Developers release, Build 666
This software is freely distributable.
While there will be some that may consider this to be pirated, we believe that Microsoft™ will neither be releasing this nor will they be furthering the development ...
Use Bluetooth audio devices with your Palm! Softick Audio Gateway adds A2DP support to Palm OS, allowing audio streaming to standard Bluetooth speakers and headphones.
Benchmark is exactly what it says on the tin: a tool for measuring and comparing the performance of Palm OS devices. By combining results from native code and Palm OS API calls, it provides an accurate measurement across both 68K and ARM-based ...
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The puzzle game that started it all! Swap gems to make matching shapes and colors and rack up points, but be careful! The game ends when no more matches are left!
Interpreter for the Rexx programming language, which is kinda like Basic. Includes library functions for serial/IR/TCP I/O, as well as editing other ...
Sudoku is a logical puzzle game, originally created in puzzle books and then made available in countless newspapers worldwide. The grid is 9 cells high by 9 cells wide and within the grid are 9 boxes each featuring 9 cells. The object is to fill in the ...
D-Keyboard is a light-weight, yet useful and functional replacement for Palm OS software keyboard input. This is version 1.3, the last to be released.
Next to editing text, advanced tools like Undo, Cut, Copy, Paste, Select All, Find and ...
GentleMan (The Gentle File Manager) is a full featured file manager. With features like recursive copy/delete, detailed information on files and databases which can be modified and a flexible plugin system (to handle file extensions).
Supports: ...
Matches is a silly little game in which each of the two players (computer and you) removes one after the other from one to three matches. The player who remains with the last match looses the game.
