You dig your Windows Mobile device, but you'll love it more when it's loaded up with free software for entertainment, security and work. Find the best and brightest free downloads for your faithful handheld.
You think you like your Pocket PC or Windows Smartphone now, but when you see our collection of best free software made just for the portable operating system, your heart will beat a little faster. From music and chat to ring tones and games, these free mobile applications rise above the rest. If your favourite Windows Mobile software isn't on the list, be sure to tell us about it in the discussion at the bottom of the page.
You need music, and you need it now. GSPlayer simply and effectively manages your MP3s with sound quality that's more than acceptable. Not a fan of the basic blue look? Skins are available, too.
The lovely thing about mobile telephony is that you don't need a phone to use it, which makes Skype ideal for wireless-enabled Pocket PCs. If you do have a Smartphone, paying your wireless fees is still less expensive than making a direct international call.
The addictive Tetris-like game adds an extra aid and extra hurdle. Shadowy placeholders will remove some guesswork by prompting you where pieces fall, but navigating with the small buttons on your device is its own challenge.
As mobile attacks are on the rise worldwide, security is one area where you don't want to skimp. With free basic protection for Pocket PC and Smartphones, you have no excuse not to
Entertainment is a big perk of owning a PDA. This free program by Acala handily converts a range of video files to a 3GP format that plays on your mobile device. Now all you need is the popcorn.
Wouldn't it be great to have a single command that actually closes a Pocket PC program with the push of a button? Enter Magic Button, which populates your Taskbar for easy control over running programs and lets you map digital versions of hardware buttons to boot.
Most free ring tones sound like they've been ripped from bad video games. Instead of shelling out for a tune that reminds you of Lemmings, produce one from your desktop and transfer it to your device.
The truth is, everyone needs good directions. We recommend giving Google maps a spin. Too bad the program doesn't also use GPS sensors to pinpoint our current location on the map, but for free, we can't complain!
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g.rajkumar
13/11/2007 08:17 PM
thanks
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Iwan Harahap
19/11/2007 04:20 PM
Good site
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pauljoro
16/12/2007 08:13 PM
good
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sanjeev
20/12/2007 07:46 PM
it tooo gooood
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roghank
21/12/2007 05:01 PM
Excellent Software
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fahru
02/01/2008 11:59 PM
good yang lebih menarik lagi doooong
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Ronny
03/01/2008 10:18 PM
How great it is
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harah
05/01/2008 04:03 PM
great
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Gavin
01/02/2008 05:03 AM
Wonderfull info
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vision
15/03/2008 12:04 AM
excellent
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sultel
22/03/2008 09:48 AM
it is very good site
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imindoors
12/04/2008 11:44 PM
You should be aware that Acala products/programs are NOT NOT free !
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isi
05/05/2008 07:37 PM
is there no skype for my nokia n73 phone?anybody with help please email me mzsteel@gmail.com
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jacob
06/05/2008 07:28 AM
just a note, google maps does use triangulation to pinpoint where u are at(usually within a mile), and it also does use the gps now... on some phones... when ur outside... and its sometimes slow finding a gps signal
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sam
15/06/2008 10:31 PM
some nice software! try looking in google for somebof these too! GSFINDER great file explorer tol! definitely one of the best MS CONVERTER the most complete conversion program XNVIEW POCKET great image viewer GUESSER for some fun! it takes the guessing out of guessibg lol
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davemo
06/08/2008 06:35 PM
i have a smasung blackjack, and google maps does now use the built in gps sensors, i will find out this week if it charges, but i dont need att's telnav (4.99 per mo)
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