Free savemart center software for pda

Hunt a mammoth. Coordinate hunters of your your tribe and drive mammoth into the pit (in the center of the screen). When mammoth detects a hunter, it tries to escape (in the direction with least number of people).
System requirements:
- Java compatible

Mobile Media Center 2.5 is the cool way to enjoy the photos, songs and videos stored on your computer. Wherever you are, you can listen to your favorite tunes. Or trade photos and videos with your friends. These files are automatically compresses into a mobile file size to avoid long downloads.
Its fast. Its fun. And its free!
Mobile Media Center lets you access media files on your computer via your smart phone. Not sure if you have a smart phone? Well if your phone connects to the Internet, can surf and play MP3 and video files - then you have a smart phone.
Mobile Media Center is compatible with all mobile data networks (like, amongst others, GPRS, EDGE, 3G and WIFI) and more than 100 different wireless handsets. You can use your own mobile provider.
Show off anytime and anywhere!
Enjoy your photos, videos and songs. Share with friends and family.
Never be bored again Hate waiting around? Stream your favorite music and video files to your smart phone.
Feel good always Feeling down? Access vacation memories, your favorite songs and cheer up!
Installing and using Mobile Media Center is completely free of charge. But keep in mind that using your smart phone or mobile handset isnt free. To avoid high bills, we recommend that you have a flat rate data calling plan with your mobile provider.
System requirements:
- Data-connection (GPRS, EDGE, 3G or Wifi) preferably with a flat rate data calling plan

Center Four 0.5 is known as an interesting and exciting game for you to play. Center Four is a simple freeware logical game designed for PalmOS. This is in fact my very first application for Palm device. Game itself is easy but brings quite much fun. It was inspired by Brian Tilley's Java applet game with the same title.

The data is downloaded from the MSN Virtual Earth servers that power http://virtualearth.msn.com. Unlike many other mapping programs, the map data is not preloaded onto the device; it is downloaded on demand. The disadvanatge to this is that an internet connection is required. The advantage is that you do not need to decide what maps to preload, and you need very little storage space. VEM will cache map data as you view it, which improves performance, and allows you to view cached maps when you do not have an internet connection.
The Virtual Earth servers contain detailed images only for the United States at the moment, though I expect that to change over time.
VEM is not digitally signed, therefore if you have a Smartphone that does not allow unsigned applications to run (for example, the Pantech PT-S800, Sprint i600 or Sprint i930), it will not run.
Navigation:
When viewing a map, you can pan the map north, south, east, and west using the directional pad (also known as the D-pad, or the arrow keys). The Action button in the center of the directional pad will zoom in one level. On a Smartphone the * key will zoom out and the # key will zoom in
System requirements:
- Pocket PC 2003 / 2003 SE / 5.0

Pente is the English name of the Asian game of ni-nuki, which is itself a version of the game of go-moku.
Pente is played on a 19x19 grid with stones in two different colors. Each player chooses one set of stones; then the players take turns placing their stones on any unoccupied intersection until one player wins.
There are two ways to win: If a player gets five or more stones in a straight line (across, down, or diagonally), or captures five pairs of the opponents stones, that player wins.
Stones may be captured in pairs only. To capture a pair of stones, a player must place one stone on either side of the pair. When the second side is placed, the center two stones are captured. This counts as one capture. The game continues until a player gets 5 in a row or captures 5 pairs.
The computer playing levels get rather slow at level 5 and 6. The number of moves that need to be examined grows wildly as the search depth increases.
Enhancements:
- Did some updating due to testing with the latest PalmOS development tools and the PalmOS 5.0 visual glitches. Things should be consistant between all PalmOS versions now and a non-critical bug was found and killed.

"Stylish" transform your Pocket PC into a wireless trackpad for your PC. You can now use your Pocket PC to easily remote control presentation slides and media center PC. In a business presentation, you could also turn the projector into a digital whiteboard and explains your ideas right in your hand.
Main features:
- Control your PC in a wireless way (requires WiFi or Bluetooth-PAN module)
- Turns your PC into a digital whiteboard
- Painless connection by auto detecting neighbor PC with Stylish installed
- Support both relative and absolute mouse movement
- Dynamic acceleration lets you easily reach what you want
- Donate-A-Function!
System requirements:
- Pocket PC 2002

EDU Blaster 1.0.1 gives you a free game in which not only force you on to think, but also acts as a good old fashioned, twitch based shooter.

Instructions:

• Use the 4-directional keypad on the cell phone to move left / right / up / down (if your device lacks this, it should be mapped to another key somewhere on the device). Usually the center button of that keypad will act as the "fire" button which can select menu items or simply blow numbers up.
• The object of the game is to blast numbers that solve for "x" in the upper left of the screen. Blasting two or more correct numbers at the same time causes one to gain more points.
• When the target cursor turns yellow and begins rotating, the equation in the upper left is changing. In addition, when the background changes, one has advanced a stage.
• If one allows too many consecutive correct answers to fly off the screen, the health bar in the upper right will decrease a notch. In addition, blasting a wrong number will reduce one's health.
• While in the main gameplay screen, one can pause the game and access a menu by hitting either "9", "3",or "*" (the phone determines where to map this key).
• The symbol * in the game means multiply. Also, Level 0 in the options menu is the same as Level 1, only it starts out slower for one to get adjusted to the game.

Free Matching Hearts 1.0 is created to be an easy and addictive game which can be played on your Palm OS. It provides high-resolution graphics - 320x320 screen and 65000 colors. When the game starts, the board is filled with hearts of different colors. Your goal is to get the high score by removing as many hearts as possible from the board.

Click on this heart of a certain color so that there was at least one heart of the same color near it. It will burst and also blow up all its neighbors of the same color. The remaining hearts shift upwards or to the center to fill the gap if it is possible. The more hearts explode, the more points you get.