hey guyz can som1 tell me good ,usefull,fun,etc...software games and stuff for my pocket pc wm5 ...thx?

iam looking for some excellent softwares games and stuff for my pocket windows mobile 5 if som1 knows any excellent stuff plz post it here …i just bought my pda so i want to install alot of excellent stuff….hope i would find excellent anserws on yahoo ..this is my 1st question …thx

Answer by BD
www.zdnet.com

Answer by CHIT-TOWN BOYZ
http://www.freewareppc.com/games/games.shtml

http://www.pocketgamer.org/homeindex.php

Answer by Joe
have a look here http://www.1800pocketpc.com

I would recomend to start off with these

http://www.1800pocketpc.com/2008/02/28/pocketcm.html

http://www.1800pocketpc.com/2008/03/24/call-firewall-sms-blocker-ver-14.html

http://www.1800pocketpc.com/2008/03/18/s2p-032-slide2play-pocketpc-wmamp3-player.html

http://www.1800pocketpc.com/2008/03/13/s2v-v035-slide2view.html

http://www.1800pocketpc.com/2008/02/28/s2u2-v099p.html

http://www.1800pocketpc.com/2008/03/23/ifonz-096-have-the-iphone-interface-on-the-pocketpc.html

http://www.1800pocketpc.com/2008/02/29/itask-0925.html

hope these helps

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I despise macs


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thats my trusty iBook G4. I’m a mac user. So, no flames please!

I despise Macs
Charlie Brooker
Monday February 5, 2007
Guardian
www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/tale/0,,2006031,00.html

Unless you have been walking around with your eyes closed, and your head encased in a block of concrete, with a blindfold tied round it, in the dark – unless you have been doing that, you surely can’t have failed to notice the current Apple Macintosh campaign starring David Mitchell and Robert Webb, which has taken over magazines, newspapers and the internet in a series of brutal coordinated attacks meant at causing massive loss of resistance. While I don’t have anything against unabashed promotion per se (after all, within these very brackets I’m promoting my own BBC4 show, which starts tonight at 10pm), there is something infuriating about this particular blitz. In the ads, Webb plays a Mac while Mitchell adopts the mantle of a PC. We know this because they say so right at the start of the ad.
"Ciao, I’m a Mac," says Webb.

"And I’m a PC," adds Mitchell.

They then perform a small comic vignette meant at highlighting the differences between the two computers. So in one, the PC has a "nasty virus" that makes him sneeze like a plague victim; in another, he keeps freezing up and having to reboot. This is a subtle way of saying PCs are unreliable. Mitchell, before I forget, is wearing a nerdy, conservative suit throughout, while Webb is dressed in laid-back contemporary casual wear. This is a subtle way of saying Macs are cool.

The ads are adapted from a near-identical American campaign – the only difference is the use of Mitchell and Webb. They are a logical choice in one sense (everyone likes them), but a curious choice in another, since they are best known for the television series Peep Show – probably the best sitcom of the past five years – in which Mitchell plays a repressed, overanxious underdog, and Webb plays a selfish, self-regarding poseur. So when you see the ads, you reckon, "PCs are a bit rubbish yet ultimately lovable, whereas Macs are just smug, preening tossers." In additional words, it is a devastatingly accurate campaign.

I despise Macs. I have always despised Macs. I despise public who use Macs. I even despise public who don’t use Macs but sometimes wish they did. Macs are glorified Fisher-Price activity centres for adults; computers for scaredy cats too nervous to learn how proper computers work; computers for public who earnestly judge in feng shui.

PCs are the ramshackle computers of the public. You can build your own from scratch, then customise it into oblivion. Sometimes you have to slap it to make it work properly, just like the Tardis (Doctor Who, before I forget, would beyond doubt use a PC). PCs have charm; Macs ooze pretense. When I sit down to use a Mac, the first business I reckon is, "I despise Macs", and then I reckon, "Why has this rubbish aspirational ornament only got one mouse button?" Losing that second mouse button feels like losing a limb. If the ads were really honest, Webb would be permanent there with one arm, struggling to open a packet of peanuts while Mitchell fluently tore his apart with both hands. But then, if the ads were really honest, Webb would be dressed in unbelievably po-faced avant-garde clothing with a gigantic glowing apple on his back. And instead of conducting a proper conversation, he would be repeatedly congratulating himself for looking so cool, and banging on about how he was going to use his new mainframe to write a novel, without ever getting round to doing it, like a mediocre idiot.

Cue 10 years of nasal bleating from Mac-likers who profess to like Macs not because they are fashionable, but because "they are just better". Mac owners often sneer that kind of defence back at you when you mock their silly, posturing contraptions, because in doing so, you have inadvertently place your fiddle with on the dark dread haunting their feeble, quivering soul – that in some sense, they are a superficial semi-person assembled from packaging; an infinitely sad, second-rate replicant who doesn’t really know what they are doing here, but feels vaguely significant and creative each time they stare at their shiny designer machine. And the more skillfully constructed and wittily argued their defence, the more terrified and wounded they secretly are.

Up your sleeve from crowing about sartorial differences, the adverts also make a huge deal about PCs life associated with "work stuff" (Boo! Offices! Boo!), as different to Macs, which are apparently better at "fun stuff". How insecure is that? And how inaccurate? Better at "fun stuff", my arse. The only way to have fun with a Mac is to poke its insufferable owner in the eye. For proof, stroll into any decent games shop and cast your eye over the exhaustive range of cutting-edge computer games available exclusively for the PC, then compare that with the sort of rubbish you get on the Mac. Myst, the most pompous and dull videogame of all time, a plodding, dismal "adventure" in which you wandered around solving tedious puzzles in a rubbish magic kingdom apparently modelled on pretentious album covers, originated on the Mac in 1993. That same year, the first shoot-’em-up game, Doom, was unrestricted on the PC. This tells you all you will ever need to know about the Mac’s relationship with "fun".

Ultimately the campaign’s largest flaw is that it perpetuates the notion that consumers somehow "define themselves" with the technology they choose. If you really judge you need to pick a mobile phone that "says something" about your personality, don’t bother. You don’t have a personality. A mental illness, maybe – but not a personality. Of course, that hasn’t stopped me slagging off Mac owners, with a series of sweeping generalisations, for the past 900 words, but that is what the ads do to PCs. Besides, that’s what we PC owners are like – unreliable, idiosyncratic and gleefully unfair. And if you’ll excuse me now, I feel an unexpected crash coming.

This week: Charlie watched some episodes of Larry Sanders (on his PC). He played the customised Fawlty Towers map for Counterstrike (on his PC). He listened to the Windows startup jingle every 10 minutes as his PC repeatedly rebooted itself.

I have a treo 750 with windows mobile 5. 240×240 touch screen

Answer by Angel
See the later links…

BTW, upgrade to windows mobile 6…

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