Free mini 2.01 software for pda

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

QuickDial - send a phone number from each application to your mobile phone and dial it immediately.
Simply mark the phone number (in your datebook, mail program, browser) and start QuickDial. Edit it if necessary. Thats it!
Or dial direct with you Palm PDA instead of tipping a number on your mobile. Even when you use a mobile with Bluetooth interface you can dial faster and easier.
System requirements:
- Palm OS 4 or higher

XSDesigner lets you create forms for use on your Pocket PC. With a single click the created form is uploaded to your Pocket PC and automatically displayed with XSForms. Once the form is on your Pocket PC you can start gathering data. Of course, a bar code scanner simplifies it to an extremely rapid data gathering frenzy. XSDesigner allows you to revise, or modify, any form you had created earlier to your liking and needs.
Originally designed for commercial use XSDesigner now has gained acceptance in the private sector as well. That is for good reason; the ease of use is phenomenal. Within minutes you can create a form for your specific need. It doesnt matter if you are trying to inventory an entire store or your CD collection. Both can be accomplished rather quickly. It doesnt matter how much experience you have with databases. It was designed for the novice.
Main features:
- FREE (no license fee at all)!
- Development of forms for XSForms simply per Drag&Drop.
- Easy to use development environment (cf. Visual Studio).
- Requires no programming knowledge or database knowledge at all.
- Automatic transmission and display of the form onto your PocketPC (One Click!)
- Support of the standard Windows elements.
- MDI support: several forms can be opened and worked on.
- WYSIWYG view: the representation corresponds to the one on your PocketPC.
- No restrictions in the amount of control elements and form pages.
- Automatic generation of user documentation belonging to the form
Enhancements:
- Fixes the ActiveSync 4.x CDB sync problem
System requirements:
- Windows XP/NT/2000/2003

iPint 1.0 is a free and interesting beer-based game for the iPhone or iPod Touch, which enables you to play a mini-game and drink a virtual pint of beer.

The "Download Now" link directs you to the iTunes App Store, where you must continue the download process. You must have iTunes installed in order to open the link, and you must have an active iTunes account to download the application.

Requirements: iPhone OS 2.0

The classic game is now in color!
Press any button to ascend, and let go to descend. It may be tricky at first, but it is addictive. Try to get the best high score.
Enhancements:
- - included a modified version for unusually fast palm devices.
System requirements:
- Any Palm OS Hardware
- Palm OS 5.0
- 14KB RAm

nScript is a tool that will allow you to execute scripts on your PocketPC.

A few examples are provided by the author (posting of your displayed files, saving a file on an http server, converting a series of characters into numerical values, a mini-shell, sending mail, etc...)

Truly powerful, but the creation is restricted to the C specialists.