Feeding Yoshi is a seamful game developed by researchers in Glasgow Universitys Equator group in partnership with researchers at the University of Nottingham and the University of Lincoln.
Louise Barkhuus, Marek Bell, Steve Benford, Barry Brown, Matthew Chalmers, Malcolm Hall, Duncan Rowland, Scott Sherwood, Paul Tennent.
The game makes use of the everyday infrastructure of wireless networks around a city to create a game environment. The object of the game is to locate the eponymous Yoshis, which are actually secured wireless networks, represented as small furry creatures.

A small flight simulator for PocketPC.
Features:
- First Flight Simulator for Pocket PC.
- Real aerodynamics. A good flight model is implemented.
- Several aircrafts available. From classics to moderm jets.
- Most instruments. Radio navigation instruments. Nav1, Nav2, DME, OBS, ILS, HSI, Autopilot, etc.
- Operating control surfaces.
- Fly the Space Ship One mission. Jump into the space.
- Fly the Harrier or the V-22 Osprey.

The goal of the game is to build the tower which will survive some period of time.
The height of the tower after this period is the final score.
Every tower must be placed in edit environment - open it first.
You will see that some points are surrounded by circles.
Those are constant points - you can attach your construction to them.
You can use various materials (available via popup menu) - steel, wood, steel rope and even bungee.

A Pocket PC port of the famous Falling Sand game.
It is a simple yet addicting little game: there are no rules or goals, but you have to be sure the imagination is your only one limit.
Note:
This build is still a development version, so you could expect some bugs coming up: also, you are encouraged to report any malfunction.
The installer is a Windows-desktop one: once launched, the usual "Add/Remove" programs window of the WindowsCE manager will appear and you should just follow the on-screen instructions.