Wake on Wan - A Windows Mobile application to wake up hosts in a network or over the Internet. Your network card and/or PC must support AMD's Wake-On-Lan (WOL), most network cards and PCs do support this nowadays.
· Uses Win32 Sense SDK.
· Source files available!
· Stores hostname, MAC address and port number using registry
WIFI Remote Access Basic - This free application will allow you to explore the content of your Windows Phone directly from your computer, through a WIFI connection without installing any client software on the computer!
All you need is to open your web browser, and type the IP address of your mobile phone (which is displayed on your phone screen)
Screen Share application enables windows mobile users to capture phone screens manually via a camera key or via a background process automatically. In background mode, a user can capture screens every 1 second to 60 seconds. The screens can be stored either in memory storage or phone memory
1-2-Remote is a remote control for your Windows Phone that remote controls Windows Media Player or iTunes on your Desktop PC or Laptop - anywhere in your apartment!
No matter you're having a party, taking a bath or just relaxing on your sofa - 1-2-Remote puts the music in your hands
Imagine using your PC to control the applications loaded on your mobile device. Hands-free calling or setting up a mobile device would be so simple!
Imagine no more! Enter True Connect, a giant leap forward for Windows Mobile devices
Real-time Control and Display
Both mobile and computer screen have been synchronized and therefore they are one in the same
Using a mouse or keyboard to operate on computer screen is just like using a stylus pen or keyboard working on the phone
Pocket Controller-Enterprise allows organizations to remotely manage and support mobile devices from a central location. With Pocket Controller-Enterprise you can now provide your mobile field force with with real-time mission critical support anytime and anywhere
The Srego CE ToolPack provides a set of utilities for the Windows desktop to manipulate a connected Windows CE or Windows Mobile device. All of the utilities are command-line tools that are run on the desktop (not the device)
