Free palm os 1.3 software for pda

A powerful free metronome with many features, including a 16 beat cycle, presets and user patterns.
You can build up simple or complex rhythmic patterns with a choice of three tones for each beat and an option to select different notes, to match the key of the piece that you are playing.
Tempo is selectable from twenty up to three hundred beats per minute, with a tap tempo feature.
A selectable autostart feature will start the metronome after a configurable number of steps.
System requirements:
- Palm OS v3.1

This compressed DOC file contains a comprehensive listing of international dialing prefixes.
The list includes both country codes as well as supplementary intra-national codes (i.e. city codes, regional prefixes, etc.).
Some may find this DOC file superior to similar databases for use on the palm due to its small size and the wide use of DOC readers.
Assuming that your DOC reader has the ability to search a document, you can easily search by country, city, or by the code directly.
Please note that this file does not contain individual area codes for the United States.
Please report any mistakes and/or omissions in this list to lipoff@fas.harvard.edu so that I may update the list.
I apologize for any inaccuracies that may be in this list, but I cannot take responsibility for them.
I will, however, endeavor to produce increasingly accurate updates.
Also see sam.lipoff.org/ for more information and updates.
System requirements:
- Doc Reader.
- Palm OS devices.

Install this software to run WILDEC products and other J2ME applications.
System requirements:
- Palm OS v3.0 devices.

What is the Simulator? The Palm OS Simulator is the Palm OS 5.0 system compiled native for Intel.
It is not hardware emulation like Palm OS Emulator, but rather the real OS running on top of the DAL.
The Palm OS core is made up of the various system DLLs you will see when you open up the Simulator folder on your PC.
Because the system is in the DLLs, the ROM file differs from a ROM file that would run on Palm OS Emulator.
It contains the Palm Application Compatibility Environment (PACE, which emulates your 68k PRCs) and the various default PRCs such as Datebook and Memopad.
The 68k environment provided in PACE is effectively identical to the functionality supported by Palm OS 4.1.
System requirements:
- Palm Tungsten
- Palm OS v5.0

The Today application gathers information from the built-in applications Date Book, Mail and To Do and displays the things to do today together with current time and date and owner of the handheld device.

Other applications (e.g. DateBk4) can be launched instead of the built-in ones.

The goal of the game is to correctly position the atoms so that the x-ray beams will be correctly reflected through the grid.
For more information, read the help menu.
Enhancements:
- Added a button to see the solution (Danger button).
System requirements:
- Palm OS v3.0.

Opensource MPEG4 (divx,xvid) player.
Enhancements:
- pixel aspect option in preferences dialog
- keylock window fix with LCD tweak modes
- T|T,T2 48khz samplerate crash fix
System requirements:
- Palm OS v5.0