Tested software for Windows Mobile 2003

operating-system · driver · Windows · Game Boy

DISCLAIMER: I do not own any of the following software. All of them are available on their original web pages or distributed on different pages so that people can continue to download them. This is just a compilation of all those programs and emulators that work perfectly. Device on which the programs have been tested: PDA model: Acer N10 2003 CPU: PXA225 300MHz ARM RAM: 64MB OS ver: WM2003 4.20.1081 (Build 13100) ActiveSync4.5: This program must be installed on Windows XP and allows the connection between your personal computer and the PDA, thus being able to transfer data, install programs and even provide internet. MyMobiler1.2.5: This program must be installed on Windows XP and it installs it on the PDA. It allows you to control the PDA remotely from your personal computer in addition to taking screenshots. It requires ActiveSync for its operation. PocketGnuBoy: Gameboy and GameBoy color emulator. There are several versions of Gnuboy for PDA but many have performance problems unlike this one. It is installed on the PDA via activesync. PocketNester: Fully functional NES emulator. It is installed on the PDA via activesync. PocketNesterPlus: The interface and icon of this PocketNester does not fit with WM2003 but you can use it if the previous one gives you problems when configuring the controls. In my case I really liked the normal PocketNester but the controls were not assigned well, so I used this one to make the configuration and then be able to play normally on the other one. No need to install, just drag the executable to the PDA PocketPutty: PocketPC version of the famous Putty that allows you to communicate with other devices via SSH, telnet, serial, etc. No need to install, just drag the executable to the PDA. PocketIRC: IRC client that allows you to talk with people from all over the world. To install it you have to run the .cab inside the PDA. Opera Mini: Browser that allows the user to access and view HTTPS web pages. To install it you have to run the .cab inside the PDA. TCPMP: Media player with more options than Windows Media and that supports more video and audio formats/codecs. In theory it has better performance as well. To install it you have to run the .cab inside the PDA. SimCity 2000: It is installed on the PDA via activesync. Ambicom wl100c-cf driver: Driver to be able to use said card and have 802.11b connectivity. I highly recommend this card because it does not have any problems today unlike the DCF-660W which for some reason is unable to display/connect to many routers. It is installed on the PDA via activesync.