Smartione is a very nice little application that allows you to tweak and configure your Smartphone from your PC. Smartione allows you to view system information, transfer images and video, convert RSS feeds to HTML, edit your phones registry, explore databases, tweak various aspects of the interface, and organize your start menu, all from your PC
Small application built for Windows Mobile and Windows Smartphone that allows the end-user to access hidden settings and common tweaks to the operating system. MobileConfig allows the user to customize the "tweaks" and publish them for other users to download and use.
This is the intial release that I made on my web site at http://www.infinityball.com
MortScript interprets a (quite) simple batch language. If you know .bat files in DOS or shell scripts: it's something like that. Its focus is to remote control or launch other applications, not to write real applications. I.e., you can't do complex dialogs or graphics with it
MobiReg is a small registry editor which supports supports creating and editing of string, binary, DWord (32-bit), QWord (64-bit), multi-string and expandable-string data types.
Additionally to that, there is support for both Smartphone (Windows Mobile Classic) and Pocket PC (Windows Mobile Professional) platform in single executable
MortScript interprets a (quite) simple batch language. If you know .bat files in DOS or shell scripts in *nix: it’s something like that. Its focus is to remote control or launch other applications, not to write real applications. It’s more an hacker tool without a nifty interface, you have to write your scripts with any text editor
Mobile Registry Editor-application that can be used to edit the registry of your Pocket PC or Smartphone (Windows Mobile device).
With it you can remotely edit the registry using your desktop keyboard and mouse as opposed to using your stylus/keypad on your PDA or phone
Forgotten that registry change you made last week that you really wish you'd never made? Not a problem if you made the change with SmartReg. Simply look in the change history list, view the change and then undo it!
