X-Master 1.4

X-Master manages PalmOS system extensions (aka Hacks)

HackMaster, developed by Edward Keyes in 1997, has been the de-facto standard for managing Palm OS system extensions that patch system traps (so-called ...

Zanac is an arcade shoot 'em up originally developed by Compile in 1986, and adapted to Palm OS in 2001. Traverse your ship through various enemies and power-ups, and achieve your high score.

The game features both a color and monochrome ...

Can you help Arthur the Aardvark eat all the termites? You'll have to stamp on their mounds first to release them and then catch them with your tongue.

Watch out for the sneaky snakes and mutant spiders though, Touch these and you'll loose some ...

PalmFiction is a free document reader for Palm OS. It offers many features, such as:

• Support for Palm OS 3.5 and higher;
• Support for multiple languages and fonts;
• Main menu with a fully-featured file browser, document ...

LauncherX is one of the many launcher options available to Palm users. Relatively lightweight and highly customizable it's one of the best launchers out there. Skins (included below) turn a Palm into your Palm.

Driver for the Think Outside Stowaway IR wireless keyboard.

StyleTap is a high-level Palm OS simulator/compatibility layer/emulator for the Windows Mobile/Windows CE, Symbian OS, iOS, and Android operating systems. It emulates Palm OS 5.2 and earlier with varying degrees of compatibility depending on ...

Play a classic game of Monopoly on your Palm device!

Now you can play the world's most popular property trading game on your Palm Powered™ PDA and experience the thrill of owning it all right in the palm of your hand! Buy, ...

Palm m500-series Mobile Connectivity Software for Windows/Mac. Includes Web Clipping for PalmOS, Palm SMS, and MultiMail SE v1.0. You must install Palm Desktop and perform the initial HotSync before installing these.

With devices spanning from the early 1990s to late 2000s, Palm used many different screen technologies. While the earliest models used simple black-and-white LCDs, this palette soon expanded to multiple shades of gray, then 8-bit color, then 16-bit and ...