Raging Thunder is a fully 3D arcade racing game for Palm OS, built in the impressive Fuse engine by Polarbit.
Features 4 game modes across 10 tracks, plus a handful of basic car types to choose from. The version available here is pre-registered ...
Foto Timer was originally written because I no longer wanted to count the seconds when I took photographs of the stars. With the input and help of many people, it then became a more or less universal interval timer. Foto Timer can be used for almost ...
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This was DivX's early attempt to bring video playback on Palm OS devices. This beta version has time limit that can be circumvented by adjusting the date to 2004 or earlier.
Flights+ consist of 7 diferent categories. Flights (airline flight info), Car (rental car info), Checklist ( 8 categories to record items needed for your trip), Event (your event info), Miles (record your road trip miliage,etc), Motels (motel info), ...
A utilitarian little program to find the beats-per-minute of a song, your pulse, or whatever. Just start tapping and the program will quickly zoom into the average.
PocketC source code available courtesy of the author!
LFtp is a client ftp program for Palm Computing Platforms, that means not only true palms but also TRGPro and CLIe ( read further...) LFtp is based on NetSample, which is furnished in the Palm SDK, I removed a lot of useless (for me) features and added ...
TC Assist is a tool designed to assist in filling out daily timecard entries. The user can enter start and stop time as well as the number of hours taken at lunch and hours worked. Either the start time, stop time or hours worked can be solved based on ...
A major streetwear brand is now adapting its favorite characters for Palm Pilot platforms. The result: a street-style game where small manga-like characters battle each other using rocks and other stones. But beware—numerous enemies and gangs will ...
