AmazonIt! helps you shop. Ever see an item on the shelf that looks interesting, but you wonder
A) if you can find it cheaper online?
B) if it's any good?
That's where AmazonIt! comes in. Using AmazonIt!, you can scan a product's UPC or EAN barcode, and see its Amazon.com price and ratings
F1 2010 Mobile Formula 1 2010 information straight on your Windows Mobile Pocket PC or SmartPhone with update function in ten different languages. Race results can be filled in manually or by using the build-in update function.
Update V3.9
Results: GP Canada 2010
F1 2010 Mobile has a small memory footprint runs on CF.NET 2
PizzaGoogling uses the GPS on your PocketPC to find the top 50 closest local Pizza shops sorted via GPS distance. Tap the button to start the GPS and when you get a lock tap on it to view the list of local Pizza Shops. The GPS maps and business search service is provided by Google
DrugSMSer can be used to order drugs from a drug dealer via SMS. Enter a list of dealers and SMS phone numbers and when you want to make a purchase select the dealer and drug type and amount and then 'order'. The drug order will be sent via SMS
PocketShopping is a totally free shopping list software for Windows Mobile devices. It allows you to maintain a master list of products you buy on a regular basis.
· Finger-friendly user interface with smart scrolling, gestures and animation effects, similar to iPhone applications.
· Group the products by shop and by category
SightReader is simple yet fun PocketPC/SmartPhone application which can help you to learn sight reading. It features a 60-key configurable keyboard with sound. There are three running mode: Learning, Practice and Game. In learning mode, you click on keyboard. The matching note will be displayed on the staff
CineActus-CinéActu's for Windows Phone (France). This is my latest creation. For those who want to have information of their favorite films in a single click! 1.01 version that fixes bugs :
After stopping the application, it remained in memory and impéchait to restart.
Crashing in search of the city
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