May 11 Do You Play Vexed?
Found in:Palm, Software, Freeware, PocketPC,

Do you have a Palm? Have you ever played Vexed? Maybe now is the time to try it out!

Vexed is another puzzle game. Powered by your wits and stylus you will unite similar blocks to make them disappear level after level after level. This is a quite challenging game best suited for those time at the office when your boss is giving you hard times, for board meetings you simply can’t get out of, for boring Thanksgiving dinners and for uncomfortable silences during a friendly arranged blind date.


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May 10 Palm Application for Young Doctors
Found in:Freeware, Palm, Software,

Are you into medicine? And I really mean that, I am not asking if you are watching your health or not. Are you a med student, an intern or a young physician? If you also happen to own a palm maybe you might be interested in this convenient application called PneumoniaCAP v0.98. It’s designed to walk you through the management of Community Acquired Pneumonia according to the American Thoracic Society’s 2007 guideline.


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May 09 Yahoo! Go 3.0 Beta Released With a Twist
Found in:Freeware, Software, Windows Mobile,,

What is the twist you ask? Quite simple, yahoo is releasing the Yahoo! Go 3.0 Beta for Windows mobile! I wonder how all this cooperation with Microsoft is working out after the break up. And the break up was all the more tougher as they were never together. Ironic right? Think of the times Yahoo! Go was available only for Symbian phones and Microsoft wasn’t in their future…

No matter if Yahoo becomes a part of Microsoft or not, they have released this beta and you can try it if you are one dedicated Yahoo user like me. I’d try it to see exactly what it ads to my smart phone although I must admit Yahoo isn’t to me what it was before Google entered my life with all their tweaks. Yahoo! Go 3.0 is a 2.5MB freeware program easy to download and customized. I hear it looks good but I don’t exactly know how useful. A phone’s primary object is in fact talking on it. I let my PC do the e-mail/browsing thing.
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May 02 How to Make Your Own Freeware
Found in:Symbian, Freeware,

Great applications are no good if people don't know it exists. Here's a quick guide on getting started with mobile application development, and choosing the best path to reach the most users:

Step 1: Choose your platform.
Most applications run on the S60 platform - built on Symbian OS - that powers most Nokia devices (and some LG and Samsung devices as well). Given that there are now more than 150 million devices using S60, it makes sense to build applications that work with this platform. Developers can work in C++ (using native Symbian OS APIs and a subset of the POSIX standard libraries provided by Open C), the Java™ language (using MIDP 2.0 with an extensive range of additional JSRs), Flash Lite from Adobe, and Python.

Step 2: Setup your development environment
Forum Nokia (http://forum.nokia.com) is a good place to start setting up a development environment. There, you can download a suite of development tools known as Carbide. Carbide is ideally suited for C++ and Java developers, and can be downloaded as a stand-alone development tool, or plugged into Visual Studio.

Step 3: Learn from tutorials, code snippets, and best practices
As one of the largest developer communities, Forum Nokia holds a wealth of information for developers of all levels. Besides an active forum and code sharing, official "Learning Paths" are also available to provide a guided self-learning approach, covering areas such as security, building GUIs, and more.

As a community of more than three million, Forum Nokia is a resource for anyone who wants to learn the ins and outs of mobile development. While there are great resources to be had from just browsing the site, membership (it's free) is recommended to get the most value from this site.

Get started here.


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Apr 30 Play Free Greedy Penguins action game on your mobile
Found in:Games, Freeware, Pocket PC, Smartphone, Symbian,

Greedy Penguins is is an completely free action game for windows mobile pocket pc, smartphones and symbian powered phones. The purpose of this game is to jump down through an infinite shaft of platforms,try not to fall off the screen and get coins as more as possible.

Move the penguins with the arrow keys, moving from platform to platform. "Life" decreases when you touch the pillards, but you can recover the "life" gauge by eating fish. Multiplayer mode will request you getting more coins than your competitor.


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Apr 22 3 Cool Themes for Your Symbian phone from Taieb
Found in:Themes, Symbian, Freeware,

If you have Symbian phone and download themes from the net you have probably heard the name of Taieb. But if you haven't - he is one of the best designer of themes for Symbian S60 3rd edition phones. Below I will show you 3 very cool his themes available for free download at Symbian Freeware site.


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Apr 16 Enhance your existing WiFi management software with WeFi
Found in:WiFi, Freeware, Pocket PC,

WeFi is new software for windows mobile pocket pc devices which purpose is to improve your wireless connection options. It enhances your existing WiFi management software with a more powerful connection tool.

The WeFi software automatically detects and qualifies all WiFi access points within range and connects you to the spot with the best Internet connection. If the WeFi software detects a new access point, it allows you to be the first to map it. WeFi also provides you with Instant Messaging tools, Allowing you to create a buddy list, and to see where your friends are currently connected.


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Apr 10 Today screen clocks
Found in:Pocket PC, Software, Freeware,

Knowing whats the time is an essential for every mobile user, but using the default Windows Mobile today screen date and time plugin is not always giving us the complete time information we need, plus that its really small and not very readable from distance. Of course most of the new HTC WM6 devices comes equipped with the popular HTC home plugin, which is great but also it consumes alot of memory so if you want your device to run fast and smooth you may consider using liter today screen clock.

In this article we will review three freeware solutions for displaying the current date and time on your today screen. The first one is the so called Pocket Digital Clock. It looks similar to the HTC home but its very lightweight and supports custom skins.


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Apr 02 Free Twobile Twitter client for Windows Mobile Available
Found in:Freeware, Pocket PC, Communication,

I am very pleased to introduce you one very nice Pocket PC client for Twitter. With the rise of Twitter users and the increase in the adoption of Windows Mobile devices around the world, the need for a client that allows those Windows Mobile users to utilize as many of the features of Twitter as possible without needing to be at a desktop computer increased as well. And as the rates for mobile Internet access and the surcharges incurred by mobile providers for SMS messages increased, the need for a full-featured, yet simple-to-use, client presented itself as a need. And even though Twitter provides a web-based interface for mobile devices, its functionality was not as robust as those found on the desktop-version of the web interface. Thus, Twobile was born!

Twobile directly connects to Twitter and all transactions are performed between your Windows Mobile device and the Twitter service.

For more information and downloads go to Freeware Pocket PC site.

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Mar 25 iContact gets update
Found in:Pocket PC, Software, Freeware, Windows Mobile, WM6,

Since the iPhone came alive everyone want to have this finger controls, even the Windows Mobile users stated to dream about the touch functions of the iPhone. Operating your contacts is one of the most common action for every mobile phone user and for sure doin it with your finger is fun. After the FunContacts applications that we have presented you, we will try to show you it's alternative in the freeware space. Meet the iContact which get updated to version 0.5 some days ago. iContact is a simple contacts applications for your Windows Mobile device which will help you scroll your contact list in iPhone style by sliding down your finger in the screen! It's really amazing and if you get used to it iContact could be one of your everyday apps. The app is very basic, it only lists contacts in scrollable list. Use it for accessing your contacts by scrolling the list with fingers, similar to iPhone. Just tap, drag and release. To select a contact, just tap and release, and standard contact details dialog should appear.

Here are the update Description for v0.5:

- iContact should now be visible in task managers
- added application icon
- alphabet grid can be shown by clicking on ABC button. It stays shown until letter is selected, or you tap on an empty space
- little bit more usefull "Details" screen.

You can download iContact here
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