Crosswords (or xwords, to use its Sourceforge project name) is a free, open source implementation of the rules of Scrabble™ for handhelds. It is currently shipping on Android, with older versions still available for PocketPC (including Smartphone) ...
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Device drivers for the PalmOne WiFi SDIO adapter card. Compatible with Tungsten E2, T3, T5, and Zire 72 handhelds only. Can be installed either through a desktop installer on Windows or Mac OS, or by copying the on-device driver installer to your Palm ...
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From the original release:
Build a RailRoad-empire. You start off with one station at a small coalmine. Lay a track to the nearest machine-factory, and import machines to your mine to start digging. Next, build a track to the nearest ...
"You know those images where you sometimes see a vase and other times a woman’s face? Illusion features a selection of this kind of optical illusion. You’ll be amazed at what people notice—and at what they completely miss…
Jolly Roger help you to make screen shots from Pilot or Palm. This utility is very useful for Palm developers, who need to have screenshots for program's.
A lightweight Palm OS application written by Mark Harrison for the synchronization of personal information databases with your Palm OS based Fossil Wrist PDA.
Generates registration codes for Namco-licensed arcade ports based on a device's HotSync ID.
This keygen should work for Super Pac-Man, Dig Dug, Galaga, Galaxian, Mappy, Ms. Pac-Man, and Pac-Man.
If the keygen generates a code with ...
The PocketC compiler, documentation, and samples. PocketC is all you need to create and run applications directly on your Palm OS-based device, no computer required. Create your source code in memo pad or a Doc editor, compile it with PocketC, and run ...
