Funny christmas things and images in a album, have big laughing in hand and share with your firends. its a k-java jar file install in your phone,very easy to use and sharing. Its a free album for you,kindly buy our themes and emagzines for surpporting us, thanks!

With this great freeware program, you can make sure to never forget how many more pills to take, how many times to walk the dog, how many glasses of water to drink a day, etc.

It has a list of checkboxes for you to check off increments. You can even set alarms to remind you to do whatever it is you need to remember.

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iWS Remember helps you remember messages or anything else you want to keep.

Whats new in this release:

· Added a better graphical user interface

Requirements:

· PalmPilot 1000

Snapture is the easiest way to capture information and take it with you. Want to "remember" little things like driving directions, eBay listings, funny jokes, clever quotes, receipts, URLs, etc? Now you can "remember" these things with just one keystroke. Highlight, hit F11 and the information is instantly ready to sync to your Palm.

Sometimes you want to collect information into one convenient document. No problem. Just hit F12 to tack the information onto the last file. Make a travel guide by combining flight, hotel and rental car info with maps, driving directions, historical sites, etc. to make your own electronic travel guide.

Dont worry if you use F11 for something else. Snapture for Palm is fully configurable. You can change the keys, or even capture without touching the keyboard by using just your mouse.

Limitations:

· 15 days trial

Program for you organize information and tasks with date and hour, getting each information generated, executed or remembered

Your bags are packed. Your plane tickets are paid for. Travelers checks are in the wallet. You even remembered your passport this time. But are you completely prepared for your trip abroad?

Traveling internationally is not easy. Whoever said that half the fun is getting there probably hasn?t left his parents? basement since high school. There are so many things to take care of before leaving for vacation that most people don?t give any thought to what they need to thrive in a foreign cultural climate.

That is where Global Advisor by neohand comes in. Anyone who?s ever traveled abroad can attest to the fact that things aren?t always the same as home. Then again, if every place was just like home, what would be the point of traveling? The fact of the matter is that sometimes enormous cultural differences exist between one country and another.

Take France and Spain, for example. Physically, the two countries are separated only by a long chain of mountains known as the Pyrenees. Culturally, however, the two countries are light years apart. For starters, they speak two different languages, but you knew that. But, did you know that while what people in the United States would consider to be the "O.K." symbol means "zero" in France, while in Spain that same gesture is obscene?

Global Advisor provides international travelers crucial information and tips for surviving the culture shock that occurs when traveling. With information covering topics ranging from Forms of Address and Conversation Do?s and Don?ts to Gestures and Tipping, the neohand Int?l Traveler is the one program required for anyone traveling internationally.

The new Global Advisor covers cultural etiquette for the following 61 countries: Argentina, Austria, Bahrain, Belgium, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, Colombia, Costa Rica, Denmark, Ecuador, Egypt, El Salvador, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Guatemala, Honduras, India, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Mexico, Netherlands, Nicaragua, Norway, Oman, Pakistan, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, the Philippines, Portugal, Qatar, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Syria, Taiwan, Thailand, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States, Uruguay and Venezuela.

Whats new in this release:

· Updated for Euro conversion in tipping area

Requirements:

· Palm OS 3.0
· 220KB

Your bags are packed. Your plane tickets are paid for. Travelers checks are in the wallet. You even remembered your passport this time. But are you completely prepared for your trip abroad?

Traveling internationally is not easy. Whoever said that half the fun is getting there probably hasn t left his parents basement since high school. There are so many things to take care of before leaving for vacation that most people don t give any thought to what they need to thrive in a foreign cultural climate.

That is where Global Advisor by neohand comes in. Anyone who s ever traveled abroad can attest to the fact that things aren t always the same as home. Then again, if every place was just like home, what would be the point of traveling? The fact of the matter is that sometimes enormous cultural differences exist between one country and another.

Take France and Spain, for example. Physically, the two countries are separated only by a long chain of mountains known as the Pyrenees. Culturally, however, the two countries are light years apart. For starters, they speak two different languages, but you knew that. But, did you know that while what people in the United States would consider to be the "O.K." symbol means "zero" in France, while in Spain that same gesture is obscene?

Global Advisor provides international travelers crucial information and tips for surviving the culture shock that occurs when traveling. With information covering topics ranging from Forms of Address and Conversation Do s and Don ts to Gestures and Tipping, Global Advisor is the one program required for anyone traveling internationally.

The new Global Advisor covers cultural etiquette for the following 61 countries: Argentina, Austria, Bahrain, Belgium, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, Colombia, Costa Rica, Denmark, Ecuador, Egypt, El Salvador, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Guatemala, Honduras, India, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Mexico, Netherlands, Nicaragua, Norway, Oman, Pakistan, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, the Philippines, Portugal, Qatar, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Syria, Taiwan, Thailand, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States, Uruguay and Venezuela.

