Free cycle trader software for pda

Cycle Time is a quick and easy app for figuring a machines parts per hour and efficiency.

GPSCycleMaster for the Nokia phones is an advanced cycle computer that is absolutely free to download and use.
Use your Nokia 6600 (or series 60) Symbian mobile phone in conjunction with a bluetooth GPS receiver to view statistics and maps.
Using the OS GetAMap service for top quality mapping to display your position in real time.
Data logging functionality lets you review your rides and makes it a cinch to calculate distances travelled. The logs are stored in the industry standard GPX format making them easy to load into Google Earth, Memory Map or any other GPX compatible program/utility.
Enhancements:
- Changed the app to use $GPRMC and $GPGGA NMEA data. This adds support for more BT GPS units including TomTom MkII.
System requirements:
- Symbian Series 60 phone
- BlueTooth GPS receiver

The Trek Tracer application is an easy to use way to log and track your cycling training.
You can capture basic information such as the distance and times.
But you are also able to collect other important pieces of information that impact the efficacy of you ride like the weather, temperature, and wind speed and direction.
System requirements:
- Palm OS v3.0

DOSBoxPPC is a Pocket PC port of a well known DOS emulator, DOSBox.
Features:
- Designed to work on Pocket PC running Windows Mobile 2003, 2003SE with screen resolution at 320x240. And it fits in that resolution.
- Three customizable toolbars.
- Two new mouse emulation modes (Touchpad-like mode and D-Pad mode) ensuring that mouse will work in any game.
- Hardware buttons mapping. Mouse buttons can be mapped to them too.
- Left/right screen rotation.
- Forced toolbar display with tap-zone or hardware button.
- Original graphics by Jehl Xavier.
- CPU cycles auto-adjust, fast screen update code and other goodies by Yury Sidorov.
- Verysimple (286-only) cpu core by Boris Letocha.
- Lots of lame optimizations.
Usage:
Download build that matches your PDAs processor - XScale or ARM. Unpack archive to your storage card. Edit [autoexec] section in dosbox.conf so that mount command will point to folder you will use for storing DOS apps. Run dosbox.exe.
Enhancements:
- CVS Sync, but: used old mixer code (new causes wowing sound and high cpu load), native CPU autocycling removed in favor of Yurys code, mapper removed (does anyone use it on PDA?).
System requirements:
- Windows Mobile 2003 / 2003 SE
- XScale Processors

Major Features:

1. Three customizable toolbars.
2. Two new mouse emulation modes (Touchpad-like mode and D-Pad mode) ensuring that mouse will work in any game.
3. Hardware buttons mapping. Mouse buttons can be mapped to them too.
4. Left/right screen rotation.
5. Forced toolbar display with tap-zone or hardware button.
6. Original graphics by Jehl Xavier.
7. CPU cycles auto-adjust, fast screen update code and other goodies by Yury Sidorov.
8. Verysimple (286-only) cpu core by Boris Letocha.
9. Lots of lame optimizations.

Requirements:

• Windows Mobile 2003 / 2003 SE
• XScale Processors

Pilot cycling - get and store all your cycling data on your Palm.

Keep track of all your Cell Phone calls and Minutes used, filter them by Billing Cycles, Date, or Caller.
Purge your previous months records so your tables totals are always current.
Keep track of your minutes used so you never go over your allot time again.
System requirements:
- Palm OS v3.1