ChessGenius by Richard Lang is a world championship winning chess program for the Palm Computing® Platform. Superb playing strength and packed with features for beginners and experts. It runs on all Palm devices including all Centro, LifeDrive, TX, ...
- The year is 2015. -
The world of the Internet is on the verge of collapse due to a conspiracy by the giant company Gigasolid. Illegal data is being drained from the network, and an evil virus is ravaging people's minds. The countdown to ...
Application to keep track of your palm devices. A collector's must-have. Be sure to backup your databases (PaCoDB.pdb, etc) before upgrading.
Changelog: v1.1: - Added Watchlist - Added Notes - Csv Converter
kMoria is a port of Unix Moria 5.5.2 for the Palm OS. It is freeware available under the same terms as Moria (in short, you can redistribute, modify, distribute modifications (and you do not have to release the source), but you cannot sell ...
"Enter the revolution of Saguaro®, the most modern desktop-centric design that revolves around the same world-class ease of use that you enjoy from your Palm every time you turn it on. Already three years in the making, it’s the new application ...
Pumpkin OS is a reimplementation of Palm OS ported to x86 and ARM architectures. Unlike traditional emulators, it relies entirely on its own original code to run apps natively and does not require use of ROMs or hardware virtualization. Pumpkin is also ...
Natara Bonsai outliner is an organizational tool with many uses. Use Bonsai as a task manager, organize your thoughts for a presentation, or keep important information handy. Bonsai is available as both a Windows and a Palm OS ...
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The Palm OS Simulator is a Windows desktop application for testing and debugging Palm apps and environments. This page features pre-packaged builds for simulating all ARM versions of Palm OS, including the unreleased Palm OS 6.1 “Cobalt” (which was ...
