Free substitution for shortening software for pda

Twitterrific for iPhone offers an easy-to-use, simple-to-install application that helps you read and publish posts (called "tweets") on the Twitter social network. Stay connected with friends, family, and co-workers through the exchange of quick, frequent answers to one simple question: what are you doing?

The free version of Twitterrific displays posts, replies, and direct messages; lets users post messages, photos, and location updates; includes a mini-browser for displaying links; and allows easy access to user profiles. The free version of Twitterrific will periodically show an advertisement from The Deck.

Requirements:

• iPhone 2.0
• Twitter account

Superplonk is a database of wines as reviewed by leading wine critic Malcolm Gluck. This demo version shows an example dataset with ratings, reviews and prices. The complete database of over 6000 wines can be accessed at www.superplonk.com.

This is a combination applet of the characteristics of fresh fruits and fresh vegetables. The signs of freshness and poor qualities are included in this applet.

This today screen app gives an overview of appointments and todos. It also shows incoming and outgoing mails from opiemail.
As more opie-today plugins become available, you will be able to see them in opie-Today!
When using Opie, today can be autostarted on resume. It is highly configurable. Today requires the libopie package, which is included in this ipk as a convience. This is part of the opie project, and is licensed by the GPL

Simple budget DB. First enter your Salary/Pay Check per pay period as Income, then all the Expense items you budget for and see how much they leave you.

I had a spreadsheet that was more involved (daily, pay period, monthly, annual) and I may evolve this to that. But for now just seeing how I allocated funds for a pay period was enough.

A surprisingly easy and effective bill paying applet. All data can be entered, edited, and retrieved in a 2-page form. In addition to the fields you normally find in a database of this kind -- name, description, amount, and due date, you can also record the usual amount you pay, your normal due date, the frequency of the bill, what grace period is allowed, any interest charged, and, if so, at what rate, the date you paid the bill, the form of payment, any notes you care to make, and even your account number. Moreover, an alarm -- day and time -- may be set as a reminder (snooze is set for 1 day). The database may be sorted and filtered on any field, and is fully editable. You can duplicate each record for easy entry the next time you need to pay, and thus create a complete record of your payments -- to whom, when, and how paid. If you want, you can set a password and encrypt the data. You are given 6 sample records and 12 views to start you off.

Hints:
Do not confuse "Previous" and "Next" with the tabs "p.1" and "p.2." The tabs are used to navigate within a single record while "Previous" and "Next" take you from record to record.
Click on "Copy to New" to create new records to use the next time you pay each bill. This eliminates a great deal of data copying.

Bill paying is never an enjoyable process, but I hope this applet makes it easier.