Boulder Dash for PalmOS freeware by Wojciech Martusewicz. (boulder.prc b/w version, boulderc.prc color version)
MiniGolf is the arcade golf game. The objective of the game is to drive the ball into a hole at each level at a certain number of shots.
Formulas of mathematics and physics that are realized in the core of the program make the game real and ...
What does the application do?
IrChat is an application that allows you to chat with your friend. This application allows you to chat with any device (WindowsCE, Palm tops, Psion Series5) having IrChat application. You can chat within the ...
Excerpt from original release from Hexacto: "Lemonade Tycoon is a business simulation/strategy title that provides a fun and challenging learning experience.
You start with a small lemonade stand and a few dollars in your pocket. Check the ...
BtSerial
This application allows you to connect to any Bluetooth device that supports the Serial Port profile. This gives you an easy way to connect to cell phones, sensors and more. Once connected, you can send data; the receive queue is ...
How to use:
- planes enter either from one of the entries (1-5) or wait on the runway (0) to take off
- the destination of each plane is given as a number (0-5)
- planes enter from the entries with an height of 5000 feet, ...
The PalmAudioUpdate.prc is a software patch for the Palm Tungsten T handheld. It resolves audio playback issues, associated with playing audio files (such as MP3 or WAV), which affect sound output quality.
Enhancements to the Palm Sound Manager ...
A recreation for PalmOS of the famous game for Nintendo Mappy.
It uses the hardware buttons to move your character and you can also temporarily pause the game if you keep pressed the calendar button.
You can also change the colour depth ...
While visiting your grandparent’s country mansion nestled close to a small mountain, you discover a dark passage leading from an unused part of the wine cellar. Being an adventurous person, you grab your flashlight, compass and trusty handheld ...
