Score calculator for Riichi Mahjong, designed to help you learn the game. Instead of typing in every tile in your hand, it's more of an "interactive cheat sheet": select all the yaku & characteristics of your hand, check the built-in rule summaries ...
A bullet hell game where your only objective is to survive countless waves of bullets. The further you get, the more difficult it gets. Use the stylus to dodge, but beware: A trail will be momentarily created when moving fast that can be hit.
Generates serial keys for CorePlayer based on the current HotSync ID.
MSMount allows you to access Palm applications and databases that are on the Memory Stick or SD card as if they are on the internal storage. With MSMount, an application that does not support VFS can access the Memory Stick or SD card. You can also ...
KoiKoi is a Japanese hanafuda card-matching game. The goal is to obtain special sets of cards (or yaku) by drawing and discarding from a hand of 8 initial cards. Upon obtaining a yaku, the player must choose to end the game ...
Shadow Plan is a checklist, task manager, and hierarchical note taker.
iLarn is a game for the PalmPilot (or other handheld computer that runs the Palm OS). It is open-source freeware available under the GPL. It is derived from Ularn, also known as Ultra-Larn.
Ularn, by Phil Cordier, is a "rogue-like" game. These ...
CorePlayer is an enhanced version of TCPMP, originally serving as a paid “upgrade” for the free player. In addition to nearly all the same features present in TCPMP, CorePlayer also has a full-featured media library and ...
Riichi mahjong game. The score screen is garbled on English-language Palms, but gameplay is unaffected if you know the rules. Unfortunately it seems to restart the game whenever you switch to another app.
From website: Astro Info is an open-source astronomical ephemeris/almanac for PalmOS. It displays some basic information useful to star gazers, such as rise, trans and set times, coordinates, magnitude and phase information for Sun, Moon, the other 8 ...
