Free recorder 1.1 software for pda

Now you can "Count the Omer" on your Palm organizer. That is why this year is different from all other years. Omer provides you with the complete Hebrew text of "Sefirat HaOmer", and on each day it provides you with the specific information that you need to say that day. Omer is complete with alarms to remind you when to count, and a handy chart for keeping track of when youve counted. For Palm OS 5 devices, you need to have Luach. Make sure to read the "readme.txt" file carefully before installing Omer.

cTide is graphical tide prediction software for PocketPCs and Palm-sized PCs.
cTide provides tide and current predictions for about 5,900 locations around the world. Data can be displayed in a few different graphical views. Predictions can be performed on any date between 1970 and 2038.
This program uses the harmonic method to display tide levels either as a tide clock (showing the current level) or as a graph. All of the data and constants are read in from the harmonics file.
This program is postcard-request free software. Source code is included. If you like the software, please send me a postcard. The address is listed in the program under Help About cTide.
Read the online help file for more information on things like, what if my location is not listed, and getting new data.
The tide prediction algorithm used in this program was developed with United States Government funding, so no proprietary rights can be attached to it. For more information, see the reference information.
This program is NOT FOR NAVIGATION. There are many other products and tools in the world designed for that purpose.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. Please read the GNU General Public License for more details.
Enhancements:
- Allow any storage location for harmonics data files (flash cards or other folders).
- Missing or moved harmonic index brings up navigator UI to hunt down and choose new location.
- Color chooser on PocketPCs for setting UI colors (rising, falling, day, night, etc.).
- Faster startup if you use local locations files (also much smaller storage usage).
- New Pocket PC 2002 specific binary
- Changed display code to not re-paint screen all the dang time
- Fixed round off error for locations based on GMT offsets using 1/2 hour increment (e.g. GMT -8.5)
- Fixed PocketPC 2002 mangling of time zone name.
- Fixed moon phase display glitch.
- Fixed several preferences saving issues.
- Fixed several preference settings.
- Fixed embarrasing language localization issue with location of programs and data files.
- Fixed management/saving of locations in dropdown list.

Keep Recordin is a very simple, intuitive and lightweight mobile audio recorder. It is a nice replacement for the standard Windows Mobile audio recorder, because it allows to choose a directory in which recorded audio files will be stored. Keep Recordin also suppresses ambient noises and stores audio files in chronological order.
The Keep Recordin project is a freeware and relies on a community of developers using their main time to develop this and another projects. Unfortunately, such projects have costs (hosting, domain registrations, web software and etc) that need to be covered. If you are interested in keeping Keep Recordin in a position to continue its development into the future, it would be very much appreciated if you could make a small donation.
System requirements:
- Windows Mobile 2003 for Pocket PC
- Windows Mobile 2003 for Smartphone
- Windows Mobile 5.0
- Windows Mobile 6
- .NET Compact Framework 1.0

Movie recorder for Palm Treo. This version requires the latest firmware update from PalmOne.
Enhancements:
- New features include the ability to adjust the recording quality and fixes several bugs that were present in the older versions.

Memo Pad, now with DateBook Reminder Alarm.

Has features Title, Date and scroll Bar.

Marry Me 1 1.1 provides users with such a romantic and impressive comedy about a sexy girl pop star, frustrated with her love life, who marries a random fan holding a Marry Me 1 sign at one of her concerts. In this issue, pop star Stasia makes the fateful decision that sends her life and the entire celebrity-obsessed world reeling.

Requirements: Requires iPhone 2.1 software update