Off Remote

You can now turn your computers off from your Windows Mobile Device!

This is a beta – so things probably won’t always work as expected.

Features

Compatible with Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7
Compatible with Mac OS 10.5 and later
Password protection
Off, Sleep, Restart, Lock and Hibernate (not all computers can hibernate)
Control any number of computers on your local network.
Simple setup – Off Remote uses the same technology as the iTunes remote to connect over your local network to the helper on your computer.

System Requirements:

Windows Mobile 5.0 or newer (touch and non-touch screen devices supported),
600Kb of free storage memory
Wi-Fi

Off Remote

PowBut

Control your Power Button

Babel Fish Translation:
Description:
Program for control of the button Of power. Device passes into the regime Of unattended with the pushing of the knob vkl/of off, in this case you have to be disconnected the sound, GPS, wifi and other
Is possible to dispose this regime everything in you will be so that switched off (blocking) or it is switch oned (with the pressure KNP. Power device will not be turned off).
Not to experienced users which are not investigated that to what it is not worthwhile to change the list of devices.

System requirements:
WM5/WM6 and cf .net 3.5
It did not experience to 2003.

As the program acts:
In the program are located the buttons “Unattended On” and “Unattended Of off” by them is included this regime, so in the list it is possible to establish to different devices nourishment from 0 to 4.
With the start of the regime Of unattended the button Of power comes into action on other, KPK it does not depart to the regime of the sleep completely, only those devices which you were appointed it.
If that first went not then that the regime Of unattended to open [perezagruziv] KPK.

As to work with the program:
Let us make so that during hearing of music to the button Of power it would be disconnected display, and music continued to play.
We include program, before the change I recommend to preserve initial tuning,
in the list such installations
Default = D0
upt1: = D1
bkl1: = D4
wav1: = D4
and so upt1: I do not know that similar I will leave as is, this bkl1 screen it exactly stands in the regime Of power Of off I leave as is, now this wav1 sound it is also switched off, here there are two versions, either it is simple to move away or to change it.
There is another Default this parameter it answers for all other devices of which no in the list, in me they all are included on.
But if in you it does not cost Defult = D0 that we change wav1 for this we select it we press Edit further into Power of state let us select D0 and [ok].
I simply removed him.
So that the tuning would enter the force we press Replace of registry, t [k] for the regime Of unattended of tuning they are stored in the list program simply it substitutes list, and if you preserved the initial installations nothing terrible not to happen, but some programs which use this regime they can correctly not work.
Now let us press Unattended On in this case it will be included regime, and we can shut program.

PowBut

Battery Guard

Battery Guard is an finger-friendly application that manage powering for each subdevices on PocketPC machine.

Windows Mobile Professional has four main power modes. In the full powered state, usually the device's screen and backlight are on. If you press the power button or don't interact with the device, then after so much time, it either goes into the "unattended" state or the suspended state. The device goes into the unattended state if a program specifies that it needs to continue running. In the unattended state, the device is still running, but the screen and backlight are usually powered down. The user would look at this as being an off state, but the device is still awake. If no programs need to continue running then the device will go into the suspended state. In the suspended state, all of the programs that had been running are still in memory, but they make no progress since the CPU is in a halted state. The final state is the true off state. In fact, there are more than mentioned four states and for each of them (except true power off where everything is power off) you can set subdevices powering mode. DPM can also set current power mode for each subdevice (like camera, gps, usb etc.)

This application should be usefull for someone who want to track what eating battery and make it under control.

Requirements:

Microsoft Windows Mobile Professional 6.1 (should work on WM 6.0 , 5.0, PocketPC 2003)
Microsoft .Net Compact Framework 3.5 (download from Microsoft)

Features
set powering template for each power state of WinMo Professional device
set current power mode for each subdevice
backup/restore powering template
support user-defined friendly names of subdevices
multilanguage support (English, Polish)
skin support
AppToDate support

Battery Guard

VJFastOff

instantly shut down the phone

I made a tiny app that just instantly powers down the Blackstone.
I understand that it works on some other HTCs too, although I haven't tested it.

It's very simple - no warning dialogs, no shutdown animations, it just instantly shuts down the phone (like pressing and holding power, but faster). Please make sure you've finished what you're doing before launching this app. - vijay555

VJFastOff

PowerGuard v1.3

PowerGuard monitors the battery status of your Microsoft Windows Mobile/Windows CE powered Pocket PC or smartphone.

It monitors several attributes, such as battery current, voltage, and temperature. PowerGuard represents these attributes textually as well as graphically.

Next to monitoring battery current, PowerGuard can also give a notification when a user-configurable current threshold is exceeded. This is especially useful when you want to know what processes are eating up your battery.

How does it work?

The main application has four tabs:
1. Text : A textual representation of actual battery properties.
2. Graphics : A graphical representation of actual and past battery properties.
3. Control : Via this tab, the user can configure the behaviour of PowerGuard, such as update frequency.
4. About : Information about PowerGuard, such as version number, and link to the PowerGuard website.

Please note that when the battery is charging, the current has a positive sign. Conversely, a negative current indicates that energy is drained from the battery. The screenshot of the graphics tab below shows this behaviour. First, it is charging at roughly 300[mAh]. Then, it stops charging, and the device consumes 50-100[mA]. Then, again, the battery starts charging again. The text tab shows similar behaviour: battery current is positive when the battery is charging.


Released v1.3
Finished
1. Show estimated remaining battery time (feature for registered users)
2. Write measurements to comma-separated log file (feature for registered users)
3. Manual scale adjustment of graph vertical axis; postponed
4. Run minimised at the top/bottom of the screen where it can be seen at all times; postponed
5. Fix uninstaller to remove .lnk file
6. Implement registration mechanism

Released v1.2
Finished
1. Log to file and read logging from file to user interface (graph); thanks Julian for suggesting. Logging is done to a binary file in the PowerGuard installation directory.
2. Show sample value when pushing it with stylus in graph; thanks Rob for suggesting; looking into feasibility.
Result: main reason for asking for this feature is the mismatch in value range between e.g. temperature and current. This makes the temperature line flat. I solved this by adding a second Y-axis. In the control panel, one can select two properties to visualize graphically. I consider this issue solved . I discussed this with Rob; he is also pleased with this solution.
3. Transparent PowerGuard icon
4. Replace session time display from < h > [h] < m > [m] < s > [s] to hh:mm:ss [hh:mm:ss]
5. Resume current session time after soft reset. After a (soft) reset, upon restart of PowerGuard, a message box is displayed, asking the user whether or not to restore the data associated with the previous session.
6. Invest use of thinner lines; implemented, will be in v1.2

Released v1.1
Finished
1. Current threshold warning
2. Program icon
3. Persist user settings
4. Log to file and read logging from file to user interface (graph); thanks Julian for suggesting: postponed to v1.2
5. Swap sign capability (option to either use a positive or a negative sign for battery current while (dis)charging); thanks Julian for suggesting
6. Show sample value when pushing it with stylus in graph; thanks Rob for suggesting; postponed, looking into feasibility
7. Session time. Textual representation; thanks Julian for suggesting


PowerGuard