Free java version history software for pda

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

I move a lot, and when it came time to put in applications for employment or credit I had a hard time remembering everywhere I lived and for how long. I use this database to track everywhere I have lived. The DB has from and to date fields. It also calculates how many years, months and days you lived at each place. I also prepared forms for this DB.
System requirements:
- HanDBase v.3.0x or greater

IBM MIDP 2.0 Java Micro Environment is a Java emulator for Pocket PC. It allows you to run programs written in Java for mobile phones on your Pocket PC. Some examples of applications you could run include Opera Mini, Google Maps, Mobile GMaps, and the list doesnt stop here.

Java Tiny Gfx Library (JTGL) is a graphic foundation framework (a graphics/gaming API) that will allow easy deployment/porting of applications/games on many environments: AWT, Swing, J2ME (MIDP 1&2, Nokia, and Siemens), SuperWaba (PalmOS, PPC, and Symbian), ExEn, DoJa, and others.

Clean, cool and: Java! Inspired by the SUN Microsystems website.
System requirements:
- Pocket PC

GPSed (Java) 3.6 is a powerful and easy-to-use software which can track trips from your mobile device, store them in an online archive and trace the tracks on Google maps. Want to store the most exciting trips in your life? This is an excellent choice for you!

Major Features:

1. Get Trip Computer analogous to GPS devices and Trip Sharing Tool in one app.
2. Record tracks of your trips anywhere on the Earth. Tracks are traced on Google Maps (or Google Earth) and stored in an online archive.
3. Post your tracks to social networks: Facebook, MySpace, Twitter and Blogger.com right from your mobile device.
4. Add waypoints to tracks for your favorite locations.

Inetent Java MIDlet Manager is a Java emulator that allows you to run programs written in Java for mobile phones on your Pocket PC. Some examples of applications you could run include Opera Mini, Google Maps, Mobile GMaps, and the list doesnt stop here.