Weather Watcher Mobile is a stable mobile version of the versatile application that can be found on almost everywhere, including browser extensions. The weather report is extremely detail with Now, Hourly, Daily and Detail forecast. It also includes satellite maps or weather alerts.

Craddle Alarm provides an extensive range of options for any need. You can set multiple alarms at different time, with different ringtones and even set up quiz so you had to wake up to snooze your alarm. Anything to make an alarm as effective as possible

Samsung unveiled its own platform bada as well as its affiliate applications on the event.
Here is video and the list of 9 companies and applications.

WeatherBug is a mobile product of the online weather service. It is one of the first applications that we have downloaded through the Windows Marketplace. The application is fairly comprehensive in providing detail weather information including daily weather conditions, multi-day forecast, radar and satellite maps, and more.

Windows Marketplace, the hugely anticipated application store by Windows that was set to launch on October 6th on Windows Mobile 6.5 has been successfully ported to Windows Mobile 6.1. While the resolution may not have been optimized for all devices, the functions worked just fine. We’ve tested it on the Samsung Omnia in this article.

Omniano band while not the perfect piece of Windows Mobile instrument like the Ocarina for iPhone, is by itself a fairly high quality application. HyongaSoft have developed a trio of individual instruments mimicking the precedent on the Samsung Omnia.

Since Windows Mobile Professional emerged with touchscreen functions, we have seen plenty of sliding actions from S2 applications including Slide to Unlock (S2U2), Slide to Play (S2P) and Slide to View (S2V). The Slide2Shutdown, however is developed by Cythrelo from xda-developers with a simple purpose: with a single slide you can either shutdown, restart or turn on the sleep mode on your device.

ZLaunchy utilizes the dialer phone-pad to search through programs on your Windows Mobile devices. I’m calling it a gem in my application collection. For users who have used Quicksilver or Launchy on the desktop, this is a similar application aside from the phonepad and that its on the mobile device.