Bulls and Cows - the world-famous logic game! It absorbs you and forces you to think deeply to correctly guess the arrangement of the five-digit number generated by the computer or thought of by the another person. At the same time, you'll get real ...
Features
- Easy to use
- Play tunes by clicking on a piano keyboard
- Note is displayed in music notation
- Best of all -- it's free!
Uses
- If you are in the middle of nowhere and ...
85 keygens for OS2.x and 3.x released by PDAA (PDA Association).
kMoria is a port of Unix Moria 5.5.2 for the Palm OS. It is freeware available under the same terms as Moria (in short, you can redistribute, modify, distribute modifications (and you do not have to release the source), but you cannot sell ...
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BtSerial
This application allows you to connect to any Bluetooth device that supports the Serial Port profile. This gives you an easy way to connect to cell phones, sensors and more. Once connected, you can send data; the receive queue is ...
When the Palm Treo 270 released in mid-2002, the concept of a smartphone was still new and unfamiliar to many prospective buyers--and the retailers who sold them. To assist, Palm provided demo kits including a functioning device and example script for ...
CLIE FLASH PACK
These files are only intended for the Sony CLIE NX series. On the Sony CLIE NX series, place these files on the memory stick in the following location: /PALM/PROGRAMS/MMFlash
If there is not a directory create ...
Slider is a simple and fast image viewer for palm devices.
The Slider-converter.zip file contains bash scripts to be run under Linux:
slider-converter creates a SlideShow.prc file to be viewed in Slider from several images that ...
MiddleCaps is a system hack that allows defining a particular region of the Graffiti area to interpret input as capitals. This region can be customized and even inverted so that capitals are input by default, while the user-defined area is interpreted ...
