Free timing software for pda

Track2TimeIt allows you to easily log how much time you spend on various activities.
Events are easily timed with a single pen-click.
Use it as a consultants timer for your business or figure out how long you really spend in front of the TV.
Your timing data is available for visual inspection in tabular and graphical form, and can even be exported outside the program; ideal for logging billable hours for submission to your clients.
Track2TimeIt will simultaneously track any number of activities.
System requirements:
- Palm III
- Palm OS v2.0

Razor! is a development framework for games.
It can be used with both CodeWarrior and PRC Tools 2.0.
It supports sprites, music, hard keys, timing, events... Check it out!
Enhancements:
- Improved showing organizers
- Improved integration with Palm OS
- Excellent by hand
System requirements:
- Palm III
- Palm OS v3.0

Titrax Conduit 1.04 offers you a mighty admirable tool which is a win32 palm conduit for Titrax. It facilitates transferring project timing data from the palm to the desktop in the form of text files. Titrax is an GPL time tracking program for the Palm OS. It is based of an even earlier x-windows version, TimeTracker.

Requirements:

• Win32 OS Palm Desktop (for hotsync)

YomoMedia 1.1 is a convenient application that combines a rich media RSS reader for Windows Mobile devices with a companion Web application for managing and viewing content online. Think iTunes and the iPod but with your phone. The mobile client is designed for ease of use and convenience with full background updating, offline viewing of content, true on-demand playback and full synchronization with the Web application.

It is highly configurable to allow for user defined frequency and timing of updates. Download when you sleep and your content is ready and waiting for you. The Web application allows you to discover, organize, and share content as well as create your own custom feeds to share with the world.

Enhancements: May include unspecified updates, enhancements, or bug fixes.

AstroViewPalm is the program you use to view a shared computer from a Palm Powered device. Once downloaded unzip or unstuff and then install it onto your handheld via hotsync. After running it you will have access to a menu named "View" with menuitems "View Desktop...", "Diconnect From Share...", "Connection Options...", and "Network Statistics...". Statistics shows you the amount of used memory, how much data has been sent and read on the current connection and average connection speeds. Options lets you set some security features and a slow connection option. Disconnect breaks down the current connection. View brings up a dialog which allows you to view and control a shared desktop supplying the IP or DNS address, port number, computer name and password.
AstroViewPalm also allows you to save whatever is currently in the viewer as a picture whether you are connected to a remote desktop or not. This ability is found under the "Image" menu. You can view a desktop or a saved image in 3 levels of Zoom: Normal (1X), Zoom Double (2X) and Zoom Quadruple (4X). This ability is found under the "Zoom" menu. You can also push the up and down page buttons on the front of your device to zoom in and out respectively. Viewing in Double and Quadruple modes decreases bandwith significantly.
Most likely you will be viewing a remote desktop that is larger than the display on your Palm OS device. Currently AstroViewPalm has 3 ways to view different parts of that larger desktop. You do this by "scrolling".
We offer 3 scroll modes: Grab, Scale and Mouse.
Grab Scroll works by moving to another part of the remote desktop in response to you pushing the stylus. While you move the stylus the same point on the desktop stays under it. Its sort of like putting your index finger on a piece of paper thats on a smooth desk. As you move your finger around the paper moves too but not relative to your finger.
Scale Scroll works by showing you that part of the desktop relative to where your stylus is on the palm screen. So if you tap the top left corner of the palm screen you will see the top left corner of the remote desktop. Tap the middle of the screen and you see the middle of the remote desktop. Hold the stylus down while moving it and you will see everything in between.
Mouse Scroll works by imitating the mouse on the remote desktop. When you touch the stylus to the palm screen it causes the mouse button to be down on the remote desktop. As you move the stylus in mouse scroll mode so does the mouse move on the remote desktop. If you move the stylus within about 1/4 inch of your Palms screen border then the part of the remote desktop your viewing will shift so that you can see more of the desktop in the direction that you are moving the stylus.
You can switch between the different scroll modes via the "Stylus" menu. You can also switch into Mouse Scroll by hitting the leftmost hard button on the front of your palm also known as the DateBook button. Hitting it again will switch you back into the previous scroll mode either Grab or Scale. All 3 scroll modes work in real time as does zooming so you can zoom in and out at the same time you are using any of the scroll modes.
You can copy whatever text is currently selected on the shared machine to your handhelds clipboard. Do this by choosing "Copy From Remote..." under the "View" menu. You can also paste whatever text is currently on your handhelds clipboard to the text insertion point of the shared computer. Do this by choosing "Paste To Remote..." under the "View" menu. For both copying and pasting a maximum of 5000 characters are moved with one operation.
Enhancements:
- Added chat rooms to AstroShare and AstroView. This is found under the "Login" menu as "Show Chat Rooms...". You can create a new chat room and enter one from this dialog. The rooms are listed along with the number of users in each room. You can only enter one chat room at a time. When entering a chat room you leave the previous one. Currently chat rooms do not work with AstroView for Palm OS.
- In AstroShare we fixed a timing issue when using the Request/Invite feature from the FriendsList. Previously you would often have to request or invite twice because the first attempt would give AstroShare enough time to set itself up with AstroCity and the second attempt would have the connection go through. This has been fixed now.
- For AstroView for Palm OS we now properly show whos FriendsList you are viewing when choosing to show it via the Login Menu. This is displayed in the dialogs title.
System requirements:
- Palm OS 3.5 and later
- 1 Megabyte free storage

Ignite Lite 1.0 is a game with the content that the evil Water Warlords have invaded the tranquil Fire society and you are to fight against them. Take on the role of Iggy the Flameboy as he brings revenge to his soggy oppressors. Along the way you will face puzzling challenges, unyielding enemies, and epic boss battles!

Ignite is a fast-paced platformer style game which will test your precision and timing. Explore three beautifully rendered environments by leaping from platform to platform. But be careful! If you don't frequently light new fires you will slowly burn out. Some platforms will burn up beneath you, so keep moving! Defeat the three Water Warlords to insure the safety of your people!