JackFlash is the fastest way to expand the memory of your Palm Handheld. Get up to 40% more without modifying your hardware.
JackFlash gives you access to the extra Flash space available on most Palm devices. On compatible devices, only a ...
YAHTZEE® family dice game for the Palm OS platform is the first official version of this classic. For more than 40 years, YAHTZEE has been one of the world’s best selling games and is now available for handheld devices. Play anywhere! If you’ve ...
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MineHunt is a classic Minesweeper clone for Palm OS. Developed by 3Com/Palm themselves, this game was provided as freeware. 'MineHunt' was bundled with many Palm OS devices, alongside 'SubHunt',
Void is a remake of the classic Elite sci-fi space exploration simulator. Pilot your own spacecraft and journey across the galaxy to conduct trade and survive combat!
The officially licensed Palm OS version of the arcade game Mappy.
Mappy places you in the shoes of a well-trained police mouse. As such, it should be simple enough to deal with criminal cats bent on keeping you out of their house full of ...
Fantasy Realms is a fantasy, card-based RPG adapted from the board game of the same name.
A role-playing game in which you are a gladiator, trying to survive. Train in a guild, learn spells and increase your abilities to win!
---. Patched PRC is provided. You must install these files
1) Dark Haven v1.1 patched.prc
2) ...
HeadCold is a small PalmOS utility that will allow you to direct the sound output of a Treo600 or a Treo650 to either the built-in speaker or the headphone jack.
HeadCold is FREE software, released under the GPL license. You may download both ...
The award winning Quickoffice® Premier makes it possible to create new or access existing contracts, business plans, sales presentations, financial reports and all your other Microsoft® Word, Excel® and PowerPoint® documents right from your Palm ...
