Free 1.04 software for pda

CobWeb 1.04 offers an easy-to-use, stable, and faster utility for the PalmVII, which allows selective deletion of Web Clippings that are stored in the history cache.

PowerApp allows you to turn the Palm off or turn the backlight on or off by clicking on a large button.
This is ideal for those with Palm Vs that no longer have function power buttons (like me).
Enhancements:
- Switched power off to page up and backlight toggle to page down because Palm V case presses against page up button and tended to turn the backlight on.
System requirements:
- Palm OS v3.0

Change the ID3 tag stored in MP3 files on your Palm with TagEditor.
Browse the SD card, select a MP3 file and you will be able to change the title, artist, album, year, track number, genre and comment.
The ID3 tag is used by MP3 players such as PocketTunes or AeroPlayer to display information about the file currently playing.
Enhancements:
- Corrected a bug when saving the ID3 tag without selecting a genre
System requirements:
- Palm OS v4.0
- Memory card

Porta-Pinball is a freeware pinball game for WinCE 2.11 and Pocket PC computers. It features realistic ball and flipper physics, powerful bumpers, flashing lights, and drop-down targets. It even allows nudging. Smooth animation and full sound effects round out the pinball-in-your-pocket experience.

Titrax Conduit 1.04 offers you a mighty admirable tool which is a win32 palm conduit for Titrax. It facilitates transferring project timing data from the palm to the desktop in the form of text files. Titrax is an GPL time tracking program for the Palm OS. It is based of an even earlier x-windows version, TimeTracker.

Requirements:

• Win32 OS Palm Desktop (for hotsync)

Pocket Cyber Mod is a mod music player for PDAs running Microsoft Pocket PC. Cyber Mod Player is freeware so you can use it and distribute it as you wish provided that you dont sell it.

The sample files of today like mp3 and wma are only possible thanks to cheaper memory (the kids nowadays dont know how lucky they are... etc...). Mod music was developed at a time when storage/program memory was very expensive. A mod file contains a few tiny samples and some instructions telling the computer how to build a tune out of them. The end result is great sounding music that only occupies a miniscule amount of memory. This is IDEAL for smaller computers like PDAs, after all you wont fit many MP3s on your iPAQ but youll be able to fit thousands of mod files on it.

After copying some tunes onto your iPAQ, launch Cyber Mod.exe.

Tap the OPEN button and select a tune. You should hear it play straight away.

You can adjust the sliders by grabbing the vertical bar and dragging, or a less fiddly way is to tap the horizontal bar to the left or the right of the vertical bar.

The only control thats not hyper intuitive is the BUFFER slider. This allows you to specify the size of the audio buffer. A lower setting will make the player more responsive to user input, A higher setting will make the player more resilient to glitching. The new buffer settings will only take effect after youve pressed STOP or OPENed another tune.