Cake Mania Back to the Bakery includes all the culinary chaos of the first game along with brand new bakery levels and customers! Cake Mania Back To The Bakery can be installed separately without the original game.
In Cake Mania you helped ...
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Warfare Incorporated is a real-time strategy game in which players must gather and manage resources, develop bases, and deploy troops to defeat a variety of enemies across a story-driven single-player campaign as well as local multiplayer over WiFi or ...
In the mid-2000s, Palm famously redesigned their Graffiti handwriting input system under legal pressure from a competing company. While the changes allowed Palm to continue development and distribution of the Palm OS, many saw them as a step back from ...
Billiards-like game where you have to hit a ball through various targets whilst also meeting certain additional conditions.
For example, level 1: you must pass the ball through the 1 marker, but first rebound off 2 cushions ...
The solitaire game from SHENZHEN I/O, now on Palm. Supports monochrome and color.
(This is a brand new 2025 app which I wrote.)
BTcache is an app by Martin Hubacek which allows you to easily delete devices from your BT cache. Already paired devices have a key in a list.
Database timestamp (only used in version 3.0): November 23, 2011, 05:05:05
Comes bundled with AT&T Tungsten W units to install AT&T programs and web browsers on your device
To install, simply copy the "palm" folder to the root of a blank SD or MMC card and insert it in your device.
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PicoTrak is a Palm time tracking program for designers, contract workers, lawyers, or anyone else who needs multiple-project task management. It provides portable, easy-to-use project management and project tracking.
PicoTrak automatically ...
