The classic gem-swapping action returns! Bejeweled 2 builds on the original puzzle game with the addition of new modes, powerups, visual effects, and a killer soundtrack.

Filez is a free, advanced file browser for Palm OS 3.0 and later with support for built-in ROM and RAM as well as external SD cards. Files can be filtered by many different attributes and even color labeled on compatible screens. It is also possible to ...

A source port of Doom for Palm OS originally by yoyofr92 and later enhanced by MetaViewSoft. Requires Timidity for music playback. May also require UDMH if not enough dynamic memory is ...

The ultimate freeware 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.

This package ...

By default, most WiFi-equipped Palm devices can only connect via insecure WEP or WPA authentication methods. However, Palm TX received an exclusive update to support WPA2 authentication. Dubbed the "Enterprise Security Upgrade", the update purports to ...

NetFront is a mobile browser originally developed by ACCESS. It was the default browser on many Sony devices, including CLIÉ and PSP. NetFront for Palm OS features higher compatibility than Blazer while being lighter weight than

X-Master 1.4

X-Master manages PalmOS system extensions (aka Hacks)

HackMaster, developed by Edward Keyes in 1997, has been the de-facto standard for managing Palm OS system extensions that patch system traps (so-called ...

LJP is a multi-system emulator for Palm OS 5 devices featuring support for many classic consoles from Nintendo, Sega, SNK, Bandai, and more.

LJP requires an external SD card. To install, put the included LJP folder into ...

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 (with Resco Viewer ...

Get directions anywhere in the world on the go with Google Maps on your web-enabled Palm OS device! (Yes, it still works!) Requires an active internet connection via Bluetooth, WiFi, or cellular data.