X-Master 1.4

X-Master manages PalmOS system extensions (aka Hacks)

HackMaster, developed by Edward Keyes in 1997, has been the de-facto standard for managing Palm OS system extensions that patch system traps (so-called ...

From the manual: Attention! Attention! Our civilization is in danger! Treacherous aliens try to damage our green planet with nuclear wastes. To do this they have built an underground construction where they manufacture the nuclear poison for ...

In 2007, the dates for Daylight Savings in participating countries changed to begin on March 11 and end November 4. This created a problem for any existing Palm devices which had DST support built-in for the old dates. As a result, the internal clock ...

Score calculator for Riichi Mahjong, designed to help you learn the game. Instead of typing in every tile in your hand, it's more of an "interactive cheat sheet": select all the yaku & characteristics of your hand, check the built-in rule summaries ...

Features

Flexibility

  • Create flashcards for any topic in almost any language.
  • Categorize your study terms so you can easily narrow-down what to study and when.
  • Customize your study sessions by adjusting what ...

With AcidImage, you can view JPEG, GIF, or BMP image files directly from your external Memory Card or Memory Stick. You don't need any special software on your desktop computer in order to use AcidImage. You can even pop your Memory Card or Memory ...

Desktop software (for windows) for the eyemodule2 springboard module

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BtSerial

This application allows you to connect to any Bluetooth device that supports the Serial Port profile. This gives you an easy way to connect to cell phones, sensors and more. Once connected, you can send data; the receive queue is ...

Use the hardware buttons, or stylus, to make an overweight red-haired man eat chunks of chocolate to match the goal shape.

Released for free by SEGA Corporation Smilebit division at PalmSource Japan Forum 2002.