Clue is a uber-popular board game for a good device-less family time. Hasbro has partnered with EA to bring Clue to Windows Mobile. You can find the official app on the Windows Marketplace right on your device.

2-D barcodes can be easily spotted in a lot of product and services in the market today. It’s a key to the information that the developer wants to share with you. Using any Windows Mobile phone that has a camera, you can unlock these information.

Looking to make the most out of your Windows Mobile phone in your maths class? Forget the expensive TI-89 and try SpaceTime 4.0 instead. It’s a free scientific computer in the palm of your hands!

Shopping list will always be useful and will always have a user base because people need to buy things. Whether it’s the weekly grocery or the annual holiday shoppings, it’s good to keep everything in a list.

LiveJournal is still used by a good number of people and can certainly use the mobility that smartphones bring to the plate. The Windows Mobile friendly mobile app has a fairly broad service that allows you to do most of things you can on the browser version.

Clarity Consulting put together a comic reader for Windows Phone 7. Running on a touchscreen PC tablet, the Windows Phone 7 emulator gives glimpses of the very exciting reader.

Windows Mobile is probably the only platform that is still practicing the old art of connecting, uploading and installing your application through your desktop.

Ever wonder who’s tweeting what around you? Is it the best place for lunch or the sudden change in weather? Tweets Near Me uses geological location service on your phone to check and outputs a list of tweets that was broadcast around you.