Free just by software for pda

Freeware analog clock with multiple faces: roman (XII, III, VI, IX), arabic (1-12) and no numbers.
Supports High Resolution for Sony Clie.
System requirements:
- Sony Clie: PEG-N710C
- Palm OS v3.5

Abacus by iWS - Enter as many numbers as you want and this app will calculate them and work out the total.

This program calculates the day on which Easter falls for a specified year.
The program uses an algorithm due to J.M.Oudin (1940), which calculates the Sunday on which Easter will fall according to the first ecclesiastical full moon on or after March 21.
This application, Easter, was inspired by a chance visit to the U.S. Naval Observatory, Astronomical Applications Department (http://aa.usno.navy.mil/faq/docs/easter.html), when a group of friends were wondering when Easter break would be this year.
In the UK Easter break is a paid four-day long-weekend. But it is awkward to plan for because the date is not fixed. Maybe this program will help you get the best from Easter Break from now on.
System requirements:
- 6KB

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.

yCPUBench is a benchmarking utility to measure the speed and performance of your Palm OS handhelds CPU.
yCPUBench can measure an OS 5 handhelds native ARM CPUs performance using ARM-pnolets, as well being able to measuring 68k (PACE emulated) performance for comparison. Includes floating point math performance (megaflops) and memory bandwidth tests.
Free for personal non-commercial use.
Enhancements:
- Updated with Codewarrior v9.3 PNOlets.
- Improved results display.
- Tested for preliminary Cobalt/OS 6 compatibility.
System requirements:
- Palm III
- Palm OS v3.0

Films is a database helping you to keep track of your photos you shoot at your sessions.
You can freely configurate it to your needs. Make notices to your film rolls and keep track of used shutter, ftime, lens, filter and many more...
Enhancements:
- automatic counter redesigned

Notes by Wright is a palm app which lets you take more than 1 type of note.

It lets you both make a drawing, and enter text on the same form.
This means theres no switching back and forth.
The notes are easy to find on the table which lists all notes entered.

You can even make certin notes "Important" by clicking a check field.
If the "Important" field is clicked, it will show up as a check mark on the table.

Many features are included, such as changing the color, changing the pen width, etc.

All of these features can be accesed simply by clicking the menu bar.

Sunset theme by Afzane - Sunset theme for your Pocket PC.
System requirements:
- Pocket PC 2002