Free electric piano software for pda

This program will help you store information on your Palm about electric connectors use in the aviation field. Airplane technicians, or anyone else in this field who needs to keep information on connectors will find this program useful.
The information that you can store on the electrical connectors is: the connector ID, the connector part number, the backshell part number, the contact part number, insert, extract, the crimper part number, positioner, the selector, the seal plug, and a there is also a multipurpose note field with scrolling abilities.
Feel free to email me for changes, questions, concerns, or comments. Thanks and enjoy!
System requirements:
- Palm III
- Palm OS v3.0

Turn your hand held PalmOS device into a portable two octave keyboard.
Use it to play/learn music. Entertains and helps pass the time.
System requirements:
- Palm OS v3.1

The first pinball machines appeared in the early 1930s and the first coin-operated pinball game, it was introduced in 1931, invented by Raymond Maloney. However, the term "pinball" was not used until 1936.
The tilt mechanism was one of the first additions to pinball games, invented in 1934 as a direct answer to the problem of players lifting and shaking the games. The first battery operated machines appeared in 1933, and a year later machines with electrical outlets and lights were added. Today Pinball is loved as an arcade game, as toys and as video games.
Mobile Classic is a series of classic gaming concepts for your mobile phone. Month after month games like Blocks (tetris), Solitaire and Yatzy have been on the top of the chart. We therefore decided to create a series of classic games in the best possible versions. Mobile Classic is there a series of popular games with the best possible graphics, sound and music. They are all available for a variety of handsets and they all come in minimum 5 language versions.
Version restrictions:
- Ad-supported

A musicians tool. I wanted a tuner for my guitar and violin, plus a metronome to start songs off at the right tempo, and the current S60 programs just didnt work. Hence Musician. It was also created as my very first Python program (see the notes below).
There are polyphonic tuning tones for E, B, G, D and A, enough to tune both guitar and violin. The tones last for a configurable length of time. The metronome will display beats at any tempo from 50 to 220 beats per minute, with an optional metronome sound sample. And a playable mini-piano will let you play out simple melodies.
Musician is now open source and freeware, please ignore any registration screens that come up in the S60 2nd Edition version. Or contact me if they become too obtrusive.
If you havent already done so, youll need to have already installed the free Python interpreter on your smartphone. This is a great patch that gives your device the ability to run Python freeware and shareware programs and is highly recommended. You can even write your own, should you feel ambitious!
Enhancements:
- - added a playable mini-piano, for picking out melodies.
System requirements:
- Requires small Python runtime

Enjoy "W.A. Mozart: Sonatas for Piano", more than seven hours of great piano music created by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
For S60/Series 60. Requires 2.2 MB free space on phone memory or memory card.
System requirements:
- For S60/Series 60. Requires 830 KB free space on phone memory or memory card.

Keep track of your monthly Electric, Gas and Water Meter readings.
Enter your monthly meter readings, how much you pay per unit, and McMeter will calculate how much electric, gas, and water you used, and how much your bill should be each month.
System requirements:
- Palm OS v3.0

Java Metronome, as its name says, is a metronome for Java devices.
It can produce signals with the specified frequency (times per minute). Signaling can be done using tone, vibration and backlight flashing. Mode, frequency, duration and volume of signal can also be configured. But this application can be used not only as metronome, been able to switch or toggle light by pressing a button or with specified frequency makes it possible to transform your mobile phone in packet flashlight. And adjusting frequency to correlate with your (or somebody else) pulse allows to measure it with high precision and without special equipment.
Notes:
- Use 0-9 buttons to specify requested frequency (times per minute). - -- Setting frequency to 0 stops the metronome.
- Joystick can also be used to modify frequency: UP increase value by ten, DOWN decrease value by ten, LEFT decrease value by one and RIGHT increase value by one
- # button can be use to switch backlight on (light is turned on until button is pressed)
- * button toggle back light (so it can be used as switched at normal electric torch)
- Setting command allows to choose proper signal mode (tone, vibration or backlight flashing) and frequency/duration of signal.
System requirements:
- MIDP 2.0 or Nokia