Looking for a Simon Says game for your Palm? Search no more! PalmSimon by Patrick McDonald is a Simon Says game released in 2004 for Palm OS. A Palm with a color display is recommended.
A utilitarian little program to find the beats-per-minute of a song, your pulse, or whatever. Just start tapping and the program will quickly zoom into the average.
PocketC source code available courtesy of the author!
Go is an abstract strategy board game for two players in which the aim is to fence off more territory than the opponent. The game was invented in China more than 2,500 years ago and is believed to be the oldest board game continuously played to the ...
This is Fantasy Realms 2, specifically the black & white version. Note, this copy will not run properly on any emulators other than the one that came with the original Palm Pre (before Palm made it go away in an update). You need an actual device. ...
Full-featured music production app. Palm OS 5 device with audio output required.
Works great on hi-resolution and 480×320 devices!
BLFortunePatcher.prc will patch the copy of BL in internal memory to replace the movie ...
You play the part of an ace secret who has been put in charge of retrieving highly important items which have been stolen by a team of evil secret agents. Also part of your job is to plant objects such as surveillance cameras and secret microphones ...
FreeJongg is a freeware clone of the classic Mahjongg tiles matching game for grayscale Palm OS devices. Can you find all the matches and clear the board?
Strip v1.0 (Secure Tool for Recalling Important Passwords) How many passwords do you have to remember on a daily basis? Even average Internet users can quickly become bogged down. Strip is a password and account manager for the Palm(T) Computing ...
3D Printable plugs for the holes left behind when you remove the flip cover from a Clie TH55
These are a small collection of Silk Plugins: alternate graffiti pad layouts for Sony Clie devices. Uploaded at request of dmitrygr of PalmDB Discord and to prevent the loss of these uncommon applications to time. May these files live eternally in the ...
