SmartProtect helps you track and recover your phone once stolen or lost.
Features includes:
1. A Thief or Lost Prevention Software with SMS Auto-Responder and GPS Capability created for Windows Mobile Devices.
2
OtM-Blogger (On-the-Move Blogger) - On-the-Move Blogger is a software written in C#/MFC that allows blogs to be written offline on Windows Mobile phones and the content to be uploaded to Blogger web page once the internet connection is available.
The software has two version: Free version & Human-ware version
Boopsie - Boopsie uses a Smart Prefix search - which means you only have to type the first few letters of words instead of the whole word. So, searching Wikipedia for ''Desperate Housewives'' is as easy as typing ''des hou''.
Boopsie uses a category search combined with keywords
Email Triage - Once installed, this extension adds a new menu item to the Outlook Mobile inboxes on Windows Mobile devices.
The extension adds two new menu items to Outlook Mobile: "Move to Tasks" and "Move to Calendar"
oldSAP SMSer is an application that allows you to send SMS to multiple contacts.
How To:
- type your message on the first box. if you want the name of your contact to appear in your message, just type in @@@ where you want the name to appear inside the message
InternetAlerterer allows you to create website categories and place a list of website URLs into the categories with a list of keyword alerts. Select 'Sync' from the toolbar and the program will download all webpages and check the webpage text for the keyword(s). If the word is in the text then the program highlights the entry
InventoryRSSed allows you to categorize your stores inventory with notes and convert the inventory categories to a single RSS sheet and FTPs the RSS feed to a FTP server
NewsMSNBCing is a categorized database of the RSS news feeds on the MSNBC website with offline/online webpage viewer. Select the category and tap on it to download the RSS feed and view in the viewer with a link to the webpage. Tap on the story link button to view the mobile MSNBC.com webpage
