Turn your Pocket PC into great music player with Equalizer, Extra Bass feature, Audiobooks and Internet audio support, Bookmarks feature, Storage cards support, Playlist organizer!
MidNote is a fully graphical music editor - you compose by using drag-and-drop in standard staff (music) notation! It offers a tonal range of 6 octaves and up to 10 tracks per piece. Drums are supported as well - even user-defined drum sets per track
4Pockets Auto Tuner is real-time chromatic instrument tuner for your PC and Pocket PC. The tuner can accurately determine the frequency, musical note and octave of any input signal without the need to pre-select target notes or strings
DrawingNamerer allows you to create 'named' JPEG drawings with custom JPEG compression. You can browse the storage card of your PocketPC and create a new JPEG image. You can also edit the older images. The JPEG libraries are from Independent JPEG Group
DisplayJoypad allows you to create audio slide-shows and present them with the joypad. Select left/right on the joypad to change pages and play the sound (if any) for it. Up/Down or action key replays the wave file for the bitmap. The program also has a built in wave file editor
AutoLoudspeaker is an application that will automatically turn on the loudspeaker when the phone is away from the ear, and turns it off when it is near the ear.
AutoLoudspeaker is fairly simple to use. When running the application a service starts. If the shortcut is pressed again, a notification message pops and the user can choose to close the service
MusicRequester - This program allows you to set your home radio station email address. When you want to make a music request enter the band/song name into the box and tap the 'send request' button. You can also browse files to request.
This program requires that you have both the 'BeanDLL.dll' file ** and ** the runtime files for Visual Basic on your PocketPC computer
DrawingDateds allows you to create bitmap drawings with a date and time stamp as the file name. You can browse the storage card of your PocketPC and create a new bitmap image. You can also edit the older images. The 24-Bit -> 8-Bit bitmap conversion from the libraries originally created by Ephraim Cohen 1996
