Additional Software for Your Pocket PC

It used to be the newest iPod, the newest Blackberry, and the newest PalmPilot would take the nation by storm, nowadays it's Pocket PCs. The unbelievability of having a large amount of storage, mobile Internet browsing, and a variety of different software and tools available on something as small as the original Blackberry has taken the nation by storm.

There's a variety of different downloadable software that you can apply to your own personal Pocket PC. Not only does it come with a variety of applications already installed on it, but also its ability to expand its memory with memory cards, allows you to put whatever you'd like on your own Pocket PC.

Some of the software available is from Ant Mobile, called FlashAssist. This particular software allows you to open an SWS files without using any type of scrollbar. Normal cost for this additional software for your Pocket PC is about $15 and going down all the time.

Ruksun Software offers you a messenger service that can actually link in with other IM networks such as Yahoo, MSN, ICQ and AOL. Called Odigo Messenger, this software is running approximate $25, and again, decreasing it cost over time.

If you enjoy studying the Bible while away from your desktop PC, ASV from Olive Tree has designed pocket Bible software including hyperlinking, bookmarks, and even highlighting.

River Solutions, and Mobile Administrator offers you the ability to control computers that are hooked through the Internet. All through your Pocket PC. This means you can connect with your desktop PC or your Pocket PC and is free downloadable software.

There are plenty of gaming software applications that you can purchase and there are a variety of free and trial download games available. Gaming is a big reason many people own Pocket PCs. A great way to spend downtime while you're waiting for the bus, at the doctors office, or anywhere else that you just have to sit and wait. Freeware websites offer plenty of games that you can download direct to your Pocket PC, or have a memory card especially for games so it doesn't take up quite as much memory.

When it comes to downloadable software, make a few good decisions. Take a look at what you'll use in your job, school or career, and how much RAM you actually have an your Pocket PC. Purchase additional memory cards for all of the software that you're not going to use on a regular basis and store it in your Pocket PC bag. This way, you'll be able to download all of the software you desire without eating up memory with software you don't use every day on your Pocket PC.