World War 2 : the "Luftwaffe" (Air Force) has become one of the most powerful weapons of Germany, allowing it to defeat all the other European armies.
During the offensive in Russia, the German intelligence learns that the USSR is preparing a ...
"Enter the revolution of Saguaro®, the most modern desktop-centric design that revolves around the same world-class ease of use that you enjoy from your Palm every time you turn it on. Already three years in the making, it’s the new application ...
A pilot application of the famous reversi/othello board game.
The Lite version is SHAREWARE with limitations compared to the full version.
Device not working properly? No pin to push the reset button? Soft Reset is here to help, providing a software method to reboot your Palm OS 3.0 or newer device along with options to calibrate the display and/or launch a chosen application after reset. ...
Kits for compiling custom Pocket Tunes skins. Must use the PDF manual to understand its workings.
PicoTrak is a Palm time tracking program for designers, contract workers, lawyers, or anyone else who needs multiple-project task management. It provides portable, easy-to-use project management and project tracking.
PicoTrak automatically ...
A Tabbed web browser that was looking very promising before it was effectively abandoned
A Japanese graphical adventure game. Use the menu to select inspection, action and dialogue responses and solve the mystery!
NOTE: Knowledge of Japanese (or expert use of Google/DeepL Translate) is required to understand and ...
Protecting your data for free. CryptoPad is an application designed for the Palm™ Connected Organizer platform, running on the PalmOS® operating system. It is designed to act as a replacement of the builtin MemoPad application, which provides a ...
Hate Graffiti? Want a system that can actually read your handwriting? Then Jot by CIC is for you! Jot is already pretty powerful, but you can actually train it to your specific handwriting, and tune it to match your needs.
Jot was so successful ...
