StellaPalm is an astronomical app for realistic display of star maps on Palm. It is a beta version.
The purpose is to reproduce the starry sky on Palm as precisely as possible (not the constellations). In addition, in OS 3.1, ...
Resco Neeews! connects you to your favorite news sources all around the web.
Create your own newspapers
By a selection from predefined feeds (I want CNN World headlines),
By searching the web (Get all feeds on "PDA ...
MobiPocket Reader is a multi-platform ebook and dictionary viewer. It supports both Mobi (.mobi) and PalmDoc (.prc; .pdb) formats, including DRM-protected content. A desktop application is included for viewing ...
Cybersaurus is a fully 3D mech combat game in the vein of Mech Warrior. Conquer a variety of terrains while completing mission objectives and defeating a variety of both land and air-borne enemies!
High-end devices only! Official system ...
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 ...
TealBackup is a backup program that can backup programs (including ROM programs) to a SD card. It can apply compression right on the device and even encrypt it.
Palm V driver CD for Fellowes PDA Type 'n Go.
Compatibility
ViziBasic stands for Visual easy Basic for Palm. It is an add-on application that I especially made for easing the development of iziBasic projects requiring GUI components (well, most of the Palm applications that you will develop should need ...
Fortune is a FREE program which delivers a fresh fortune cookie to you each morning. No calories. No fat. No cholesterol.
You'll be surprised at the wisdom of the cookie!
When you start the game, you will see a row of planters. Tap a planter which is next to empty space. The tapped planter moves and the flower grows or blooms in one step. However, you can not move the same planter continuously. When two flowers bloom in ...
