new trial software / shareware for pda

Travel New York 4.1 offers a simple, stable and fast multimedia travel guide illustrated with maps and photographs. How to get in, where to stay, and what to see - we have it all covered.

Frommer's New York 1.0 is a useful program enabling you to discover the city like a real New Yorker. Find the best places to eat, from vintage delis to pizza joints. Spend your nights in the city's trendiest new night clubs or in its classic dives. The options are at your fingertips, easy to navigate on your iPhone and iPod touch. Navigate through restaurants, hotels, attractions and more with the flick of a finger, pinch to zoom into detailed maps, and tap to read comprehensive reviews for hundreds of locations.

From the first pitch of opening day to the final out of October, Impress your friends and family and show the doubters yet one more use for that PDA by having the New York Mets schedule right at your fingertips.

This schedule package uses Nataras DatePak Technology which can be used as a stand-alone database or to save space it can be deleted after you add any or all of the Mets game schedule to your datebook. The Datepak remains the best solution for schedule distribution for its flexibility and ease of use.

Matchups are added to the datebook as as 3 hour long events at their scheduled start time. The trial version includes part of the 2005 schedule and the which will give you a feel for How the schedule package works.

Download new exciting 55 new quiz pioneer games for just $5.99 (for the cost of your tiny lunch or for the cost of few gallons of gas :)
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Who Wants To Be A Quiz Pioneer (known as Quiz Pioneer ) lets you test your worldly quiz power in an interesting and fun game environment within your handheld device. Whether you are traveling, relaxing on your sofa or got few minutes before your next meeting, you can become "Quiz Pioneer".
Quiz Pioneer contains set of .qzp quiz games known as games. Each game contains set of questions that you can play either in "Play" mode (score points) or simply try it out in "Try" mode. In play mode, you are challenged by a timer question followed by the rest of questions. Each question has certain points. Along the way you can ask buddy, Geek, Quiz brain or use 50-50. In "Try" mode, you simply practice the game as many times as you want.
After playing, you can delete the game files from your handheld or download next set of unique 55 best game set files if you register (buy $7.99 only) with us.
We have put tremendous effort in bringing the software and the games to you. You will appreciate our work once you play them.
System requirements:
- 63KB

Travel New York City is a comprehensive travel guide to New York. How to get in, where to stay, and what to see - we have it all covered. Indulge Yourself with a personal tour guide on Your PDA.
Table of Contents
General: About | History |Geography & Climate | Culture | Architecture | Hotels | Arts and Theatre |Broadway Theatre |Music of New York City | New York Nightclubs | Transportation: Introduction | Mass transit | Subway Map | Semi-formal | Aerial tramway & Inter-city rail | Roads | Aviation
The Five New Yorks Boroughs: Brooklyn: About | History | Geography | Transportation | Tourist Information | Landmarks | Bronx: About | History | Geography | Transportation | Landmarks | Queens: About |History | Geography | Transportation | Tourist Information | Landmarks | Staten Island: About | History | Geography | Transportation | Landmarks | Manhattan: About | History | Geography | Transportation | Tourist Information | Shopping | Landmarks | Manhattan Districts: Upper East Side | Lower East Side | Upper West Side | Lower Manhattan | Tri Be Ca | Greenwich Village | East Village | Battery Park City | Financial District | Midtown: About | See | Theater District | Tourist Information
Liberty Island: About |Statue of Liberty
Museums in New York City: Introduction |Art: American Museum of the Moving Image | American Folk Art Museum | The Dahesh Museum | The Drawing Center | Fisher Landau Center | Forbes Galleries | Frick Collection | International Center of Photography | Jacques Marchais Museum of Tibetan Art | Metropolitan Museum of Art | Municipal Art Society | Museum for African Art | Museum of Biblical Art | Museum of Modern Art | Museum of Television and Radio | Neue Galerie | New Museum of Contemporary Art | Noguchi Museum | P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center | Queens Museum of Art | Rubin Museum of Art | Socrates Sculpture Park | Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum | Studio Museum in Harlem | Williamsburg Art & Historical Center | Whitney Museum of American Art | Culture or History: American Numismatic Society Museum | Brooklyn Museum | The Hispanic Society of America | Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum | Jewish Museum | Merchants House Museum | Museo del Barrio, El | Museum of the City of New York | Museum of Chinese in the Americas | Museum of Jewish Heritage | National Museum of the American Indian | New York City Fire Museum | New York City Police Museum | New York Historical Society | New York Transit Museum | Queens County Farm Museum | Skyscraper Museum | Staten Island Institute of Arts & Sciences | Yeshiva University Museum | Lower East Side Tenement Museum | Design: Center for Architecture | Cooper-Hewitt National Museum of Design | Fashion Institute of Technology | National Academy of Design | Parsons The New School for Design | Natural History: American Museum of Natural History | Brooklyn Botanic Gardens | New York Botanical Garden | New York Hall of Science | Childrens Museums: Brooklyn Childrens Museum | Childrens Museum of Manhattan | Staten Island Childrens Museum | Childrens Museum of the Arts
Notable Streets: Times Square | Wall Street | South_Street_Seaport | 42nd Street | Canal Street | Fifth Avenue | Sixth Avenue
Notable Buildings: Empire State Building | Chrysler Building | Rockefeller Center | Grand Central Terminal | United Nations headquarters | New York Public Library | Port Authority Bus Terminal | St. Patricks Cathedral | Carnegie Hall | New York Aquarium
Manhattan Parks: Listing | Central Park | Fort Tryon Park | Riverside Park | Bryant Park | Battery Park | Columbus Park | Hudson River Park | Tompkins Square Park | Union Square | Gramercy Park | Madison Square Park | Carl Schurz Park | Washington Square Park | Central Park | Central Park Zoo | Riverside Park | Long Island Park: Socrates Sculpture Park | Bronx Parks: New York Botanical Garden | Bronx Zoo | Brooklyn Park: Propect Park Zoo | Queens Park: Flushing Meadows Park
Bridges: Introduction | Brooklyn Bridge | Manhattan Bridge | Verrazano-Narrows Bridge | Washington Bridge
Main features:
- Fully illustrated.
- Historical overviews.
- Interesting facts.
- Maps formatted for your mobile device.
- Easy to navigate.
- Access the guide anytime, anywhere.
- Available for for PC, Pocket PC, Palm, Blackberry, Smartphone, Symbian, and other mobile devices.
Version restrictions:
- The trial version is limited to the first chapter.
System requirements:
- Any Palm OS Hardware
- Any Palm OS
- 1000KB RAM

