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Frobnitz is a Z-Machine interpreter that runs on PalmOS. What's a Z-Machine, you ask? It's the virtual machine developed by Infocom for its text adventures, also known as "interactive fiction". Infocom has long since passed on, but the ...
Resco Viewer is an image viewer with file browser for Palm OS 5. It can either be used standalone or as an extension of Resco Explorer for an all-in-one file manager experience. (Note: Requires installation to RAM to ...
Calculate the size of shapes wherever you go! Shape Calculator lets you find the circumference, radius, diameter, and area of a circle. Additionally, it lets you find the area and perimeter of a triangle. If you do a lot of math, you’ll certainly ...
Dragon Bane 1 is a Greyscale Dungeon Crawler RPG from Mythological Software. Their website is still online though it hasn't been updated since 2008. All links to purchase and activate the full game are dead.
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America Online is offering AOL Instant Messenger (AIM) users instant message and Buddy List features for the Palm Computing platform.
AIM for Palm organizers brings the convenience and ease-of-use of AIM to Palm handheld devices. Now you can ...
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ICQ was a cross-platform instant messaging (IM) and VoIP client founded in June 1996. The service was discontinued on June 26, 2024, rendering the application obsolete. ICQ delisted the Palm OS version in early 2005. The application never progressed ...
Detect someone's sexual orientation with the tap of a button in the Palm of your hand.
A vast horde of alien battleships is approaching our solar system. Due to maintenance problems only one fighter craft is ready to defend the planet. Fly dangerous missions against huge battlecruisers, dogfight with enemy fighters in asteroid fields and ...
PyCalc is a simple Pythagorean Theorem calculator for Palm OS! It can solve for the hypotenuse and legs of a triangle. You can also choose how far it rounds the result. If you like Palm OS and the Pythagorean Theorem, you’ll love PyCalc!
