What are the best Windows Mobile applications? What would you demo?

On Monday we've got a press day around Windows Mobile.  I'm due to give a presentation on both Windows Mobile 6 as well as an application showcase.

I want to show case the coolest/greatest Windows Mobile applications that exist!

So far I've got a short(long)list of:

• Minimixa
• SportsDo
• Slingplayer Mobile
• Business Card Scanner
• Communicator Mobile
• Windows Live Search
• OneNote Mobile
• Microsoft CRM
• Deepfish

So what would you show?  I'd love to get your comments on applications I should demo!

Comments

• Anonymous
  April 12, 2007
  What about some popular business apps like Pocket Informant Rev 3 (which has WM6 support), VoiceMinder?

• Anonymous
  April 12, 2007
  Interesting list! Links to their homepages would have been nice since I had problem finding some in Google. While it's not a Windows Mobile application, I use to show <a href="http://orb.com/">Orb</a> on my WM device when I like to impress people. Orb is a media streamer server that you install on your Windows PC and then you can access all your media from your device. You use Pocket IE to browse your media (The interface looks great, I think it's adapted for PDA) and it plays in Pocket WMP. I can listen to all my music, see all my pictures, play all my videos and recorded TV-programs, I can even see live TV as I have a TV-card and Windows Media Center 2005 on my computer.

• Anonymous
  April 12, 2007
  I would definitely vouch for Newsgator Mobile. One of the best feed readers on the market. There's also TomTom. The true "killer app" for mobiles. And then there's Office Mobile in Windows Mobile 6. Office Mobile totally rocks. Voice Command -- tricky to demo, but still a brilliant application.

• Anonymous
  April 12, 2007
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• Anonymous
  April 12, 2007
  What about Voice Command - it's my MUST HAVE app for my WM phone!

• Anonymous
  April 12, 2007
  my votes: Minimixa Slingplayer Mobile Business Card Scanner Windows Live Search and others: Soapbox Mobile Tom Tom / CoPilot SnagIt Shozu

• Anonymous
  April 12, 2007
  I'm not saying this to be petty, but TCPMP puts the Windows Media Player Mobile to shame. Supports so many formats and is very easy to use. Fizz Weather is pretty good also.

• Anonymous
  April 12, 2007
  What about mindmapping? Since Mindmanager doesn't support mobile devices any longer, pocket mindmap is state of the art - in fact it was long before ;-) full featured test version at http://www.pocketmindmap.com JayDee

• Anonymous
  April 12, 2007
  Seems all the best apps are on here already.  I'd second The Core Player (TCPMP) and Newsgator Go though.

• Anonymous
  April 12, 2007
  miniMIXA - without a shadow of a doubt the best mobile audio tool on the planet. A good spot, Jason! :)

• Anonymous
  April 13, 2007
  I'd suggest MSR Lincoln....it show's some great promise for the future but I'm not sure its a good one to show to the press just yet.

• Anonymous
  April 13, 2007
  I'd show Picsel Browser rather than Deepfish I've tried both.  With Deepfish being pre-beta right now PB is a better demo http://www.picsel.com/index.php/solutions/view/C11/

• Anonymous
  April 13, 2007
  I really like the "NOW" screen" in SPB Mobile Shell.  SPB Mobile Shell helps me use my fat fingers more effeciently.  = )

• Anonymous
  April 13, 2007
  I would consider Worldmate as well: a great tool if you have to book flights which picks up its data from a webservice. That is the power of a good architecture (partially disconnected, will update on demand or when connected through activesync) and good integration (can export flight schedules to your calendar). Jaap

• Anonymous
  April 13, 2007
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• Anonymous
  April 15, 2007
  Live Search NewsBreak eWallet Jeyo OneNote Mobile Communicator Live Messenger Orneta Scissors TomTom

• Anonymous
  April 15, 2007
  For someone like me who is working on the field and must keep track on projects, time spent and expenses TimeTTracker MX2 is a must. So much power in this must have application

• Anonymous
  April 17, 2007
  For demos miniMIXA everytime.  It's just sooooo cool!

• Anonymous
  April 19, 2007
  I was a big fan of Live Search and still use it.   But at the risk of sounding contrary, I would actually include Google Maps.  More at http://www.google.com/gmm It is a downloadable app for Windows Mobile standard and professional, and many of the features are very similar to Msft Live Search.  But the maps and traffic etc seem much better.