X-Master 1.4
X-Master manages PalmOS system extensions (aka Hacks)
HackMaster, developed by Edward Keyes in 1997, has been the de-facto standard for managing Palm OS system extensions that patch system traps (so-called ...
Note: There were two versions of this collection, with an earlier version that included only 9 games, and a later version that added 3D Air Hockey and 3D slider. This listing is the latter version.
Tetris Classic Game Pak is a ...
Replaces the white border around certain OS 5.x devices with a less distracting black one.
Designed to work with the LifeDrive and Palm TX, however does work on some Zire 72 and Treo 650 devices (with additional files, which are included). ...
HackMaster is a tool for managing extensions to Palm OS known as system hacks. It does not do anything by itself, but rather provides a protocol for separate apps to modify Palm OS behaviors.
Warning: some hacks have the ...
RifleSLUGs-W: Wild Web Wars!
The picturesque landscapes turned into a battlefield when enemy came to the land of yellow slugs. Aliens are red, cruel and skillful. Your troops are ready and rifleslugs are in anticipation of fight. Shoot ...
The software necessary to operate the TTi PSA1301T & PSA2701T spectrum analyzer, a device controlled by a Palm TX PDA. This software necessitates the use of an external dock for the analyzer. For further information, please refer to the attached ...
A large collection of freeware, shareware, and demos for Palm devices. Some apps need specific OS versions or hardware, such as Palm OS 3.0, and the Palm IIIc, but most should work on all hardware and software versions. The main software requires Palm ...
PiCoMap is a concept-mapping program that enables you to express the connections you see between ideas. A Concept Map is a set of nodes linked by directional edges. You may then share these concept maps with your peers through the power of infrared ...
Fives is a frustratingly simple puzzle game.
The goal of the game is to clear the board of colored tiles. Tapping a tile changes the shade of it and four of its neighbors above and below.
The number of shades a tile can take is ...
