New. Exciting. Different. Essential

[MLO]

..is what I'm needing for my Pocket PC. I just picked up a Toshiba e335 a few days ago, after my e310 bit the dust. I'm fairly new to the world of Pocket PC (was a Palm user for several months before making the jump) and so far I'm liking what I see.

Thing is, I'm wondering if there is anything out there that I'm missing. I currently have in rotation the following programs on my handheld: iSilo, MS Reader (for the NIV bible, among other things), PHB Registry Edit, PoQuick (which I haven't even used yet) and eWallet.

Is there some really cool, absolutely essential, you-couldn't-do-without-it-for-a-single-hour, makes-long-lines-go-faster app that I'm missing? If so, feel free to add it here.

MLO

Addendum: I will say that I am horribly deficient in the games department. I tend toward reading on my handheld more than playing games.

[Jimmy Dodd]

I use the Palm Reader a lot for entertainment.

http://www.palmdigitalmedia.com/

HanDBase is useful for keeing track of lots of stuff.

http://www.ddhsoftware.com

You already have the eWallet that I couldn't do without.

MS Pocket Streets has saved me many times as well.

[spursdude]

For your Bible needs, you may want to go with the Olive Tree Bible Reader (http://www.olivetree.com). The reader is free, and they provide a free KJV, NKJV, and NASB free also, I think. It's more powerful than Reader for reading the Bible - you can do searches, direct verse jumps, and other such things.

[AndrewLubinus89]

For your Bible needs, you may want to go with the Olive Tree Bible Reader (http://www.olivetree.com). The reader is free, and they provide a free KJV, NKJV, and NASB free also, I think. It's more powerful than Reader for reading the Bible - you can do searches, direct verse jumps, and other such things.
Ok, it is good to know that they have good Bible reading software for ppcs. In fact I got that exact same software for my palm and like it a lot and didn't think they had it for ppc.