Free saved by the bell software for pda

As the fire of the Calmarian sun began to fade, Styli civilization faced imminent destruction...until an eleventh hour scientific breakthrough allowed the Styli to capture pieces of the dying sun and place them into orbs which could be used to heat the tiny planet they inhabited. All was well for eons...
Then, a coalition of their enemies launched a surprise attack on the planet and stole most of the orbs. If they are not recovered quickly, the Styli civilization is done for! Every available space warrior has been mustered and they race towards their retreating enemies.....
Main features:
- 30 action-packed levels
- Tons of enemies
- Bonus timer for extra points
- Several ways to fire your guns
- Tons of power ups (shields, tri-fire, snowflakes, and more!)
- Rescue other space warriors and salvage ship parts for extra lives!
- Remap buttons and configure stylus sensitivity
- Paint your ship different colors
- Autosave on exit
- Awesome sound effects
- Detailed in-game help
- High Score
Enhancements:
- Added: two different difficulty levels
- Added: new power up (allied space warriors and ships)
- Added: new sound effects!
- Added: option radar-like mini-map (disabled by default)
- Changed: minor graphics modifications
- Changed: snowflakes only effective for the level in which they are found
- Changed: removed the second set of wall guns (i.e., now there are only two)
- Fixed: end game stats now display properly after resuming from saved game
System requirements:
- Windows Mobile OS, 4 MB Storage Memory, 4 MB Program Memory

Do you ride with someone who prefers a faster or slower speed than you do? Prove your point by calculating just how little (or how much) time is being saved.

Rolek Daydate is an analog watch designed for the Nokia 6310i. Every 15 minutes the screen flashes, and every hour sharp the bell rings (chime). Fully configurable, it is 300 meters waterproof and - best of all - it is free. From the clock screen press key 5 for help.
System requirements:
- Nokia 6310i

SuDoku for Pocket PC 1 is a free game including 81 cells filled by the rules of the game. It allows you to save grids and input grids you have found on the Internet or in a newspaper. It can solve a grid that you are having difficulty with. SuDoku has pre-saved grids to get you started. You can also open many more grids from the Internet.

Requirements: Pocket PC/PC 2002, Windows Mobile 2003/2003 Phone Edition

SHeMOT - this "To Do" item is designed to help you keep track of your progress as you study the weekly Torah portion.

The name comes from the Hebrew acronym for "Shnayim bMikra Vechad bTargum," the obligation for Jews to read every weeks Torah portion twice, with either Targum Onkelos or Rashi.

The .ZIP archive contains three files: Read_Me.txt (detailed instructions), SHeMOT.txt (the contents of a "To Do" item, saved as a text file), and SHeMOT.tda (an archived "To Do" item, which you can import using Palm Desktop).

Abbreviated instructions are also included in the "To Do" item, but it will probably be easier to follow those in the Read_Me file.

This is a complete and free calculator with dec/hex/bin convertion, rol/ror, sin/cos/tan, and/or/xor/not, etc.

It logs all operations in a history which can be optionaly saved.

This program was created for a demonstration of the SuperWaba Java Virtual Machine and is available in the examples directory. Enjoy!

Please report bugs to me.

Dictate 2.0 is a simple to use, yet sophisticated utility that lets you aid in dictation. A teacher creates a group of sentences and reads the sentences out to a class of students. Each student enters the sentences as the student believes they should be spelled. Dictate keeps scores and at the end of the dictation the student gets a chance to view the correct answers. Furthermore, the score can be saved and printed out using Diploma (see below).

Requirements:

• Palm OS 3.0 or Higher