This version of Tiger Woods PGA Tour is a golf game for PDA devices. The game contains two courses (Badlands and Las Vegas) and four real life golfers (Tiger Woods, Justin Leonard, Mark O'Meara and Brad Faxon). There are four game types (practice, ...

A clone of the Internet-famous 5-letter word guessing game, for Palm OS 2.0 and later!

Features:

  • Works on monochrome screens
  • Displays previously guessed letters
  • Keeps track of your daily challenges and ...

JAMDAT Bowling for Palm OS - Take mobile bowling to the next dimension!

Enjoy 3D graphics. Sophisticated controls for aim, ball spin, power and realistic physics deliver the feel and fun of bowling. Features user selectable ...

More memory than you know what to do with? Now you can fill some of it up with Bubblewrap for the Palm!

There are few things more relaxing than popping those little bubbles, and few things less rewarding than popping their virtual ...

This program provides a collection of physical constants. Every constant is provided in different units. A list of the fundamental and derived SI units is also provided. All the constant can be copied in the clipboard to be used in other ...

The basic aim in all Slide-Em modes except the tile game is to get matching lines of 3 or more objects.

You play the game on a 7x7 grid arrangement, To match the objects you must either slide a row left or right or slide a column up or ...

Foto Timer was originally written because I no longer wanted to count the seconds when I took photographs of the stars. With the input and help of many people, it then became a more or less universal interval timer. Foto Timer can be used for almost ...

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Bunko Viewer is an e-book reader for XMDF (.zbf) files. It was distributed to consumers through Sharp's Spacetown book site. XDMF files are catered to small portable devices. They also allow for vertical reading.

This is a raw disk image of the Atari Retro MMC card. It can be mounted as RAM disk or flashed onto an SD card.