Free pdas texas software for pda

PDA Maze is a first-person perspective (3D) maze game. It was designed for the Agenda VR3 Linux-based PDA, but works on anything with X-Window (like Linux and Unix desktops, other Linux-based PDAs, etc.) A Qtopia version has also been created for the Sharp Zaurus
Main features:
- 3D, first-perspective view (prerendered for speed)
- Screen scrolls when you rotate
- Walls colored differently on different sides
- Four background (skyline) photos
- Button (keyboard) and stylus (mouse) controls
- Game timer
- Different maze sizes
- Modes for partial (build as you go), total and no overview maps
- Sound effects
System requirements:
- Sharp Zaurus

Designed for recording the timings of lunar grazings, lunar ocultations, asteroid occultations transits, meteor showers and any other astronomical observation that needs a record of the date and time to the nearest 10th of a second.

The time of each event is recorded on the screen and passed to the clipboard on exit, so can be pasted into any application.

PalMusic contains a set of alarm tones for PDAs that support polyphonic alarms.
Set is only tested on my Clie 625 C, but will probably work on other Clie devices, too
System requirements:
- Sony CLIE: PEG-610C

MD On Tap 2.1 provides you an useful business utility for PDAs which retrieves Medline citations directly from the PDA through a wireless connection to the Internet. This program is developed for mobile health care professionals who seek medical information when away from their desktop computers.

Its not yet another pong game.
Features:
- For 1 and 2 Players
- Play it on two PDAs (using your IrDA-Ports)
- Color and sound
System requirements:
- Palm III
- Palm OS v1.0
- SuperWaba

RGBPal allows you to view RGB colors and their associated decimal and hex RGB values.
It can also be used as a DEC to HEX and HEX to DEC converter.
If a b&w pda is detected, the program exits. So, color pdas only.
System requirements:
- Palm IIIc
- Palm OS v3.5

Univ of Texas Clock/Schedule - a clock, the University of Texas football schedule for 2003-2004 and a superb image of the UT Tower.
System requirements:
- Palm IIIc
- Palm OS Color

TCB - To Count Beans 2.32 provides you with a fast and efficient counting tool for Palm OS PDAs. Whether you're counting calories, cigarettes, or sit-ups, TCB can help you keep track of your progress. TCB also includes a History screen to show your results over time. Best of all, To Count Beans is now free!

Major Features:

1. Personalized counting tool for whatever you need to track
2. Maintains a daily history so you can track your progress over time
3. Comes with counters for Calories, Sit-ups, and Cigarettes
4. Add your own custom counters
5. Easy to use
6. Best of all, it's free!

Requirements: Palm OS 3.5 or higher