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Align three matching tiles of the Zodiac and they will vanish. Sounds easy? Well, it isn't. As new tiles will pop into the board at every move, you have to plan your moves carefully and make larger lines from time to time… or the space available will ...
Upgrade your Handera TRGpro from Palm OS 3.0 up to Palm OS 3.5.2, featuring new apps, enhanced security, and more.
To determine your current OS version, navigate to Applications > Menu > "Info" > "Version". If less than 3.5.2, ...
Japanese Application Launcher for Sony Clié - Freeware
Port of Elite: The New Kind to Palm OS. Elite is a space exploration and combat simulator with an emphasis on role-playing elements.
This is a pack for Uni Commander with all the applications needed to have File Associations working the same way as in a desktop computer, just double click in any file to open it in the corresponding application.
All File Associations Profiles ...
The Palm OS Simulator is a Windows desktop application for testing and debugging Palm apps and environments. This page features pre-packaged builds for simulating all ARM versions of Palm OS, including the unreleased Palm OS 6.1 “Cobalt” (which was ...
With Count Six from Ilium Software you can track up to six running counters on your Palm PDA.
Count Six makes it easy to keep running counts of up to six things at once:
- Exercise laps or ...
Chess Tiger by Christophe Théron is one of the strongest chess programs in the world. It has been rated as the world's strongest chess program TWICE. Now it is available for all the Palm handhelds and all compatible computers, phones and PDAs, ...
Total-annular solar eclipses processed by the program are comprised between 1900 and 2100 (exactly 287 eclipses from May 28th, 1900 to September 4th, 2100).
The program gives the times of the phases (initial, central and final) and the ...
Timecopy,A time synchronization software that allows your Palm to correct the time every time it syncs. Install timecopy.exe to your computer. The test is normal on Windows 10.
