Fantasy Realms is a fantasy, card-based RPG adapted from the board game of the same name.
Handstory is "the Swiss Army Knife of media viewers", is the simplest and easiest solution to browse Web Clips, read Docs/Memos/eBooks, edit Memos, and view Images. This 5-in-1 application can easily convert images and texts from the Internet right ...
NineNice is a game in which you take pieces arranged in a 9x9 grid. When you place a piece, if the nine surrounding pieces are different from the piece you placed, you can remove it. Players compete to see who can take the piece in the fewest number of ...
Shadow Plan is a checklist, task manager, and hierarchical note taker.
The brightness of the screen is a tricky setting. Depending on the situation, you may want it to be very bright or very dim. You may also want to keep the screen on for a long time without wasting too much valuable battery power by having it set to the ...
Running Palm DropBook
To create a .pdb file readable by the eReader, simply drop a text file which has been marked up using the Palm Markup Language onto the DropBook icon. Any errors which occur will be listed. You may be prompted to specify ...
Although Plucker's latest official release was 1.8 a CVS Chinese version was found (2008-01-30-cvs). Let's call it 2.0 (unofficial). Because this version had to be translated to English manually some "garbage" characters may appear in non important ...
Galax is a popular clone of the classic arcade game Galaxian remade for Palm OS.
Note that Galax supports both grayscale and color displays, but not high-resolution ones.
Only you can save your colony!
If only they'd known when they built the deep space colony, just how dangerous it could be! What with the asteroids constantly raining down, and then the alien invasion forces...
Your mission is to protect ...
YAHM is a utility for managing system hacks, similarly to Hackmaster.
As well as supporting classic hacks on OS 3.1 to OS 4.1, it supports ARM-specific hacks on OS5. Some such OS5-hacks can be found on its ...
