Formerly known as PalmBoy, Phoinix is a Nintendo Gameboy emulator. Gameboy ROMs can be converted using the files in "tools.zip".
When the Palm Treo 270 released in mid-2002, the concept of a smartphone was still new and unfamiliar to many prospective buyers--and the retailers who sold them. To assist, Palm provided demo kits including a functioning device and example script for ...
A conversion of GameBoy Tetris to Palm OS, including both original and "Crisis" modes!
Features: - Support for full color and high-res graphics - Support for touch and 5-way navigation-based controls - Digitally orchestrated soundtrack ...
Cosmetically changes the year displayed by the DateTemplateToAscii() function as a mitigation for the infamous PalmDay calendar limitation.
As of now, this patch only affects Palm OS >= 3.5 and < ...
Aldon's Crossing is a topdown RPG from Constant Games released in 2002. Their Website is still online. The downloads don't seem to work, but do on wayback.
Comes with the main game, an Arena mod, manual, readme, and walkthru.
There's ...
BeCrossword (Palm OS) is a handy Palm application for getting and solving crossword puzzles on the palm of your hand without paper and pen, without PC or notebook. Latest crossword puzzles across the world in most popular Across Lite (.puz) format from ...
MobiSystems Paint is a proven picture editor, organizer and photo viewer that has been a leader in the Palm software marketplace for years. See for yourself why thousands of home users and professionals choose MobiSystems Paint.
Three different ...
Generates registration codes for Namco-licensed arcade ports based on a device's HotSync ID.
This keygen should work for Super Pac-Man, Dig Dug, Galaga, Galaxian, Mappy, Ms. Pac-Man, and Pac-Man.
If the keygen generates a code with ...
Palm Scanner USB device drivers for Windows 7/8/10 by Janam. These drivers are 64-bit compatible only.
Allows HotSync over USB with Palm Desktop.
A simple resistor value calculator, Just input the colors and you have your resistor's resistance.
