Ticker gets you the latest news headlines directly on your handheld. The software reads and displays information provided in RDF/RSS format published by major news magazines, websites and journals.
Ticker refreshes the news feeds through any ...
Ticker gets you the latest news headlines directly on your handheld. The software reads and displays information provided in RDF/RSS format published by major news magazines, websites and journals.
Ticker refreshes the news feeds through any ...
CallRec is an application designed for Treo 650/680/700p/755p and Palm Centro smartphones and intended to use as sound recorder.
With CallRec you can record your voice notes, meetings, interviews as well as telephone conversation. Primary ...
Bricks Ahoy! is an absorbing puzzle game from beelogic that combines concentration tactics with time-attack arcade action. Test your skills against a solitaire-like puzzle game, or race against time in the breathtaking timed mode, as you squeeze a ...
Air Hockey! Play against the computer, another player on the same device, or even battle your friends wirelessly with IR infrared play! Just use the stylus on the Graffiti area or the screen directly to move the puck around.
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Monkey Around is a puzzle game where you try to find monkeys that are hiding in a jungle. The jungle hides the monkeys so that you can't see exactly where they are. A large banana throwing machine surrounds the jungle and you can use the machine to ...
Memoru is a japanese draw application for PalmOS, designed for Sony Clié PEG-N700C.
Author : Akino Hitoshi
The Palm LifeDrive version 2.0 software update provides a variety of enhancements:
Map viewer compatible with the HandyGPS Springboard module. This isn't very useful today as the map downloads were login-gated and haven't been preserved anywhere.
Palm OS did not officially offer SD card support until OS 4. While no older devices were released with SD card readers built-in, it is possible to homebrew custom devices with a combination of older Palm OS and SD card readers.