Timidity is a MIDI-to-wave library for Palm OS used by certain applications (such as source ports) for music playback that wouldn’t be possible with Palm devices’ built-in synthesizer.
Timidity requires an external SD card. To install, copy ...
GreatCircle displays the following data: latitude and longitude of two earth locations -- selected from a GeoDB database or manually entered. The great circle distance between the locations in either: kilometers, nautical miles, miles, meters or feet; ...
This is a raw disk image of the Game Essentials MMC card. It can be mounted as RAM disk or flashed onto an SD card.
The games included are:
- 9-ball Pinball
- Atum
- Billiards
- ChromaGames (Checkers, Chess, ...
This is a Klotski clone. The object of the game is to maneuver the red block to its destination in the fewest number of moves. The program works on B/W and color handhelds.
Razor! for Palm devices is a development framework for games. It can be used with both CodeWarrior and PRC Tools. It supports sprites, music, hard keys, timing, events... Check it out!
Link Synchronizer is a tool to help you synchronize your web browser favorites between multiple computers, using a PalmOS-based handheld. Once Link Synchronizer is installed and configured, you just hotsync your handheld as usual. When you hotsync on ...
TomTom CityMaps Europe for the m500-series Magellan GPS.
With Eudora email for the Palm Computing® platform, you can send and receive email from your Palm OS™ personal digital assistant. Advanced features give you all you'd expect from powerful email software without the need to carry a ...
MiniWrite is a text editor for Palm OS® files in standard Doc format. It is designed to work with plain texts without word processing functionality (e.g., bullets, tables, headers). MiniWrite includes converters for text files and Microsoft® Word ...
*Sony Japan has archived downloads on the Wayback machine!
This is the system update for the Clie S series models, allowing for upgrade from OS 3.5.1 to 3.5.2. This is the Japanese exe, assuming this won't work for English ...
