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Map Suite Pocket PC is a powerful and easy to use .NET mapping component that enables C# and VB.NET software developers to generate mapping presentations on portable devices using the .NET Compact Framework 2.0.

Map Suite Pocket PC is a compact GIS control for .NET developers. A true .NET native control, it harnesses the power of Map Suite and the .NET Compact Framework to bring interactive maps to portable devices running Windows Mobile.

>321Soft DVD to iPod PSP Ripper is designed to convert your favorite DVD movie to MP4 file for playing on your portable devices like Apple iPod or Sony PSP

Movavi Media Octopus is your helping hand for media library management. Move video to portable devices, upload to YouTube. Import files from portable devices onto your PC. Make backups. Download latest videos from YouTube and rip unprotected DVDs.

Map Suite Engine is a powerful and feature-rich low level component that enables C# and VB.NET software developers to generate great-looking map images for presentations. Map Suite Engine handles the map drawing and provides the mapping tools.

Map Suite Engine is a non-visual GIS framework that enables .NET developers to create GUI-less GIS services, add maps to batch applications, or even design their own custom user interface for their mapping applications.

GFI LANguard Portable Storage Control (P.S.C.) lets you control entry and exit of data via USB sticks and other devices and prevent users from taking confidential data or introducing viruses and trojans on your network.

Macrobject DObject suite is an O/R Mapping (Object-Relation Mapping) component package to be used in Borland Delphi. DObject includes OQL.Delphi, which is a strong-typed OQL (Object Query Language) based on native Delphi language.

Portable menu launcher for fixed or portable devices. Keeps a list of programs to be launched easily from the menu, ordering it anyway you like. Can create program groups for easier use. Has hash control for program safety