I met Clinton Fitch a few years ago at a Mobius event and just had the pleasure of hanging out with him this last week in Seattle. Clinton puts together some of the most comprehensive reviews you can find online and I enjoy reading his material. One feature that I particularly enjoy is his yearly Top 10 Windows Mobile applications article that is now in its 5th year. Check out the Clinton Fitch.com 2008 Top 10 applications article and see if you have these loaded on your Windows Mobile device.
In addition to listing his top 10 favorite apps from number 10 up to 1 down the page, Clinton has links to full reviews he wrote for most of the applications. You can also buy the applications from his software store at 20% off. I agree that Spb Mobile Shell 2.0 is definitely one of the first applications you should load on your device and have tried all of the applications he listed. What applications would you add to this list of top 10?
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