How To Play
Pyramid is a solitaire game where the primary goal is to make pairs of 13.
Kings are worth 13 (thus only they need to be selected), Queens are worth 12, Jacks are worth 11, Aces are worth 1,and number cards are worth their ...
Pyramid is a solitaire game where the primary goal is to make pairs of 13.
Kings are worth 13 (thus only they need to be selected), Queens are worth 12, Jacks are worth 11, Aces are worth 1,and number cards are worth their ...
With AcidImage, you can view JPEG, GIF, or BMP image files directly from your external Memory Card or Memory Stick. You don't need any special software on your desktop computer in order to use AcidImage. You can even pop your Memory Card or Memory ...
gMovie Maker 2 software to convert videos and gMovie Player to play videos on early Palm OS devices
Turn your Palm device into a Tricorder and head out on away missions just like your favourite Star Trek characters!
Freeware Works on the Palm 3000 and up with OS2
Created in the spirit of the PC game, Stress Reliever, and the online game, NetDisaster, with Stressed!, you can hammer and blast your frustration with the PalmOS, on the PalmOS.
Activate the game via the PalmOS commandbar (or hard button) and ...
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Six sides not enough? Roll a whole collection of dice arranged in a user-friendly layout that makes it easy to decide the fates of many different kinds of game. Dice Roller works great for D&D, Dungeon Crawl Classics, Pathfinder, and more. Tested ...
A source port of Duke 3D for Palm OS by MetaViewSoft based on the work of yoyofr92. May require UDMH if not enough dynamic memory is free.
Duke 3D requires an external SD card. To install, put the included ...
Palm OS did not officially offer SD card support until OS 4. While no older devices were released with SD card readers built-in, it is possible to homebrew custom devices with a combination of older Palm OS and SD card readers.
The Tungsten T3 famously featured a sliding screen to switch between 1:1 and 3:2 aspect ratios, offering the best of both worlds between old and new apps. However, not all apps may correctly recognize the T3’s 3:2 mode and continue running in 1:1 ...