Eric Snider's Solitaire for Palm OS brings you 10 exciting solitaire games for hours of entertainment, regardless of where you are. It's written by the author of the award-winning Eric's Ultimate Solitaire. It offers the best features from desktop ...

2D Memo is software that expands the CLIE's standard memo pad. You can :

  • paste multiple memos on the screen and view multiple memos at the same time.
  • freely position and size the memos you paste.
  • choose the color of the ...

Razor! for Palm devices is a development framework for games. It can be used with both CodeWarrior and PRC Tools. It supports sprites, music, hard keys, timing, events... Check it out!

You play the part of an ace secret who has been put in charge of retrieving highly important items which have been stolen by a team of evil secret agents. Also part of your job is to plant objects such as surveillance cameras and secret microphones ...

Pocket Quicken 1.01 for Palm OS (CD)

Requires Palm Desktop 2.0 or greater, and Quicken 99 or 2000.

Registration Code: 11264334

Speedy is a benchmark application to test the performance of your Palm OS device and compare with others using a built-in database of test scores.

Can also be used in conjunction with overclock utilities like

HandPainter Pro is a powerful yet easy to use painting program for Palm devices. HandPainter features a professional drawing tool, combined with a very smart, elegant and easy to use user interface.

HandPainter is very powerful App, featuring ...

Find your fortune on a high-seas adventure! In Tradewinds 2, players must choose a starting identity and sail to different ports around the known world, conducting trade and doing battle with any blackguards who dare cross your path. Pay close ...

This is the installer for the PalmSource Palm OS 5 SDK, version R3, for Macintosh. Requires Metrowerks Codewarrior already installed. Tested with Codewarrior Pro 6 but clearly designed to work with earlier versions.

Dated 2003, which would ...

Anything typed on a computer built in the last twenty years is UTF-8. Palm OS expects its own Latin encoding. So a note written today arrives on the handheld with its punctuation turned into nonsense: "don't" becomes "don’t", and "Café" becomes ...