Update for Clie NX series devices to add compatibility for Memory Stick Pro storage. See https://web.archive.org/web/20030810051035/http://www.ita.sel.sony.com/support/clie/nx70v/softupdates/ for a list of NX series updates.
Upgrade your Palm III, IIIc, IIIx, or IIIxe from Palm OS 3.0 up to Palm OS 3.5.3, featuring new apps, enhanced security, and more. For the latest supported version, see Palm OS 4.1 Upgrade.
To determine your ...
Early in the 21st century, mankind made an unbelievable discovery, one of enormous scientific and historical significance. Too bad it will lead to the Earth's destruction. Now there's only one hope, Sam "Serious" Stone. Serious Sam has only one chance. ...
WinLauncher is a launcher replacement for Palm OS which emulates the look and feel of Windows 9x. Apps are launched via a nested Start menu, and favorites can be placed on an "active desktop" complete with dynamic content such as to-do lists. Built-in ...
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This program is designed to allow the conversion of Microsoft Access tables into MobileDB for the PalmPilot. MobileDB is a powerful database system for the PalmPilot. For specific help regarding MobileDB, please see the MobileDB documentation or visit ...
A ROM of the software from a Palm IIIx demo device, dumped by Dmitry (https://dmitry.gr/) from a Palm IIIx I ordered on Ebay that was advertised as a regular device. I discovered it was a demo unit once I realize it was impossible to input any user ...
Make sound effects with your Palm! You can customize the frequency, duration, and volume of your sound. If you want to unlock the power of your Palm’s built-in speaker, you’ll find Palm Beeper incredibly useful! Tested on Palm OS 3.5 and 4.0.
Tool for changing ROM tokens on Treos - do not poke at bits you don't understand.
This has potential to make your device inoperable.
Most importantly, it allows for changing carrier customization - For R(est)O(f)W(orld), use "write ...
