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Abandon Hope Solitaire (Palm OS) 2.07 brings players an interesting game which challenges you to discard all the Clubs.

Major Features:

1. 24 tableau piles (4 rows of 6 piles each) - discard Clubs singly and in any order by clicking on it.
2. stock (face down, right) - fills tableau during redeal.
3. waste (right, below stock) - where Clubs go out of play.
4. redeal button (right bottom) - Three redeals are allowed. At each redeal, all the cards from the tableau and from the stock are reshuffled.

British Constitution Solitaire (Palm OS) 2.07 can be a very addictive game with your mission involved in moving all the cards to the foundations.

Major Features:

1. 8 foundation piles (top) - up in suit from Ace to Jacks. At the start of the game the Aces are dealt here.
2. 4 rows of 8 tableau piles (below foundations) - build down by alternate color. The top card of each pile in the top row is available for play on the foundations. The top card of each pile in the 2nd row is available for play on the top row, and so on, cards in each row are only available for play on the row immediately above. Spaces may only be filled by an available card from the row immediately below. Spaces in the bottom row are immediately filled from the waste.
3. stock (left, face down) - turn over 1 card at a time to the waste pile by clicking. No redeals.
4. waste (below stock) - top card is available for play on the bottom row of the tableau only.

Test your mind with RNS:: Hanoi Towers!
The goal of this simple game is to move all the disks from the middle pole to either the left or the right peg.To do this use the following hard buttons: the "address book" (move left), "up" (pick up), "down" (drop) and the "todo list" (move right) buttons. Remember that Hanoi Towers also supports the Jog Dial navigator, which makes the game even more fun to play.
There are two rules, however: you can move only one disk at a time and you cannot place a larger disk on a smaller one.
The game finishes when you assemble the disks in the correct order (biggest at the bottom, smallest at the top).