Free positions spe software for pda

With GPRS you pay for data traffic, not for airtime. The GPRS Traffic Counter allows you to monitor the amount of data traffic transmitted and shows you both graphically and numerically the costs incurred. This way you are in control of your costs and are not surprised by the bill of your mobile operator. The GPRS Traffic Counter handles many different billing models.
Main features:
- The ability to monitor different types of connections
- Graphical and textual overview of your traffic statistics
- Measure average connection speed
- The ability to export data to your desktop PC and view it both graphically and numerically
- The possibility to backup your data
- Support of numerous billing models, just choose the one you are using and the details will be filled in
- Setting the start date of the invoice period, so you can be "in sync" with the invoice of your operator
- Very user friendly product activation;
System requirements:
- Windows Mobile 5

GPS program.
Features:
- Shows position (latitude, longitude), altitude, speed, course
- Shows satellite positions graphically, including position of sun and moon
- Take or input markers for simple navigation
- Capture, calculate and draw distances, tracks and areas
- Sync Palms internal clock with the very accurate GPS time
- Supports PalmOS 3.0 and up
- Supports PalmOS 5, including high resolution mode
- Supports HandEra 330 (high resolution, screen resizes)
- Supports all NMEA capable GPS devices, including (but not limited to) Snap-ons, GPS mice, Bluetooth GPS devices and Handspring boards
- Documentation is included in the application, every page and every dialog provides instant help
- Internationalization framework included, german version available
System requirements:
- PalmOS v3.0
- MathLib
- Any NMEA capable GPS device

You move the balls, one at a time, trying to create horizontal, vertical or diagonal lines of five or more balls of the same color.

If you succeed, this line disappears and you get some points, if not, there will be three more balls thrown on the board.

Their colors and position will be random. The game ends when the board is filled up.

A simple application which allows you to launch applications using the buttons rather than the stylus.
Ideal when you stylus is malfunctioning - particularly when it shifts to the left. Positions itself at the top-left of the screen, so it is easy to find.
Main features:
- Comes with help automatically activated.
- Using the up and down buttons to navigate, use the contacts button to launch.
System requirements:
- Palm OS 3.0 and above

SunnMoon is a today plugin which shows the set and the rise of the Sun and of the Moon. It also shows the moon phase
Main features:
- Small: takes about 90KB of your PDA memory.
- No Internet needed: calculates the set and rise of the Sun and the Moon from you geographical position.
- Hi-DPI aware: designed in modern manners, it is ready for VGA displayes

The astrolib library calculates planetary positions and timezones.
Positions of sun, moon and planets up to Pluto are calculated with an accuracy of the order of one arc minute for dates less than a century away from now. Calculations are based on approximation formulae by Paul Schlyter, which are in turn based on a preprint of a paper by T. van Flandern and K. Pulkkinen "Low precision formulae for planetary positions", Astrophysical Journal Supplement Series, 1980.

Information is retrieved about locations and time zones on earth, based on UNIX time zone data. The data contains information for over 350 locations world-wide and is even useful for dates centuries before UNIX machines existed. The same information is provided for about 2000 additional locations which have been assigned to UNIX time zone locations.

Currently, astrolib is implemented as a shared library for Palm OS 2.0 or later. It requires the MathLib library. Because the time zone data has been compressed quite a bit and the calculations do not require any external ephemeris data files, the library is only about 100K.

The astrolib source code is distributed under the GNU Lesser General Public License. As I understand the license, this means essentially that you can use astrolib from commercial and non-commercial software, but that you cannot make a commercial product out of a modified version of astrolib. Redistribution under the GNU LGPL is, of course, possible.

Simple prgram to keep all jobs and positions applyed. Add edit and delete records.
Make notes vew main page with short-cut display for fax, call or e-mail applications made.
System requirements:
- Palm OS Color

StarLaunch allows you to access the Favourite application button (the Star button which is mapped to the Calculator as default) via the standard command bar - this is particularly handy if you mostly use the T|T in its closed position. This being the case youll likely use something like GraffitiAnywhere - so once you install StarLaunch youll be able to access your favourite application without opening the slider.
System requirements:
- Palm: Tungsten|T
- Palm OS 5.0
- 10KB