Requirements:

· Nokia 9300/9500
· 255kb of available RAM

Your bags are packed. Your plane tickets are paid for. Travelers checks are in the wallet. You even remembered your passport this time. But are you completely prepared for your trip abroad?

Traveling internationally is not easy. Whoever said that half the fun is getting there probably hasn t left his parents basement since high school. There are so many things to take care of before leaving for vacation that most people don t give any thought to what they need to thrive in a foreign cultural climate.

That is where Global Advisor by neohand comes in. Anyone who s ever traveled abroad can attest to the fact that things aren t always the same as home. Then again, if every place was just like home, what would be the point of traveling? The fact of the matter is that sometimes enormous cultural differences exist between one country and another.

Take France and Spain, for example. Physically, the two countries are separated only by a long chain of mountains known as the Pyrenees. Culturally, however, the two countries are light years apart. For starters, they speak two different languages, but you knew that. But, did you know that while what people in the United States would consider to be the "O.K." symbol means "zero" in France, while in Spain that same gesture is obscene?

Global Advisor provides international travelers crucial information and tips for surviving the culture shock that occurs when traveling. With information covering topics ranging from Forms of Address and Conversation Do s and Don ts to Gestures and Tipping, Global Advisor is the one program required for anyone traveling internationally.

The new Global Advisor covers cultural etiquette for the following 61 countries: Argentina, Austria, Bahrain, Belgium, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, Colombia, Costa Rica, Denmark, Ecuador, Egypt, El Salvador, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Guatemala, Honduras, India, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Mexico, Netherlands, Nicaragua, Norway, Oman, Pakistan, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, the Philippines, Portugal, Qatar, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Syria, Taiwan, Thailand, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States, Uruguay and Venezuela.

Requirements:

· Any Nokia Series 60 smartphone with 215kb available

Your bags are packed. Your plane tickets are paid for. Travelers checks are in the wallet. You even remembered your passport this time. But are you completely prepared for your trip abroad?

Traveling internationally is not easy. Whoever said that half the fun is getting there probably hasn t left his parents basement since high school. There are so many things to take care of before leaving for vacation that most people don t give any thought to what they need to thrive in a foreign cultural climate.

That is where Global Advisor by neohand comes in. Anyone who s ever traveled abroad can attest to the fact that things aren t always the same as home. Then again, if every place was just like home, what would be the point of traveling? The fact of the matter is that sometimes enormous cultural differences exist between one country and another.

Take France and Spain, for example. Physically, the two countries are separated only by a long chain of mountains known as the Pyrenees. Culturally, however, the two countries are light years apart. For starters, they speak two different languages, but you knew that. But, did you know that while what people in the United States would consider to be the "O.K." symbol means "zero" in France, while in Spain that same gesture is obscene?

Global Advisor provides international travelers crucial information and tips for surviving the culture shock that occurs when traveling. With information covering topics ranging from Forms of Address and Conversation Do s and Don ts to Gestures and Tipping, Global Advisor is the one program required for anyone traveling internationally.

The new Global Advisor covers cultural etiquette for the following 61 countries: Argentina, Austria, Bahrain, Belgium, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, Colombia, Costa Rica, Denmark, Ecuador, Egypt, El Salvador, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Guatemala, Honduras, India, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Mexico, Netherlands, Nicaragua, Norway, Oman, Pakistan, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, the Philippines, Portugal, Qatar, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Syria, Taiwan, Thailand, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States, Uruguay and Venezuela.

Requirements:

· Sony Ericsson P800/P900/P910i
· 255kb of available RAM

Your bags are packed. Your plane tickets are paid for. Travelers checks are in the wallet. You even remembered your passport this time. But are you completely prepared for your trip abroad?
Traveling internationally is not easy. Whoever said that half the fun is getting there probably hasn?t left his parents? basement since high school. There are so many things to take care of before leaving for vacation that most people don?t give any thought to what they need to thrive in a foreign cultural climate.

That is where Global Advisor by neohand comes in. Anyone who?s ever traveled abroad can attest to the fact that things aren?t always the same as home. Then again, if every place was just like home, what would be the point of traveling? The fact of the matter is that sometimes enormous cultural differences exist between one country and another.

Take France and Spain, for example. Physically, the two countries are separated only by a long chain of mountains known as the Pyrenees. Culturally, however, the two countries are light years apart. For starters, they speak two different languages, but you knew that. But, did you know that while what people in the United States would consider to be the "O.K." symbol means "zero" in France, while in Spain that same gesture is obscene?

