This is a raw disk image of the PalmPak Travel: US Cities MMC card. It can be mounted as RAM disk or flashed onto an SD card.
The card contains the following applications:
- CitySyncCard
- City Time
- Time ...
SilverScreen Launcher is yet another launcher for Palm handhelds, with a myriad of themes available and compatibility with most devices makes it one of the most versatile launchers for the platform.
A highly compatible web browser for Palm OS built on IBM WebSphere Micro Java VM. Required for viewing modern HTTPS sites. 4.0.9800 is more stable and reliable than 4.3.25172
Java is required to run Opera Mini.
Owner Info is a robust replacement for the limited (and hard to find) Owner section of the built-in preferences app.
In the event of a lost device or emergency, a helping hand is much more likely to notice an icon on the main applications ...
Dokusha (Japanese for reader) is an integrated Japanese text reader, Japanese-English dictionary, Kanji dictionary and study system for Palm Connected Organizers. It is aimed at English speakers learning the Japanese language. It is an ideal self-study ...
SmartBoxDesign's version of the famous dice game where you press your luck to see how many points you can score without going out.
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Six sides not enough? Roll a whole collection of dice arranged in a user-friendly layout that makes it easy to decide the fates of many different kinds of game. Dice Roller works great for D&D, Dungeon Crawl Classics, Pathfinder, and more. Tested ...
BTcache is an app by Martin Hubacek which allows you to easily delete devices from your BT cache. Already paired devices have a key in a list.
Database timestamp (only used in version 3.0): November 23, 2011, 05:05:05
This application fixes the bug on the T5, TX and LifeDrive that the left-handed preference is lost after a soft reset. Turn the device off and on after a reset to make this application restore that preference for you.
It appears as an option in ...
In the mid-2000s, Palm famously redesigned their Graffiti handwriting input system under legal pressure from a competing company. While the changes allowed Palm to continue development and distribution of the Palm OS, many saw them as a step back from ...
