After a while one becomes tired of performing regression testing manually on Pocket PC's. Recently we picked up a copy of Pocket PC TestSuite. I like this tool, especially the record mode that allows you to record tests and save them in files. I consider the tool slightly expensive, but worth its cost.

For those on a buget, I have recently found two utilities that allows one to write scripts/macros and then run them.

NScritTM:

Developed using nScript as a base, nScriptm is the logical continuation, so I'll return you to this app for general comments.
The author has added a number of interesting functions. I won't describe them all here, they are too many, but this program has become a quite powerful tool: Registry modifications, management of fonts, programs, files, standard databases, system values, etc... all is possible by writing little scripts.
That said, all this isn't for database users.

http://www.geocities.com/s_k_s_k_s_kru/util.html (There are several additional tools as well.)

NScript

This is an original tool that will allow you to execute scripts on your PocketPC. A few examples are provided by the author (posting of your displayed files, saving a file on an http server, converting a series of characters into numerical values, a mini-shell, sending mail, etc...) Truly powerful, but the creation is restricted to the C specialists.

Home page: http://www.nakka.com/soft/ptools/ (There are several additional tools as well.)