Patience Revisited is a solitaire game for PalmOS devices, created to support color and high-res devices. It comes with several games, including Freecell, Klondike, Canfield, Spider, Montana, and many more.
Patience Revisited is a fork of the ...
Documents to Go is a portable office suite for Palm OS featuring simplified equivalents to Microsoft Office’s Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, plus support for PDF and image files. It can be used to view and edit documents in Microsoft Office and other ...
Owner Info is a robust replacement for the limited (and hard to find) Owner section of the built-in preferences app.
In the event of a lost device or emergency, a helping hand is much more likely to notice an icon on the main applications ...
Mu is a new Palm OS emulator with a focus on perfectly replicating the functionality of the Palm M515 running Palm OS 4.1. On top of greater accuracy than other emulators, Mu also features libretro compliance for maximum portability and sustainability ...
Powerful Alarm Program for Palm OS. Set yourself regular repeating alarm reminders, or even set an hourly chime. Use the built-in system sounds, or even use midi/wav sounds on supported devices.
Copyright (C) 2002-2008 ...
This boots a minimal linux instance on supported Palm devices.
Steps:
- Hotsync the prc file to you device.
- Setup a direct serial connection at 9600baud in a terminal program and turn of your HotSync (if ...
The classic gem-swapping action returns! Bejeweled 2 builds on the original puzzle game with the addition of new modes, powerups, visual effects, and a killer soundtrack.
Dictionary engine for Palm PDAs able to run dictionary databases from RAM, memory cards, or specified directory.
The MSDict engine application is relatively fast to other similar engines with fast search in even large databases (like unabridged ...
Bird is an on board resource editor. It has all the features of RsrcEdit, but without the bugs and works better on OS5 devices! One big addition that BIRD has is it will disassemble ARM and 68k ...
