or QConsole) server.