Kill ActiveSync - This Freeware Application Will Kill The MS ActiveSync Icon From The System Tray and Prevent ActiveSync From Loading Again Until You Run It Again. To Use, when you are done using MS ActiveSync simply run this application and select Kill ActiveSync It will then stop the program from running and prevent it from starting up on next reboot
SSnap - The program takes a snap-shot of the state of PPC that is useful for monitoring of changes on PPC, e.g. those made during installation of programs
Wakeup Tweak - Wakeup Tweak is a little program that corrects a bug that appeared in Windows Mobile 2003 concerning alarms that don't always ring when they should.
Everyone knows now that the PocketPC turns itself on at midnight to execute some maintenance routines, in particular the alarm initialisation
ColorTweaker - Sick of that dirty green color on your HPC's desktop? Change it with ColorTweaker! And change the color of just about anything else you want - buttons, menus, text etc.
Supports color schemes files - save your favourite scheme to a file so that you can reload it later, or start your own collection of color schemes
Restart - Restart is a program designed to quickly power of or reset your Pocket PC. The interface is similar to the XP one.
The Log Off option launch the Pocket PC Password application.
Restart can be launched in the background (with an icon appearing in the Today Screen tray): useful but will use more RAM
Key Guard - Key Guard is a little application that will make sure that the application buttons cannot power the unit on.
Key Guard will place a lock icon on the system tray. When the icon is in the locked position, the keys can only turn off the unit, if already on, and keep the unit off if its already off
Power Countdown - Are you tired of having your Pocket PC accidentally turn on in your pocket and later find the battery has been drained? Well Power Countdown will solve this little nuisance.
Power Countdown is a software based power off with a 5 second timer. Enabling Power Countdown will place an icon in the system tray
PocketConsole - Why should you need a text based console on the Pocket PC?
One point is porting software from other platforms to the Pocket PC. There are still lots of stdio-based programs out there, especially on the Unix platforms
