The MobileDB solution enables users to easily convert table information from an HTML table or comma-separated file using the MobileDB Converter for Windows(tm) and view or modify the information on any Palm Computing Platform device. Users can also ...
MathLib is a library of math functions widely used by Palm OS applications. It must be installed separately for any dependent applications to work.
Space Trader is a complex game, in which the player's aim is to amass enough money to be able to buy a moon to retire to. The player starts out with a small space ship, armed with one simple laser, and 1000 credits in cash.
Space Trader is a ...
The PalmAudioUpdate.prc is a software patch for the Palm Tungsten T handheld. It resolves audio playback issues, associated with playing audio files (such as MP3 or WAV), which affect sound output quality.
Enhancements to the Palm Sound Manager ...
Chess Tiger by Christophe Théron is one of the strongest chess programs in the world. It has been rated as the world's strongest chess program TWICE. Now it is available for all the Palm handhelds and all compatible computers, phones and PDAs, ...
The near future: The colonisation of space is underway and the race is on to grab the natural resources. Balance the needs of your space miners with your expanding new mining business.
Buy and sell mines, manage your workers and their needs by ...
Race against the clock by tapping groups of matching coins to clear the board before it’s too late, but be careful! Clearing the wrong groups may result in unmatchable coins!
Medieval Heroes II is a historical strategy game.
The game area consists of a great number of provinces. At the beginning, the player controls some of these provinces. Every province gives some resources (gold, metal and stone) to the person ...
MegaLauncher is a multipurpose application manager that can work on all Palm OS platform devices. Easy, intuitively understandable interface and the program philosophy enable you to study and accept this program in no time. Designed ...
