Taking photos on Windows Mobile devices has been marketed for a long time. But how to effectively browse and view these photos and any other photos you have has been another thing. The built in read more

One important facet of any Personal Digital Assistant, beyond the ability to display information in a meaningful way, is to enable the user to capture information in the simplest and quickest way read more

All Windows Mobile devices come with an elementary photo viewer that leaves much to be desired. A new company called BitBank software hopes to address the problem with the release of PQV, which read more

Oh, you can claim to be a Pocket PC SUPER User if you like, but if you are still using old-tech such as a legal pad to take notes with, you are still swimming in the kiddy pool. And crossing that read more

ThemeMaker McDeb is very easy to use. It places everything you need to see on a single screen. It provides program controls both in menus and in control buttons so you can work with the program in the read more

Arc Second, Inc. is one of the leading developers of handheld CAD (Computer Aided Drawing) software. Their PocketCAD Pro is geared toward the professional, as indicated by the pricepoint. Alas, read more

Despite the plethora of note taking applications for the Pocket PC, we have never found a worthy replacement for a regular pad of paper. Until now note taking was all business. Even with great read more

Pocket Controller Pro allows you to give presentations from your PDA, record video and macros of your PDA actions, offers tools to monitor your systems performance, memory and files, and allows read more

The eCAMit is designed to be remotely monitored. All you need is a public IP address to make your camera accessible anywhere, via the Internet. This improves the eCAMit's already adequate ability to read more

A Pocket PC device and Digital Photos seem to be a perfect fit. Unfortunately, the built-in Photo Viewing tools of Windows Mobile have been disappointing. So is SplashPhoto a pretty picture? Read on read more

Resco has been very proactive about supporting Windows Mobile 2003, Second Edition. Nearly all of the Resco products are SE-compatible, version 5.0 of Photo Viewer among them. Their support for read more

Everything Imageer does, it does well. It is a really solid application, that does everything you would want it to do - whether you are someone who works with a lot of images on your Pocket PC, or read more

Photo Contacts is meant to offer users of any Pocket PC OS a nice graphical/photo based solution for organizing their contacts and seamlessly dialing if you own a Pocket PC Phone Edition. Although read more