PPC Utilities: RJV SMS Scheduler

Another great Freeware application is rjvsmsscheduler.
If I can choose, I like making a phone call much better than sending an SMS, but, on some occasions, sending an SMS is the only or best sollution.

This usefull applications does add some extra features to sending SMS.


Description:
A free SMS scheduler with send to group facility for your Pocket PC. Now works with Windows Mobile 6.0 (QVGA and VGA).

Features:
- Unlimited number of scheduled SMS.
- Unlimited recipients (individual contacts and groups).
- Send to Group facilty (scheduled or outright).
- Program doesn't run in the background.
- Schedule resumes even when screen is OFF or after doing a soft reset.
- Notification for each sent message.
- Supports landscape (QVGA) screen mode.
- Accepts Mobile No. not in phonebook (just type it in the search box then click Done).
- SMS Vote Sender.
- Best of all it's FREE!!!

PPC Utilities: Phone Timer

Turn on and off your phone automatic at set times.

Description:
Phone timer is a simple application to trun on/off GSM on schedule. Turning off the GSM function is the same as activating your "Flight mode". You can setup your weekly schedule for each day and get a nice sleep each night without having to remember turning on your phone in the morning.

A small and easy to use Freeware application.

Links:

• On FreewarePPC.com

PPC Utilities: Kick-Off

Since a few years, I am using a Pocket PC device. Later, the caller function (gsm) was added, so that now, your phone can act as a small Personal Computer.

One of the things I like a lot about the Windows Mobile phones, is the possibility to customize the phone, add programs and functions, change the layout and so on...

The next few weeks, I will be posting about programs I use and their benefits and functionalities.

You can find a lot of free (Freeware) PPC utilities on the next these websites:

• xda-developers.com
  
• FreewarePPC.com
• airfagev.com

Later on, I will be discussing some programs in detail.

PS: I first had a Dell Axim, then a QTEK 9100 & am now using a HTC TyTN II