This month has been productive with Emacs. The mercurial back-end I wrote last year made it in CVS. I wrote a world clock that should be included as well.
I have made a Real Player interface. It needs X Windows to run. It interface with emacs-w3m so that you can listen to radio. Users can bind keys to pause, fast forward, rewind stream.
It can even embed the player in a frame if emacs is compiled with GTK, I am not using this functionality. I expect it could play video in a different frame.
I made good progress on a password manager called keyring. It was designed with a modular back-end.
Currently, there are two back-ends pwsafe and palm. Pwsafe uses the program of the same name. Palm is a back-end for the GNU Keyring program for the Palm OS. It uses a Perl script that called keyring.pl.
Support for editing, renaming and deleting entries still needs to be written.