WIFI Remote Access Basic - This free application will allow you to explore the content of your Windows Phone directly from your computer, through a WIFI connection without installing any client software on the computer!
All you need is to open your web browser, and type the IP address of your mobile phone (which is displayed on your phone screen)
"WiFi Storage" can change your mobile device to be a wireless disk. As long as you have Wi-Fi wireless network, you can: * Upload or download files to your mobile device by browsers in your computer (even in another mobile device)
WIFITemperatures - WIFITemperatures is a battery temperature monitor for Windows Mobile.
The app detects when the temperature exceeds the preset threshold and powers off the WiFi.
When the temperature is back at a normal level, the WiFi is turned on again
Quick Links are okay, but you can not have a quicklink for everything. Or are you just conservative and want to have a launching tool on your PPC? WiMoRun enables you to run programs typing in their name or a keyword. You can start all executable applications within the whole device. With the T9 panel you can choose your apps even faster
Winamp Remote is a tool that allows your Pocket PC to control Winamp music player using a wireless connection (like Bluetooth or WiFi).
This is a client-server application, the client runs on Pocket PC and the server on a Windows PC
WinCE iSCSI Initiator - KernSafe Free Windows Mobile and CE iSCSI Initiator enables connection to a computer that is running any iSCSI SAN like iStorage Server from any Windows CE based devices, such as: WinCE Embedded device and Windows Mobile, in order to connect to iSCSI Target storage over Wi-Fi, 3G or 4G network
Windows Media Center - Remote Control - the software uses VMC Controller to connect to Windows Media Center, enabling basic control of the following functions, as well as displaying media info.
Because there seems to be no simple, functional and easy to use remote control for windows media center on windows mobile devices out there, I've decided to build my own
Windows Mobile 7-like Gestures - A highly experimental app that uses the accelerometer and ambient light sensor to handle gesture events.
You can see the application in action here
The Microsoft Windows Mobile Device Center enables you to set up new partnerships, synchronize content and manage music, pictures and video with Windows Mobile powered devices (Windows Mobile 2003 or later)
