Ever went looking for a pen and paper to write something down even though your Palm was right next to you?
Ever tried using your Palm to take notes but gave up trying because it just wasn't fast enough?
Do you own a Palm device, but ...
JPGview enables you to view JPG Image files stored on a Compact Flash Card with your TRGpro or HandEra 330.
You can use it either to simply view and modify your images made by a Digital Camera, or just store and view Images without using the ...
Maps of cantons of Switzerland. Available in french or german.
Ever wish you could view web pages on your Palm without having to connect to the internet? Plucker is for you! Plucker is a site parser, converter and viewer, and unlike the late AvantGo still works, and is fully open source!
The Plucker ...
Lets Make RPG is a RPG Maker clone for the Palm. It allows you to create, edit and play fantasy RPGs. Unlike most other editors, you work right on your Palm, no other system needed.
The included art gives it an Anime feel, but you can import ...
The object of the game of Checkers is to capture all your opponent’s pieces. Pieces move one square at a time diagonally towards the opposite side of the board such that they always remain on the same coloured squares.
MoePaint is an awesome Palm paint program from a talented Japanese developer.
It's almost like a mini-Photoshop. It's called MoePaint. It has tons of drawing tools like fills, gradients, pencils, brushes, opacity levels, and even support for ...
Driver for PEGA-KB20 mini thumb keyboard for Clie devices,
This game is an adaptation of the game 15 Puzzle.
The object of the game is to line up panels with numbers from "1" to "16" in order, starting from the top left. There are four
game modes: "normal", "uneven", "unmovable", and "almost ...
FullRecall is a software that can help you memorize knowledge for lifelong periods with the minimum time investment. Underlying artificial neural network gradually grasps your forgetting curve to schedule optimal days for the reviews–i.e., days when ...
