Are you tired of all the talk of “apps” (applications) for your mobile device to do everything from tracking ball games to keeping up with Facebook friends? Wish you could get some of that fun stuff on your more conventional, not-so-smart phone?

There’s an alternative to apps called “Snacs.” These are free, instantly accessible programs that run on the phone that’s already in your pocket if you’re a customer of Sprint, T-Mobile or AT&T and have upgraded (but who hasn’t?) in the past couple of years to a so-called “feature phone.”

HoneyTechBlog has published a list of 30 top applications for Windows Mobiles. The list covers applications for features such as networking, themes, tools for tweak, music players, newsreaders, Internet browser, document manager and much more. The list covers the following applications:

PPCGeeks forum user TMartin has ripped & got hold of the cab from the T-Mobile HD2 ROM for Slacker Radio. It should work good on WVGA devices, but please report back how it works on other resolutions (VGA, QVGA, etc).

Slacker is an internet radio service, available in the US and Canada, so we are not sure if users from other regions can use this app. You will of course need a free account at Slacker Radio to use this cab.

TProfiler is a small utility to change sound system of your windows mobile device according to the time and date. This is very useful at times i.e. I set my phone to vibrate at prayer times, during meetings. You can set your phone to Vibrate, Sound On or Sound Off. It has the ability to add upto 4 schedules. It has very small memory footprint too.

KeePass is a free open source password manager, which helps you to manage your passwords in a secure way. You can put all your passwords in one database, which is locked with one master key or a key file. So you only have to remember one single master password or select the key file to unlock the whole database. The databases are encrypted using the best and most secure encryption algorithms currently known (AES and Twofish).