Free broadcasting software for pda

The Bible Broadcasting Network has many stations mainly across the eastern United States. This program will help people that travel to always keep in touch if a station is nearby.

With the m100 series, Palm introduced the Note Pad application, taking the place of the Memo Pad on the fourth hard key.
Some of us preferred the old Memo Pad and tried to assign it to the Note Pad hard key by using the Buttons Preference Panel.
Unfortunately, no matter what you set the fourth hard key to, Palm OS would always reassign it to Note Pad when your device reset!
Note Pad Key Patch simply reassigns the fourth hard key back to what you specified with the Buttons Preference Panel.
Finally, you can easily use Memo Pad on your m100!
System requirements:
- Palm OS v3.5

Whoosh Cam Community Edition is a free service for private and personal use, that allows your friends and family with mobile phones to view live images from your webcam and text chat with you and other people connected to your webcam.
Getting Started
1. Configure the application
From the Edit menu, select "Personal details"
First enter a user name and password -- if the user name is not already taken, then a new account will be created for your webcam.
Please make a note of your user name and password, so you can login from your mobile phone to access your webcam.
Click "Apply" wait and if there are no error messages, then click "OK"
If you want to allow other mobile users to access your webcam, then enter their Whoosh Cam user names in the "Allowed list" - one name on each line.
2. Start broadcasting images
Use the menu "Internet | Connect"
If you see no error messages, then the PC client is broadcasting images and you should start to see images from your web camera in the application.
If the image refresh in the PC client is jumpy or slow, then try closing some other applications, because the speed at which the PC application can refresh determines the frame rate. Therefore if the PC client is running slowly, then this will affect the rate at which mobile client can refresh.
Enhancements:
- Turn your Windows Mobile phone into a Web Cam
System requirements:
- PC requirements:
- Microsoft Windows XP
- USB Web Cam connected to your PC
- ADSL/Broadband Internet connection
- Mobile requirements:
- Windows Mobile 5 Pocket PC phone
- Internet data plan with your operator/carrier

Whoosh Cam Community Edition is a free service for private and personal use, that allows your friends and family with mobile phones to view live images from your webcam and text chat with you and other people connected to your webcam.
Getting Started
1. Configure the application
From the Edit menu, select "Personal details"
First enter a user name and password -- if the user name is not already taken, then a new account will be created for your webcam.
Please make a note of your user name and password, so you can login from your mobile phone to access your webcam.
Click "Apply" wait and if there are no error messages, then click "OK"
If you want to allow other mobile users to access your webcam, then enter their Whoosh Cam user names in the "Allowed list" - one name on each line.
2. Start broadcasting images
Use the menu "Internet | Connect"
If you see no error messages, then the PC client is broadcasting images and you should start to see images from your web camera in the application.
If the image refresh in the PC client is jumpy or slow, then try closing some other applications, because the speed at which the PC application can refresh determines the frame rate. Therefore if the PC client is running slowly, then this will affect the rate at which mobile client can refresh.
System requirements:
- PC requirements:
- Microsoft Windows XP
- USB Web Cam connected to your PC
- ADSL/Broadband Internet connection
- Mobile requirements:
- Mobile phone with Java MIDP 2.0
- Internet data plan with your operator/carrier