Free special effects software for pda

Simple Applet to allow you to track the number of days till that special event. Tells you how many days you have to procrastinate! I hope this will be useful, but try to use it to help you get things done not to put them off. Have fun.
System requirements:
- HanDBase v.2.7x or greater

This is a nice set of visual effects meant to entertain users, inspire developers and demonstrate we at Beiks love what we do.

This database allows you to store and recall all the special days that are important to you. This application will help you remember all the birthdays, anniversaries and other important dates that you need to keep track of. The default sort is by month and day so you can easily scroll through the year to see all of the upcoming events that you need to send cards or gifts for.
Unlike other special days type applications, this one lets you sort by the day and month of the occasion. Rather than seeing all of the events grouped by age, you can see all of your October or November events together. That way, you can scroll to that part of the list early in the month, and know all of the events coming up.
The application comes with some sample data to demonstrate the sorting capabilities. To remove this data, simply select delete records from the Actions menu of the HanDBase menu.
System requirements:
- HanDBase v.2.7x or greater

The goal of this J2ME game is to sort the numbers in ascending order
System requirements:
- S60 device

CALEI - You will get interesting graphic effects regardless of what you paint on the screen, within few seconds.
System requirements:
- Palm OS v3.1

4K intro from the Mobilewizardry 2002 demo competition.
It placed 1st in the 4K category as well 1st in the overall ranking
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4 Effects at once: Bumpmapping, Plasma, Z-Rot-Zoomer, Tunnel. Alltogether occupying around 4KByte on your device.

Have Fun!

wthrcalc has four different weather related calculations.
Wind chill - relative humidity - F to C, C to F - and heat index.
The Wind chill has both the old formula (named aeronautical since it was told to me that it was more for wing icing and such on air planes so it is based on 9 meters up), and the new formula (named civil for feet planted on ground).
There is supposed to be a new revision yet, which might become civil 2.
The heat index takes its values from the Drybulb and Relative Humidity fields, insert input there.
If values are entered outside of normal ranges the results are unpredictable (no crashes, just unrealistic results) - wind speed below 4 mph is locked to 4 (anything less has no apparent effect).
wthrcalc was created to fulfill a need for anything weather for my son, Kenneth M, and to have a small footprint on my already overstuffed IIIe special edition.
System requirements:
- Palm III
- Palm OS v3.0