SQLite Viewer SQLite Viewer - SQLite Viewer is an open source application written with Basic4ppc that allows you to explore SQLite databases on the device. It also handles embedded images and binary data. It can be very useful when working with SQL databases
SprintDB Pro Desktop Companion The SprintDB Pro Desktop Companion allows you to develop your SprintDB Pro Pocket PC applications on your Desktop or Notebook PC with SprintDB Pro version 4.x
RViewer This is an application for you to view the icons found in EXE/DLL/CPL files
SilverlightRun Sample SilverlightRun Sample - This is an app that demonstrates SilverlightRun (SR) for Windows Phone, which is a free toolkit that I (halllo) use to start off coding faster. This app demos some features of it like for example easy tombstoning, zooming, view model location and container flipping
TouchWM APR 29 TouchWM is a touch-friendly SDK/Framework for developers, meant to be as fast as possible since it is hardware accelerated by OpenGL (based on OpenGLES wrapper made by Koush).
TouchWM is currently just a proof of concept and CPU/GPU benchmark
"emUnix Reference" for Pocket PC 2002 / 2003 "emUnix Reference" is made compatible with Windows mobile edition 2003 devices.
The modified new version of emUnix Reference is now available with more commands.
emUnixReference will be of inestimable help to all unix programmers, never mind even if you are beginner.
emUnixReference show list of UNIX commands with explanation
SecureTrial SecureTrial allows developers to create fully-functional trial versions of their .NET Compact Framework applications. When you add SecureTrial to your C#.NET or Visual Basic .NET program, users are given a trial period during which to evaluate the program
Handy DOS Reference for PPC2002 Handy DOS Reference for PPC2002 - The Handy DOS Reference is a very useful tool for any DOS programmer. You can get rid of the agony of remembering all DOS commands.
Each DOS Command is explained with its syntax. This feature will be handy for Students and Novice programmers