Finally, Microsoft has released a Facebook application for Windows Mobile devices. The app has been getting some hype built on leaked/ripped versions since a while. I’ve been beta-testing this application (v 0.0.8.0) since last year and have been impressed.

MP3 Alarm.NET is a simple WinMo utility that allows you to set your own music as your alarm. So, you can move forward from the default alarm sounds and configuration.

CleanRAM is a neat and useful utility which helps you to clean up the unutilized RAM memory without having to restart your WinMo device.

ceSnipURL is a simple one screen utility that allow us to shorten long URLs for use on Twitter, or with SMSes where number of characters are limited. ceSnipURL is developed by Vince Koser, who’s also developed ceTwit, a Twitter client for WinMo.

Ever fancied drawing directly on the touch screen of your WinMo? Just like the classic MS Paint application bundled with Microsoft Windows on a PC, and hugely popular amongst kids and adults. PDAcraft’s Paint is a simple drawing tool to create drawings, enhancing the desktop experience because you can directly draw using the stylus.

There can be never too many of Twitter client applications for your WinMo! Twikini, currently in public beta, offers a powerful and efficient way to use Twitter on your Windows Mobile devices. There are some new innovations and thought process gone into its development, and further releases of the app would be exciting.

Slick is a multi-protocol IM client for Windows Mobile devices, like a zillion others. It allows you to chat with your contacts in different IM networks. Slick, currently in active development, is available as a free public alpha release.

  Loudtalks Lite (previously known as free Loudtalks), the free push-to-talk for PC and Windows Mobile devices, is the fastest way to communicate online. You don’t need to type or call — just push the button/key and speak.

When you are on your desk, the best way to use your phone is through your PC. It’s convenient and fast using the desktop mouse and keyboard. It is also useful for presenting a mobile app or service through a projector.

When Joe Chiu shared this brilliant app with me (amongst other Microsoft folks), I thought we need to share this with other WinMo enthusiasts and users. So, after several mails to-and-fro between us, and amazing support from Joe, I’m glad to announce the public release of FeedMe. FeedMe is a lightweight and neat RSS/podcast/photostream client [...]