Can’t remap that home button? Wish you had more than 4 hard keys? ButtonsEx is here to help!

ButtonsEx is a Palm OS 5 app that allows assigning shortcuts to every face button on your Palm–including 5-way navigation! It can also circumvent ...

InkStorm is a Bluetooth chat and whiteboard application originally included with the Tapwave Zodiac. It allows sharing messages with up to 8 connected users either through handwriting or standard text input.

Developer Trumpetsoft later released ...

tejpWriter (pronounced “typewriter”) is an open source text editor with a deep feature set. It can be used to create and edit plain text or rich text files in a broad variety of formats, including full HTML support.

Nearly every aspect of ...

Generates registration codes for Softick Audio Gateway. Softick software uses a hardware-based User ID for registration, therefore codes must be generated uniquely for each device. You need to run the Program ...

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.

Cybersaurus is a fully 3D mech combat game in the vein of Mech Warrior. Conquer a variety of terrains while completing mission objectives and defeating a variety of both land and air-borne enemies!

High-end devices only! Official system ...

Palm Linux is an experimental distribution of Linux for certain models of Palm devices, including the Tungsten T, T5, T3, Palm TX, and LifeDrive. It supports the GPE and

Windows integrated development environment (IDE) for creating Palm OS apps. Write and test your BASIC program on the desktop, then download it to your device to run it.

As of June 18, 2021, NSBasic is now open source! Source code is available ...

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 ...

With devices spanning from the early 1990s to late 2000s, Palm used many different screen technologies. While the earliest models used simple black-and-white LCDs, this palette soon expanded to multiple shades of gray, then 8-bit color, then 16-bit and ...