Fortune is a FREE program which delivers a fresh fortune cookie to you each morning. No calories. No fat. No cholesterol.
You'll be surprised at the wisdom of the cookie!
HandyShopper is a tool for managing your shopping lists. It helps you build a shopping database that remembers everything you've purchased before so that you can find them in your "All" list (master list) and mark them as needed so they appear in your ...
McEcho is a sequence repetition game. Simply repeat the ever growing sequence by tapping the appropriate ButtonLight (red, yellow, green and blue). Each level adds one more ButtonLight to the random sequence. As the levels progress the sequences get ...
Bird is an on board resource editor. It has all the features of RsrcEdit, but without the bugs and works better on OS5 devices! One big addition that BIRD has is it will disassemble ARM and 68k ...
List is a simple database program for PalmOS devices. There are 3 fields, two which can be customized and a generic Note field.
Version 0.99 is compatible with OS 1 and 2, all others are compatible with 3+.
Versions 1.01 and 1.1.2-1.1.5 ...
The Palm LifeDrive version 2.0 software update provides a variety of enhancements:
- Wi-Fi coverage in low signal areas
- Roaming performance
- File system stability
- Sound quality when listening to MP3 ...
Your assignment is to eliminate all terrorists and enemy spies you encounter. At your disposal is an ultra-sleek car with looks that kill…literally. Forget about the speed limit as you use machine guns, oil slicks, smoke screens, and missiles to save ...
TextPlus is a Palm OS enhancement that can significantly improve the speed and accuracy of text entry on your Palm device. TextPlus supports intelligent dictionary-based suggestion of words and phrases to speed up your text entry.
C-Guys produced SDIO FM Radios for Palm OS.
Two versions were released, Radio and Radio2.
Tested on Palm Tungsten series, Radio2 requires OS 5, Radio1 should work on OS4. But note, each software is specific to the module version ...
Your Palm device has done a wonderful job replacing your old paper planner for scheduling and to-do's. But, where did your right hand page go? The one where you recorded the days events, journaled your ideas, and tracked your thoughts.
The ...
