TasksGPSer allows you to create date/time stamped tasks based on your current GPS. When you get a GPS lock then you can create a text task for the area. The program has a full featured file explorer that displays the tasks in order of distance from your current GPS. The map service is provided by Google
mySearch is a location-aware search application that uses Microsoft Bing to return results based on your current position. Just enter in your search term and press the search button to return location specific results!
If your device has HTC's G-Sensor service then simply orient the screen for landscape or portrait mode
SMSGPSer allows you to create SMS contact number '.pgps' links and dial them via GPS distance. Select 'Start GPS' to get a GPS lock and create a new '.pgps' phone number. The program displays the distance between each GPS point and your current GPS. Tap on the link to start the built in SMS composer
TravelIntersections uses the GPS on your PocketPC to find your current latitude/ longitude/ speed and altitude and looks up the GPS profile for it on the GeoNames.org website. Tap the button to start the GPS and when you get the lock tap the button again to view the GPS profile. This service is provided by GeoNames
PoliceGoogler uses the GPS on your PocketPC to find the 50 closest police services 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 police services. You can also dial the numbers. The GPS maps and pig search service is provided by Google
OziExplorerCE - OziExplorerCE is moving map software for mobile devices. It uses raster map images which are either scanned or purchased in digital format. It allows you to track your position received from a GPS on a map (moving map)
BankGoogler uses the GPS on your PocketPC to find the 50 closest banks (ATMs) 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 banks. You can also dial the bank. The GPS maps and bank search service is provided by Google