Global Advisor provides international travelers crucial information and tips for surviving the culture shock that occurs when traveling. With information covering topics ranging from Forms of Address and Conversation Do?s and Don?ts to Gestures and Tipping, the neohand Int?l Traveler is the one program required for anyone traveling internationally.

The new Global Advisor covers cultural etiquette for the following 61 countries: Argentina, Austria, Bahrain, Belgium, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, Colombia, Costa Rica, Denmark, Ecuador, Egypt, El Salvador, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Guatemala, Honduras, India, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Mexico, Netherlands, Nicaragua, Norway, Oman, Pakistan, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, the Philippines, Portugal, Qatar, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Syria, Taiwan, Thailand, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States, Uruguay and Venezuela.

Whats new in this release:

· Updated support for Windows Mobile 2003/Pocket PC 2003 devices. Updated content.

Requirements:

· Any Pocket PC with 450kb of available RAM. Older devices may require NET Compact Framework installed.

Use to keep track of potential purchases. Not necessarily things you need, but definitely things you want.

Requirements:

· HanDBase v.2.7x or greater

Now store on Your PDA the Freehand Signature and Personal Details of Your Friends, Family, your Hero, Celebrities, Famous Personalities and all whom you want to remember and cherish.

Friends list contains details pertaining to Birth date, Contact address, Favorite things, Contact Number & Zodiac Sign.

Store just the freehand signature or full details, use it and carry it wherever you want. Show it to your Friends and Family.

Create your memorable Personalities record with ease and Finesse!

This time Scylla has kidnapped Hugos beloved wife and three children. They are held as prisoners in the worst imaginable place: the cold and dark caves. Here she will expose them to her vicious magic. Hugo must put an end to Scyllas evil plans and free his family so they again can live in peace and harmony in the sunlit forests.

Move Hugo around in the dangerous Ice Cavern. Collect the vases while remembering the things you meet on your way. Hopefully you will in the end be able to solve the tough memory riddle and free Hugos family.

Limitations:

· Ad-supported

So your planning a party, but you need to know who to send invitations to, what suff to buy and a way to keep track of how much it all costs, so you dont blow the bank. Now you can. 4 databases to take care of all the things that need to get done. Easy way to plan and execute that special event.

Christmas time brings a lot of yultide cheer and now you can have fun and not panic! Good year around, like birthday partys and whatever. Just remember to always have fun!

Requirements:

· HanDBase v.2.7x or greater

UkeChords is a ukulele chord finder. You can use it for soprano, tenor and baritone ukuleles.

Features:
- Most chords now have 4 variations, and all have minimum 2
- Last chord and last tone are remembered
- Last used variation of each chord is remembered
- Show the tones in a chord or just the chord name
- Color codes to show position of tone in chord
- Option to show tones on fretboard
- Flip fretboard (lefthand)

The less used functions (ukulele type, flip fretboard, show tones on fretboard and show tones/chord names) are "hidden" in the settings dialog box available from the Option menu.

Requirements:

· Palm OS v3.5.

Whether youre moving or just packing for a vacation, PackTrack can help you remember the things you need to bring and make sure it all got there when unpacking. Records item, quantity, boxes (adds total), room, note, cost, weight, ship date, due date, packed (y/n), unpacked (y/n), and an option drawing of where that item goes in the room. Supports barcode scanning as well. Theres a function to list all the items or filter the list by room while adding the number of boxes so youll know you have the same number when you arrive at your destination. Includes 2 free utilities. The first one lets you transfer data to/from your PC. The second one allows you to view/print reports on your PC, plus export the report to a web .html page.

Requirements:

· Any Palm OS Hardware
· Any Palm OS

Remember the classic Scorched Earth? Destroy the other tanks before they destroy you! Earn points to gain money and buy bigger, more powerful weapons. See if you can beat the computer.

This software is try before you buy! Download the shareware version to see if you like it!

Requirements:
- Color handheld
- PalmOS 3.5 or later

Registration is only $12.95 and will get you:
- Removal of shareware reminders
- Lifetime updates to new versions

Things to come:
- Sound!
- Better weapons selection
- Improved statistics

Here are some key features of "Scorched Palm":

· Full hi-resolution support
· Many unique backgrounds
· Randomly generated terrain
· Smart AI opponents

Requirements:

· Palm OS Color
· 430KB

Make a list of things you want to buy and calculate what you can actually afford. Cut out those that you dont really need or things that can wait. A pre-defined list of category including things "A Must", "Can Wait", "Under consideration" and "Dont need it".
By using this program, youll be suprised how much you have saved by the end of the month/year.