Puzzles-In-Motion is a highly interactive, physics-based-puzzles application for the Palm Computing Platform. Minimum requirements: Palm III, OS 3.0.
A puzzle consists of one or more stationary puzzle pieces and a toolbar containing puzzle ...
Port of Elite: The New Kind to Palm OS. Elite is a space exploration and combat simulator with an emphasis on role-playing elements.
Fantasy Realms is a fantasy, card-based RPG adapted from the board game of the same name.
A collection of complete Palm OS device ROMs for use with dev tools, emulators, and flash tools.
Warning: Flashing incorrect ROMs can brick your device! ROMs on this page are not guaranteed to be compatible with real ...
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This archive contains the Palm OS Cobalt API Documentation. Also known as Palm OS 6, Palm OS Cobalt was planned to be the next version following OS 5 Garnet, but was never released. This documentation offers a glimpse into how software would have been ...
Speed up input on your Palm with WordComplete from CIC! Get word suggestions as you Graffiti or type in your letters. Choose how many suggestions you get and after how many letters you input. Supports 5-way navigation.
Install both PRCs to your ...
This is a raw disk image of the PalmPak Games MMC card (this is a separate release from the Game Essentials, which came out later). It can be mounted as RAM disk or flashed onto an SD card.
The card includes the following ...
Origin's Ultima 1-3 were converted and updated with new features to Palm by 'Software by Paul". All 3 games now have a 4 member party, character classes, spells, and other enhancements. The website is still up with the demos, but the full versions were ...
Set of floppy disk images for the original Pilot 1000/5000. Includes an interesting tutorial program.
The original system requirements state Windows 95 or Windows 3.1x. Can also be used with VirtualBox running a Windows 98/98SE virtual ...
