Navigate your dune buggy through a series of obstacles, including falling rocks and missiles. From Tako 2 Brand Palmware.
Registration-patched version courtesy of Ink321.
Excerpt from original release from Hexacto: "Lemonade Tycoon is a business simulation/strategy title that provides a fun and challenging learning experience.
You start with a small lemonade stand and a few dollars in your pocket. Check the ...
Develop concentration, perform mental transforms, enhance your memory, and empower your brain. Find the words amongst the jumbled letters. Each grid is divided into four parts. Move between them to search for words. Great for increasing your vocabulary ...
pBill
The goal of the game is to prevent the 'Bills' from spreading Windows to other computing devices.
About this game
I found pBill, along with it's source code in a lost corner of the internet. It's a straight port of ...
Pocket Aargon is a handheld version of Aargon Deluxe, the popular PC laser puzzle game. The game consists of a series of 10x10 "levels", each containing one or more colored lasers, and one or more "targets", represented by colored coins. The player ...
TuSSH is an SSH client for Palm OS devices. It should now work with any device with PalmOS 4 or greater. Version 0.68 and higher support OS3.5 and greyscale devices. The three that have been confirmed are the Treo 180 and 270 and the palm m100. It has ...
Moose is a reimplementation of Mac OS's classic Talking Moose for Palm OS. Input some text and let your Palm device do the talking for you! Uses the CMU Flite speech synthesis engine to generate sound.
Match letters to form words in this addicting twist on the classic word search puzzle genre. Each letter awards points according to a Scrabble-like ranking system, with bonus tiles and words to really rack up your score! But be careful: flaming tiles ...
A developer's guide originally distributed periodically by PalmOne. Contains information about the latest devices at the time and extensive documentation of the relevant SDK's and API's.
