Free platform software for pda

Snake.bizPla.net is the classic snake game for the Pocket PC platform. Control the snake to eat apples while avoiding to hit the wall and itself. The snake will become longer each time it eats colored dot. You can turn the snake by stylus or keyboard. There are three modes of play - Slow, Normal and Fast.
Enhancements:
- New Release
System requirements:
- .Net Compact Framework

REminiscence is a rewrite of the engine used in the game Flashback from Delphine Software. This program is designed as a cross-platform replacement for the original executable. The Palm version works only on Palm OS version 5 and higher.
System requirements:
- Palm OS v5.0

PilRC is a Platform Independant program (sources are provided) for developing Palm Computing Platform applications.

It takes a resource script file and emits one or more binary resource files which are then included by your projects .rc, .asm or other resource file.

Let me know if you run into any bugs, have feature suggestions or whatever.

To get a Win32 binary, goto the PilRC Development Page.

This is a Java Desktop Application for Mac, Windows, Linux and all Plattforms supporting Java 1.1.8. or better.
This software is Freeware, but not for commercial use. Contact the author for further questions.
This Application exports all records of the a JFile pdb File to HTML Files.
Use Pilo-xfer or other tools to export the database from your palm to the platform you prefer.
System requirements:
- Palm III
- Palm OS v2.0
- JFile

Newton is a great platform for daily live, it is so user friendly and powerful in speed and UI, however, after almost 5 years Newton live, I have to change my PDA, and I choose Wince, the main reason is the size, color, lots for applications, and excellent communication with PC
Enhancements:
- Color, improve windows movment, Skins selection
System requirements:
- Windows Mobile PocketPC

A small framework written in java to list the internal DatebookDB (Creator: date, Type: data) of the Palm. It is compatible with PalmOS 2.0 or better. PalmOS 1.0 should work too, but isnt tested. Up to now, the format of the DatebookDB has not been changed. It is not the File used by the PalmDesktop; use Pilo-xfer or other tools to export the database from your palm to the platform you prefer. It runs with Java 1.1 or better. The difference between this and the Databook2CSV is, if there is in >>:>:>:<<less