D-Keyboard is a light-weight, yet useful and functional replacement for Palm OS software keyboard input. This is version 1.3, the last to be released.
Next to editing text, advanced tools like Undo, Cut, Copy, Paste, Select All, Find and ...
D-Keyboard is a light-weight, yet useful and functional replacement for Palm OS software keyboard input. This is version 1.3, the last to be released.
Next to editing text, advanced tools like Undo, Cut, Copy, Paste, Select All, Find and ...
Mankind’s Conquest is a strategy game with randomly-generated missions and real-time battle animations. Your objective is to conquer, colonize and destroy. But be prepared: colonization isn’t as easy as it sounds. You’ll have to build factories, ...
On Hand is a powerful tool for performing inventories using a Palm Computing platform handheld device. Inventories can be taken manually on a standard Palm OS unit, and can also be taken using the built-in barcode scanner of the standalone Symbol SPT ...
TetriStation is a pack of 18 different tetris-like games, with different blocks, shapes, strategies and logic. This is a real tetris jukebox! Some of the games are the all-time classics, some are completely new and untasted. Try it now and get a ...
The officially licensed Palm OS version of the arcade game Mappy.
Mappy places you in the shoes of a well-trained police mouse. As such, it should be simple enough to deal with criminal cats bent on keeping you out of their house full of ...
Bzzz! is a simple arcade game in the spirit of classic shooting galleries, only this time you play as a frog snatching flies out of the air with its tongue! Tap the flies to eat them, but be careful not to catch any bees instead!
Chess Tiger by Christophe Théron is one of the strongest chess programs in the world. It has been rated as the world's strongest chess program TWICE. Now it is available for all the Palm handhelds and all compatible computers, phones and PDAs, ...
Your Palm device has done a wonderful job replacing your old paper planner for scheduling and to-do's. But, where did your right hand page go? The one where you recorded the days events, journaled your ideas, and tracked your thoughts.
The ...