BS Calc is a Business Scientific Calculator in the style of the built-in Palm calculator, but with many additional functions for advanced operations.

Requires MathLib to work properly!

Print from your PalmOS handheld! PalmPrint prints via infrared, Bluetooth, and serial to a wide variety of desktop, portable, and receipt printers from dozens of PalmOS applications.

Got 30 minutes? Why not embark on an intergalactic journey? Strange Adventures in Infinite Space puts you in charge of a not-quite-legal space exploration and trading operation. The risk is high, but so is the reward. Visit new galaxies, discover new ...

FreeGrid is a table editor for Palm. Create and view simple spreadsheets (without calculations).

• Easy to use
• Available in 10 languages
• Editable columns and rows (insert, delete, resize)
• Sheet name
• Quick ...

Plua v2 is port of Lua 5.0.3.

Plua v1 is a port of Lua 4.0 (plus a small IDE) for the Palm Computing platform.

Requires MathLib.

PluaED is advanced Plua editor that runs on PDA.

ED Plua IDE is ...

Chess, Checkers and Backgammon - Published by Whitehorse Games 2002

ChromaGames v1.4 Added OS5-compatible high resolution for Tungsten and newer Clie models. On older Clies, runs in low resolution ...

Palm Converter is a unit conversion utility supporting values of area, length, mass, temperature, and volume.

KoiKoi is a Japanese hanafuda card-matching game. The goal is to obtain special sets of cards (or yaku) by drawing and discarding from a hand of 8 initial cards. Upon obtaining a yaku, the player must choose to end the game ...

Is your touchscreen losing its touch? PowerDigi can help! Using advanced calibration methods, PowerDigi can restore accuracy to many inaccurate digitizers, allowing you to use your Palm OS 5 device like new again!

PowerDigi comes in three ...

MiddleCaps is a system hack that allows defining a particular region of the Graffiti area to interpret input as capitals. This region can be customized and even inverted so that capitals are input by default, while the user-defined area is interpreted ...