Generic Palm USB device drivers for Windows 7/8/10 by Aceeca. These drivers are 32-bit and 64-bit compatible.
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Bike or Die!
Bike or Die! is a trial bike racing game for the Palm OS platform featuring physics simulations, advanced 3D terrain graphics, and expandable levels using the Bike or Design! level editor.
LittleJohn Palm OS (LJP) Emulator
LJP is a multi-system emulator for Palm OS 5 devices featuring support for many classic consoles from Nintendo, Sega, SNK, Bandai, and more. May require UDMH if not enough dynamic memory is free.
Mu Emulator
Mu is a new Palm OS emulator with a focus on perfectly replicating the functionality of the Palm M515 running Palm OS 4.1. On top of greater accuracy than other emulators, Mu also features libretro compliance for maximum portability and sustainability long-term. As an open-source project, it is also one of the only free Palm emulators available.
Palm Desktop Software
Install apps and sync calendars, contacts, email, memos, and tasks between your Palm device and desktop PC.
PowerSDHC
Use high-capacity SDHC and SDXC memory cards with your Palm OS 5 device! PowerSDHC breaks the limits of the original SD card specification, which was limited to 2GB in FAT16 format, allowing cards up to 2TB in FAT32 format instead. As of version 1.3, PowerSDHC is now free to all without registration!
Resco Explorer
Resco Explorer is an advanced file browser featuring a tabbed interface complete with colorful icons, “right-click” (tap and hold), and compressed file support. It also doubles as an image viewer and FTP client, and can directly open external apps for filetypes not recognized by Explorer itself.
Snails (Worms clone)
Worms clone.
TCPMP
The ultimate media player for Palm OS! TCPMP (The Core Pocket Media Player) is an advanced video and audio player with support for a broad variety of formats and dozens of tweaks to customize your playback experience.
UDMH
UDMH (for Unlimited Dynamic Memory Heap) allows allocating more of your Palm device’s built-in memory to applications than is allowed by default. While most apps don’t need this, emulators, source ports, and other experimental apps often require large amounts of dynamic memory heap to function. UDMH solves this problem at the touch of a button.