Free lock software for pda

LockMe 1.1 is a very flexible and effective tool which periodically locks your Palm, starting at a specified time. Can be set to auto-lock once every day, once every hour, or something in between. Locks your Pilot once every day at a specified time.

This program is a screen saver like program... it looks like a screensvaer, behaves like a screensaver, so its almost like a screensaver :-)
The main feature of the app is: it shows a HUGE clock. You can choose the clock type, the timeout period, and soon some other options as well.
Enhancements:
- Added floating small clock to show to current time anywhere
- By clocking on the small clock will activate the screensaver immediately
- The application should not activate itself in the middle of a call
- The date is shown as well (for now in fixed format: YYYY.MM.DD)
- Analog clock fixed
- Option added to not hide the top of the screen (so you can see new message, or not answered calls). Clicking on any icon in the top of the screen deactivates the screensaver (except in total lock mode)
- Total lock fixed
System requirements:
- UIQ3 phone

Lockpicking is a variation of the Tetris game.

The game is excellent and the graphics are tidy (uses 1.5Mb of memory).

Instead of seeing little colored squares, you will see little locks: red locks (closed) can disappear by filling the line and by unlocking them with a key.

The rule refreshes the game without losing the fun.

CallBlocker is a program that blocks calls from a given number.
CallBlocker is written for Kyocera SmartPhone QCP 6035.
If any other phone uses PDQ libraries, then it should work with them too.
Currently it has a provision of blocking only one number.
Note/Known bug:
After syncing the program, edit the number and then reset the phone.
You need to edit before resetting the phone or before you receive any call.
If you forget to edit it before receiving any call (after restting the phone) phone will lock up and you need to perform a reset (soft).
System requirements:
- Kyocera 6035 SmartPhone
- Phones with PDQ libraries
- Palm OS v3.5

Resco Locker is a utility that keeps applications locked in memory on NVFS systems. While Resco Locker can be formally used on non-NVFS systems, it cannot do anything usefull here.
Why to use Resco Locker?
Main reason is the safety. NVFS brought changes to the Palm OS programming and not all applications reflected them. (Those that were last time updated prior to NVFS release, could not.) One of the most frequent problems is that the Palm databases are no longer fixed. Thats exactly the problem that is targeted by Resco Locker. For more detailed explanation of the NVFS specifics see please the discussion on the Resco Backup product page.
As a side effect, applications locked in memory need less time to load, which in turn may increase the performance of your handheld.
Lock
Select applications by tapping the respective rows and tap the Lock button. The locking is performed immediately.
Unlock
To unlock repeat the same procedure and tap the Unlock button.
Supplementary possibilities
Action trigger offers selection commands (e.g. Select All) and Column Setup dialog. (Additional columns are type, creator, date.)
To change the sort order tap suitable column label.
Meaning of attributes
! - Receives Notifications
L - Locked
O - Opened
B - Backup
P - Protected
General Options dialog:
Resco Locker can be disabled, in which case it unlocks all currently locked applications. (However, these apps will be further on marked as locked.)
Resco Locker can restore application locks on reset or clear all locks - depending on the option the user selects.
Typical use
Options dialog: Enable RLocker and switch on Only lock code
Action trigger > Select Defaults
Unselect apps that you know are safe
Press Lock button
Test
If satisfactory, switch on Restore locks after reset in the Options dialog
Otherwise read Help.txt (part of the .zip installer)
The risks
One could envisage specific programming constructs that under special occasions would conflict with external locking as performed by Resco Locker. These constructs are not very probable, but cannot be excluded either.
Conclusions
Resco Locker was created with the hope to help the users. However, Palm OS is an open system and bad interactions with the way RLocker works cannot be excluded. We dont want any money for this tool, but do not take any responsibility for eventual consequences. Use it with care.
Enhancements:
- Locking is compatible with the newest Palm models: T700p, T680.
System requirements:
- Palm OS 5+.
- Use on NVFS systems only.

Application for unlocking phones that are locked to network operators. Supported are Nokia and Siemens phones. Author will appreciate your feedback.

THIS MOBILE APPLICATION IS PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND. AUTHOR AND COMPELSON LABS DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES, EITHER EXPRESSOR IMPLIED, INCLUDING THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. IN NO EVENT SHALL AUTHOR AND COMPELSON LABS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGES WHATSOEVER INCLUDING DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, LOSS OF BUSINESS PROFITS OR SPECIAL DAMAGES, EVEN IF AUTHOR AND COMPELSON LABS HAVE BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.

StickIt is a simple app which allows users of UIQ3 phones to attach a note to their standby screen.
To edit the note, just select the task "StickIt" in the task manager. You can update the text manually using the More->Update command, however the text is automatically updated in each second.
You can turn off the note visibility in the standby screen using More->Toggle visibility->In standby or you can show it in the app as well (as a preview) using More->Toggle visibility->Here. To change the size and position of the note select More->Un/lock. When in unlocked mode, a titlebar is shown as well as the resizing corner. Grab them to move around or to resize the note. Please note that when in unlocked mode, less text is visible.
Enhancements:
- Added possibility to hide in standby mode
- Added possibility to change font size
- Better re-positioning and re-sizing method