Shoot at color bubbles, and blow them up to clear the board. This new arcade game combines easy rules with a great diversity of combinations and strategies. Two versions are available, for color devices and for 16-greyscale, please pick the right ...
Fives is a frustratingly simple puzzle game.
The goal of the game is to clear the board of colored tiles. Tapping a tile changes the shade of it and four of its neighbors above and below.
The number of shades a tile can take 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 ...
Manual for the first generation of WristPDA. Before being branded Abacus, there were metal and leather-banded versions of the WristPDA that potentially saw limited release. This is the user manual from that generation, kindly preserved by the CMU ...
iziBasic stands for easy Basic for Palm. It targets all kinds of developers and should be a very good tool for newbee programmers. Skilled programmers will also find in iziBasic a tool to develop very quickly and easily various types of ...
Replaces the white border around certain OS 5.x devices with a less distracting black one.
Designed to work with the LifeDrive and Palm TX, however does work on some Zire 72 and Treo 650 devices (with additional files, which are included). ...
From the Read Me:
Open records the opening hours of stores, restaurants, banks, or anything else
that maintains regular hours over a week, and shows their current "open-ness"
at a glance, together with how long they will remain ...
This is a raw disk image of the PalmPak Travel: Asia-Pacific Cities MMC card. It can be mounted as RAM disk or flashed onto an SD card.
The card contains the following applications:
- CitySyncCard
- City ...
PongClock is a simple program displaying the time as a game of "Pong". It is intended for a PalmPilot/Visor which has been modified to run from a power supply (not batteries).
Load PongClock.prc onto your PalmPilot/Visor. It should run like an ...