From the first pitch of opening day to the final out of October, Impress your friends and family and show the doubters yet one more use for that PDA by having the New York Yankees schedule right at your fingertips.

This schedule package uses Nataras DatePak Technology which can be used as a stand-alone database or to save space it can be deleted after you add any or all of the Yankees game schedule to your datebook. The Datepak remains the best solution for schedule distribution for its flexibility and ease of use.

Matchups are added to the datebook as as 3 hour long events at their scheduled start time. The trial version includes part of the 2005 schedule and the which will give you a feel for How the schedule package works.

Did you ever get lost in the tube network of an unfamiliar city, spending hours hunting down an elusive network map? Were you ever late at a business meeting because you took the wrong line? Were you ever late at a party because your usual line was stopped for repairs and you didnt know the other ways very well?
If you ever found yourself in one of those situations, you know how embarrassing it is for you, your family, your friends and your co-workers. Fortunately, there is quick and easy solution: PocketMetro 2.1.
PocketMetro 2.1 is an application that runs on all BlackBerries. It knows about each line and each station in the network and it can compute the shortest travel between two tube or light rail stations, instantaneously. It gives you a complete roadmap between the start station and the end station, including the line changes. Each roadmap is available in two versions: fastest and least changes. PocketMetro 2.1 also takes into account the current day and time, so it can avoid closed stations and take the express lines.
PocketMetro 2.1 does not work like a WAP service: it does not use a remote server to find the best route. The route is integrally computed by your mobile phone. This means that PocketMetro 2.1 will work in areas not covered by your carrier (like underground). Also, it costs nothing to use: there is no need for a WAP or GPRS plan.
Public transportation network are always in the works: new lines are opened, existing stations are closed for rehabiliation, and so on. In order to always provide you with up to date information, updates are free!
New York
The New York subway is the largest in the whole world by number of stations. It is also one of the oldest. The New York subway runs at all times. Navigating the New York subway is difficult because:
There are 31 lines,
Many lines run on the same tracks or parallel to each other,
The lines change at various times during the day (rush hours, late at night),
Express trains skip many stations, unlike Local trains,
Express and Local trains may run at the same time on the same line.
There is usually many good-looking routes to get to any destination and it may be hard to pick the best.
All the stations and lines of this map are covered by PocketMetro 2.1.
Covered lines:
-Subway
Line 1: Broadway-7 Avenue Local
Line 2: 7 Avenue Express
Line 3: 7 Avenue Express
Line 4: Lexington Avenue Express
Line 5: Lexington Av Local
Line 5: Lexington Av Express
Line 6: Lexington Av Local
Line 6: Lexington Av Express
Line 7: Flushing Local
Line 7: Flushing Express
Line 9: Broadway-7 Avenue Local
Line A: 8 Avenue Express
Line B: 6 Avenue Express
Line C: 8 Avenue Local
Line D: 6 Avenue Express
Line E: 8 Avenue Local
Line F: 6 Avenue Local
Line G: Brooklyn-Queens Crosstown Local
Line J: Nassau Street Express
Line L: 14 Street-Canarsie Local
Line M: Nassau Street Local
Line N: Broadway Express
Line Q: Broadway Express
Line R: Queens Blvd/Broadway/4 Av Local
Line S: 42 St Shuttle
Line S: Rockaway Pk Shuttle
Line S: Franklin Av Shuttle
Line S: Lefferts Blvd Shuttle
Line V: Queens Blvd/6 Av Local
Line W: Broadway Local
Line Z: Nassau Street Express
Main features:
- Automatically adapts itself to the LooknFeel of your mobile phone.
- Takes the current day and time into account to compute the best roadmap at any given time.
- Works underground.
- Does not generate data charges.
- Can deal with out-of-order lines.
- Compute both the fastest route and the route with the least changes.
- Gives you a precise estimation of the travel time.
- Very fast.
- Free updates.