Here's some more freeware goodies I discovered for the Pocket PC after wasting several weekends searching.
Agile Messenger - neat piece of free software that allows you to connect to MSN, Yahoo, AOL, and some others I don't remember using the Pocket PC. It also has a nifty Today screen component that tells you how many of your buddies are online and also if you have any email on any of these services.
nPOP - this freeware allows you to check your POP3 email and also send outgoing email using SMTP. Pretty fast and optimized for Pocket PC (I can single tap to select hordes of spam that I receive and then mark them for deletion). It also has an icon next to the taskbar (or whatever they call the place where it shows the wifi and bluetooth status) that allows you to quickly check for new email etc.
sshCE - this is not freeware but I couldn't get PocketPutty to work on my Axim so I had to settle for this. sshCE allows you to connect to remote servers using the SSH protocol. Its useful for mostly for network administrators (or if you would like to show off geeky software on your Pocket PC).
Other than this I'm also exploring Mercora. A sort of a public webcasting network that legally allows you to listen and time-shift music that is not from up and coming artists. They have a small fee monthly if you want unlimited access but the free membership allows you to listen for up to 1 hour a day, so thats probably about 10 songs a day for free.
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