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  1. On my Windows Mobile 2003SE I use: by hunte · · Score: 1 · on Useful Applications for Smartphone?

    On my Windows Mobile 2003SE I use:

    - CAB Installer: you can select where install programs
    - GSPlayer: Simply audio player for Pocket PC
    - Mozilla Minimo: web browser
    - Opera for windows mobile: web browser
    - TCPMP: media player
    - Total Commander: file manager
    - Vbar: task manager
    - WiFiFoFum2: the best WiFi scanner and war driving software for Pocket PC
    - PocketPuTTY: ssh access
    - .NET VNC: VNC viewer

    I will suggest also a daily visit :) to this great website: FreeCABs (Your Link to Free PPC Software which can be installed without a PC connection)

  2. How to get Linux on any PPC by Prophetic_Truth · · Score: 1 · on Dell Axim X50 Running Linux

    PocketPutty

  3. Re:I already have a small SSH device by biglig2 · · Score: 5, Informative · on OpenBSD Up & Running on Sharp Zaurus

    Who doesn't have a fully capable ssh client in their shirt pocket?

    PuTTY works on Symbian S60 and S90 and QIC and PPC and lots of other things, as does Mochasoft.

    ssh for blackberry is at http://www.needtext.net/shell/index.jsp

    ssh for palmos is at http://www.sealiesoftware.com/pssh/

    ssh for native Sharp Zaurus (i.e. without replacing the OS) is at http://www.killefiz.de/zaurus/showdetail.php?app=1 035

    ssh for Pocket PC is at http://pocketputty.duxy.net/viewtopic.php?t=5

    ssh for Symbol industrial handhelds is at http://www.pragmasys.com/HandHeld/industrial_pocke tvt_index.html

    ssh for non-smartphones (i.e. regular phones that have a JVM) is at http://www.idokorro.com/imsshphone.html

    I couldn't find ssh for the Newton, I admit. But that doesn't fit in a shirt pocket.

    Did I miss anything? Anyone ported it to the ipod yet?

  4. Re:Still no usb host by JimmehAH · · Score: 1 · on HP iPAQ hx4705 Reviewed

    XDA Keyboard
    PocketPuTTY
    The XDA from O2.
    The XDA is a PocketPC with a GPRS capable mobile phone built in. Not sure if it's available outside the UK but I'm sure something similar is. I think there may be an iPaq with similar functionality.

    Don't like PocketPCs? Fair enough.
    SSH2 Client for Palm OS 5
    Treo Smartphone.
    The Treo is a smartphone that runs Palm OS 5 (the newer models anyway) and has a built in keyboard that I hear is quite good.

    I'm afraid I don't know what a Twiddler 2 is...
  5. Re:Forgive a curmudgeon, but... by gregduffy · · Score: -1 · on HP iPAQ hx4705 Reviewed

    I actually use my Dell Axim to keep track of course schedules and assignments at my university.

    It's saved my ass many times from "get to class and remember there is an exam" syndrome.

    Also good for using my school's WiFi for e-mail and PocketPutty for SSH access to my server.

  6. Re:but by JofCoRe · · Score: 1 · on Skype Releases PocketPC Version Of VoIP Software

    Yeah, I'll be sure to get that ssh tunnel set up from my Pocket PC right away :)

    Don't know if the commercial SSH apps for Pocket PC support tunnels, but I know that PocketPuTTy doesn't (yet!)...

    Even so, while I agree that SSH tunnels are the coolest thing ever (ok, maybe not EVER, but they are pretty damn cool), I don't know that that is really the best solution for this particular instance... (on a PocketPC, that is)