Free density software for pda

DensCalc is a sea water equation of state calculator for the Palm OS.

It will compute any two of the following four parameters: temperature, conductivity, salinity, and density, from the other two parameters and it will do this for any depth in the ocean.

The program also computes the speed of sound, specific heat, freezing point, adiabatic lapse rate, sigma-t, potential temperature, and potential density.

The full source code is available on the authors web site.

TC Assist is a tool designed to assist in filling out daily timecard entries.
The user can enter start and stop time as well as the number of hours taken at lunch and hours worked.
Either the start time, stop time or hours worked can be solved based on the other three parameters.
An alarm option is also available.
Enhancements:
- Added a menu items to beam and send TC Assist to another Palm OS device.
- In the edit menu, "Graffiti Help" will now display "Graffiti 2 Help" for devices that have Graffiti 2.
- Removed the color HandEra icons as there will never be such a device.
- Fixed a bug on the Treo 600 and Tungsten T5 in which tapping on one of the checkboxes will cause the device to reset.
- Added 1.5x density bitmaps and icons.
- Made some minor cosmetic changes and bug fixes.
- Changed support e-mail address.
System requirements:
- Palm OS v2.0

This program calculates wattage requirements for heating metals, liquids, and gasses. It also calculates maximum allowable watt density for different applications.

Coconut by Marcio is a Tandy Radio Shack Color Computer emulator for PalmOS. For those of you not old enough, the CoCo was a popular 8-bit computer in the early eighties. Coconut emulates the CoCo, CoCo 2, Dragon 32, Dragon 64, and some variations on these models. Coconut is a work in progress, and as such the emulation is not yet 100% accurate. Some games simply do not run, and some run with a few glitches.
The following features are emulated:
M6809 processor (0.895 Mhz).
4/16/32/64K RAM, with upper 32K bank switching on 64K models.
Text, semigraphic (except SG6) and graphic modes, with artifacting.
16.7ms IRQ interrupt.
Joysticks.
Cassette input.
The following features are NOT emulated:
63.5us IRQ interrupt.
Sound.
Serial port.
Cassete output.
Cartridge specific hardware.
Floppy drives.
CoCo 3.
IMPORTANT: here are the requirements for running Coconut. It will NOT run if any of these is missing:
A Palm compatible device with PalmOS 5 and ARM processor. Coconut will not run on the PalmOS Simulator.
A high density color display (320x320).
A memory card (SD/MMC, Memory Stick, etc).
ROM files for the systems beeing emulated. ROM files are not distributed with Coconut.
System requirements:
- A Palm compatible device with PalmOS 5 and ARM processor. Coconut will not run on the PalmOS Simulator.
- A high density color display (320x320).
- A memory card (SD/MMC, Memory Stick, etc).
- ROM files for the systems beeing emulated. ROM files are not distributed with Coconut.

Yet Another Unit Converter converts between many units - Metric, Imperial and others.
It supports 585 units, in 40 categories, including: Acceleration, Angle, Area, Current, Density, Energy, Force, Frequency, Fuel Economy, Length, Mass, Power, Pressure, Temperature, Time, Torque, Velocity (Speed), Voltage, Volume.
Enhancements:
- 585 units in 40 categories
- Fixed bug where "ROM Incompatible" message appears on newer OSes

This is Smartlist To Go (formerly ThinkDB) database contain a listing of the satellites of the 9 major planets and those found around asteroids and minor planets.
This database is complete free and will remain so for all future updates.

To use this database, select a primary (a planet or MP, a category for minor planet satellites) from the views drop down menu (the leftmost drop down menu underneath the "Moons" title).

Then select the entry for the satellite you wish to obtain more information for.

Each entry has the following information split into three tabs:

Orbital data:

Semi-major Axis (distance from center of primary)
Period (time it takes to complete one orbit)
E (Eccentricity, represents shape of the orbit)
I (Inclination, represents tilt of orbit with respect to the equator of the primary)

Physical data:

Diameter (size of the satellite)
Type (represents basic composition and size of body)
Notes (a short description of the satellite as well as other possibly useful data)

Discovery Data:

Discovery Year
Discoverer

Fields that I would like to add in the next update or two include albedo and density.

You can create your own skins for JTaskbar or JWalk, using this special utility.
Main features:
- Low and High density support
- From 1 to 16 bpp supported (can be different within 1 schema)
- Compressed skins support
- XML-based skin-source file format (strong compatibility :))
- On out - \YourSkin.pdb\ for installing on handheld and distribute
Enhancements:
- Add: Transparency Picker
- Add: Local path to resources in saved projects
- Fix: Change to 2bpp splice cause fatal error
- Fix: Some compilation errors
- Chg: Total interface redesign

This enhanced version is intuitive, easy-to-use and quick unit-to-unit conversion software.
It has configurable favorites screen for six unit categories of your choice enabling ready access to your frequently used conversions.
Performs conversions under unit categories like Temperature, Speed, Length, Area, Mass, Density, Light, Time, Volume, Pressure, Flow, Power, Force, Angle, Current, Acceleration, Frequency, Angular Velocity, Digital Resolution, Data, Astronomical Units and Torque.
This version not only has colorful icons but it is packed with more units and features.
Supports configuration of decimal point precision or scientific notations.
System requirements:
- Palm OS v3.0