Ephemerides - Calculates declination and right ascension of the planets (including Pluto) I doesn't use the build in palm calendar - so dates after 31-Dec-2031 can be choosen. #
The puzzle is solved when the player finds a way to accomplish the goal stated in the puzzle's description no matter what moves the opponent makes.
The puzzles loaded to the server are checked to have only one solution, so if the goal is ...
The Penbex OS ROM dump from an English language ECS EPD30 PDA. The EPD30 is a Palm IIIxe clone with Sony Memory Stick hardware that seems like it was never fitted to production versions. Penbex was shipped on a handful of devices mostly meant for the ...
Realm Walker is a top down random world RPG released by MassiveCreations in 2004. Their website is gone but available on wayback. It was online in 2007 but gone in 2008.
The zip includes the color and greyscale versions of the game, a manual, ...
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Match letters to form words in this addicting twist on the classic word search puzzle genre. Each letter awards points according to a Scrabble-like ranking system, with bonus tiles and words to really rack up your score! But be careful: flaming tiles ...
MyKbd is a full-featured input area skin manager and loader for the Palm Tungsten T3, T5, TX and LifeDrive. It includes support for HEX-based virtual keyboards for fast text entry and includes IBM's ATOMIK and Metropolis layouts. Users can switch ...
This is the installer for the PalmSource Palm OS 5 SDK, version R3, for Macintosh. Requires Metrowerks Codewarrior already installed. Tested with Codewarrior Pro 6 but clearly designed to work with earlier versions.
Dated 2003, which would ...
Puzzles-In-Motion is a highly interactive, physics-based-puzzles application for the Palm Computing Platform. Minimum requirements: Palm III, OS 3.0.
A puzzle consists of one or more stationary puzzle pieces and a toolbar containing puzzle ...
