A top-down arcade space fighter for PalmOS!

Aero Fighter is copyright 2000 by C.A.K.E. Software

This application fixes the bug on the T5, TX and LifeDrive that the left-handed preference is lost after a soft reset. Turn the device off and on after a reset to make this application restore that preference for you.

It appears as an option in ...

PyCalc is a simple Pythagorean Theorem calculator for Palm OS! It can solve for the hypotenuse and legs of a triangle. You can also choose how far it rounds the result. If you like Palm OS and the Pythagorean Theorem, you’ll love PyCalc!

Developers release, Build 666

This software is freely distributable.

While there will be some that may consider this to be pirated, we believe that Microsoft™ will neither be releasing this nor will they be furthering the development ...

FreeWrite, the Hi-CE word processor, features a 109.000 word spellchecker, WriteAnywhere technology, IR Beaming capability, and support for over 25 pages of letter-size page text. It also features IR Printing capability (available after installing

A bullet hell game where your only objective is to survive countless waves of bullets. The further you get, the more difficult it gets. Use the stylus to dodge, but beware: A trail will be momentarily created when moving fast that can be hit.

Swizzle is a unique game of shapes that you're sure to flip over! Try to fit each shape on the board before your time runs out. The red "anchor" piece will help you guide each piece into the correct location. The clock is ticking so there's no time to ...

An extended RPN calculator, much like the stock PalmOS one, but much more useful. MathLib also required, also uploaded to this page for your convenience of download.

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The classic Taiwanese board game, seemingly licensed by Softstar. Available in both English and Chinese.

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 ...