The software allows sailors to compute positions, reduce sextant sights, identify stars, and perform various navigation calculations.
ASTRO can identify an unknown star by comparing the observed bearing and altitude with all 58 catalogued stars ...
The software allows sailors to compute positions, reduce sextant sights, identify stars, and perform various navigation calculations.
ASTRO can identify an unknown star by comparing the observed bearing and altitude with all 58 catalogued stars ...
Ancient Maze is a labyrinth exploration game for the Palm OS featuring highly detailed graphics, and advanced game world generation engine.
The maze structure and location of the game objects are generated on the fly providing you with unique ...
Snails is a Worms: Armageddon clone for Palm OS. Compete in turn-based combat, navigating your snails across a destructible environment, and dispatch your enemy with a variety of wild weapons!
Requires OS 5 with either 320×320 or 480×320 ...
Palm Commander is a "Norton Commander"-inspired two-pane file manager, launcher, and utility program. It includes a pair of addons: Button Launcher, which allows 9 apps to be launched from each hard key by repeated presses; and Program Zipper, which ...
MobiPocket Reader is a multi-platform ebook and dictionary viewer. It supports both Mobi (.mobi) and PalmDoc (.prc; .pdb) formats, including DRM-protected content. A desktop application is included for viewing ...
America Online is offering AOL Instant Messenger (AIM) users instant message and Buddy List features for the Palm Computing platform.
AIM for Palm organizers brings the convenience and ease-of-use of AIM to Palm handheld devices. Now you can ...
A basic system information viewer for Palm OS. Displays more hardware stats than built-in "about" screens.
SUper Palm Pilot Book + CD-ROM containing Apps and Palm SDK 1.0, 2.0 and 3.0
Applications list : 4inLine, 501scorekeeper, AAGradient, Abacus, Abroad, AccessIt, Agenda, Air, AlarmHack, Alcalc, Analogclock, AppHack, ASCIIChart, Ataxx, ...
Anything typed on a computer built in the last twenty years is UTF-8. Palm OS expects its own Latin encoding. So a note written today arrives on the handheld with its punctuation turned into nonsense: "don't" becomes "don’t", and "Café" becomes ...