These new titles - EzAlarm, EzQuote, GoogHelper, Tipper, TravelTalk, and Loan Analyzer - are updated versions of programs acquired from Two Peaks software. According to iambic, their introduction is supposed to help pave the way for its upcoming Pocket PC edition of its very popular Palm OS personal information manager Agendus. The company plans to launch an open beta program for this title by the middle of this month.

The every increasing number of Windows Mobile-based devices hitting the market (i.e. the T-Mobile Dash, Cingular 3125, Treo 750v, Samsung BlackJack, etc.) is the reason iambic seems to be paying so much more attention to the needs of users of these types of handhelds and smartphones.

"And along with these devices is a growing base of customers seeking ways to simplify their lives and have some fun too," said iambic COO Adrsaidiano Chiaretta in a statement. "We are very excited about these new Windows Mobile offerings and look forward to having the opportunity to support and service customers in this part of the market."

More on iambic's new Windows Mobile Titles

 EzAlarm ($4.95) is a utility that turns a Windows Smartphone into an alarm clock.

 Loan Analyzer ($9.95) is a Pocket PC application that helps you track all your debt (including credit cards, student loans, vehicle loans, home mortgages etc.).

These titles are available for both Pocket PCs and Windows Smartphones.

 EzQuote ($9.95) is a portfolio tracking solution that enables you to create a list of favorite stock quotes, download prices and view their status on a Windows Smartphone or Pocket PC.

 GoogHelper ($4.95) is a utility that helps you launch various Internet searches using mobile friendly sites such as Google, Yahoo!Finance, Amazon, Wikipedia among others.

 Tipper ($4.95) is a utility to help you determine tip when dining out.