Owner Shortcut is a Palm application that brings up the “Owner” Palm preferences form. If your Palm OS device is lost and then found by an inexperienced Palm user, then this is an easy method (for inexperienced users) for finding the owner ...
Fives is a frustratingly simple puzzle game.
The goal of the game is to clear the board of colored tiles. Tapping a tile changes the shade of it and four of its neighbors above and below.
The number of shades a tile can take is ...
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This is Fantasy Realms 2, specifically the black & white version. Note, this copy will not run properly on any emulators other than the one that came with the original Palm Pre (before Palm made it go away in an update). You need an actual device. ...
Mocha VNC is an application for the Palm Computing (R) Platform. It enables you to have full, secure access (if using SSH2) to your work computer through an Internet or network connection.
Using your Palm device, you can connect to your ...
Ciggy the MathChamp! is ready to help you practice your math. Ciggy can help you learn to add, subtract, multiply, and divide. Our youngest friends can practice catching a matching number, and for those who are really ready to be challenged, they can ...
Archibald and professor Klumpfuss got stuck in the professor's mansion, when genetically engineered creatures escaped their containment and a paranoid central computer has sealed the whole complex.
Help Archie to overcome all of the pitfalls of ...
No HotSync? No problem! ChangeName allows setting a custom HotSync and User ID directly on your Palm OS device. It can also be used to set fake ROM IDs and OS versions to circumvent app compatibility checks in some scenarios.
A Windows ...
Liberty emulator supports games designed for the original GameBoy.
Features
- GameBoy hardware emulation
- 2bit grayscale/color support
- emulation preferences
- rom files slightly larger (< 1Kb) as ...
