Free twilight series software for pda

IconEdit is a freeware Icon creator/editor for Nokia Communicators 9200/9300/9500 aimed at programmers who would like to create icons for their programs on the device rather than using the BMCONV utility from the SDK.
IconEdit was written in OPL (the source code is available on request - drop me an email if you want to have it). For IconEdit to run, you need the latest OPL runtime for your Communicator installed. For your convenience, the latest OPL runtimes for Nokia 9200 and Nokia 9500 are included in the ZIP file.
System requirements:
- Nokia 9300/9500 devices.

A minimalistic GUI application for Series 80. Implements an user interface and places a text label to the middle of it. Source code also shows how to implement command handling, and how to recalculate user interface layouts.

ShoZu is the easiest and coolest way to upload photos and videos from your phone to your photo-sharing Web site. With just one click your photo or video is on the Web. You can add a description and tags either before or after uploading it.
You can even change them later, from your phone. When friends or fans comment on any of your photos on the Web, ShoZu forwards those comments to your phone. With some sites you can even reply to them.
System requirements:
- Series 60 2nd Edition devices.

An application for Series 80. SRuler brings the famous Ruler application from Nokia 9110 Communicator to Series 80. SRuler supports both metric and imperial systems, and the ruler view can be trimmed to meet user preferences.

For developers SRuler shows how to dynamically query physical device capabilities. Implementing applications so that they can scale to hardware is important in Symbian world where the target device is variable.

Battleships is the game where, after you position your fleet of ships, you and the computer take turns at firing, trying to completely sink your opponents fleet.
Starting the game
Battleships uses a similar menu-layout as Nokias Bounce game. For this reason it should be pretty easy to navigate around the main menu.
After you select "New game", the game will start with a screen where you can position your fleet. One important thing to remember in this screen is that ships are not allowed to touch each other. This rule is enforced while you place your ships, so if you cannot move or rotate the ship, its probably too close to the edge or to another ship. In that case, move the ship or the ship that it is close to and try again.
Interrupting the game
While youre playing the game, you can interrupt it by pressing the Escape-key. This brings up a menu which allows you to stop the current game or to change the sound volume (level and shot mode can only be changed from the main menu).
Settings
Battleships gameplay can be customized in the Options menu, where you can set the sound volume, difficulty level and shot mode.
Sound:
The sound volume can be set to "Off", "Low", "Medium" and "High". The default setting is "Medium".
Levels:
Ensign - This is the most basic level. The computer just fires random shots.
Lieutenant - This is the same as the Ensign level, but whenever the computer hits a ship, it will search the surrounding area until the ship is completely destroyed.
Captain - Fires in a checkerboard pattern and once found also completely destroys the ship.
Admiral - Fires in a checkerboard pattern and once found also completely destroys the ship. This mode also takes into account the fact that ships cannot touch eachother and marks the area around a sunk ship as shot so it doesnt fire in those places again.
The computer never cheats, but youll find it is quite difficult to win in the Admiral level.
Shot mode:
With shot mode you control whose turns it is after a hit. If shot mode is set to "Single" (the default) player and computer alternate turns regardless whether they hit or miss. In "Hit shoots again" mode, the player or computer keeps the turn after a hit and can continue firing as long as they hit.
High scores:
After playing the computer calculates the score. Scores are calculated as follows:
Each hit 25 points
Each consecutive hit 50 points
Each miss -1 point
Remaining ship bonus 100 points per remaining ship
A separate high score table is maintained for each level.
System requirements:
- Nokia 9300/9500 devices.

LightBlue is a cross-platform Python Bluetooth API for Mac OS X, GNU/Linux, and Python For Series 60.
It provides easy programmatic access to device and service discovery, RFCOMM sockets, L2CAP client sockets, sending and receiving files over OBEX, service advertising, and local device information.
System requirements:
- Python for Series 60