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FreewarePalm: Colorize v1.4a Description: Colorize lets you select from several color themes. You can also export color themes to Memopad and edit them (or beam them to other people) and import color themes from Memopad. Colorize works on any color device with Palm OS v3.5 or higher, including Palm Tungsten T devices. Categories: Palm-OS freeware Colorize

FreewarePalm: ImageClock v1.02 Description: ImageClock is the first PDA Clock of it's kind and sure to be duplicated by others. ImageClock combines High-Resolution, True-Color images and an Analog time piece into an attractive photo clock for your Palm Pilot. ImageClock comes onto your screen as soon as you place your PDA in its cradle and becomes a attractive, customized Desk Clock. ImagePacks (background images) are interchangeable and come in an ever-growing assortment of styles, from Beautiful Models and Hobbies to Nature, Animals, and Aircraft ... plus anything in between! Categories: Palm-OS freeware ImageClock

Jeff Kirvin measures the Treo 650 against his 13 features he requires to make it suitable for writing and the 650 comes close. 1src - The One Source for all things Palm-powered related. :: Editorials : Is the Treo 650 the Perfect Writer's PDA?

A few years ago, I wrote an article speculating on what I thought it would take to make the perfect writer's PDA. I got into this biz because I thought there had to be a better way to write on the go than how I wrote my first novel , longhand in a paper day planner.

FreewarePalm: Screen Button v2.32 Description: Fast application launcher like Blast Pad with shorter start up time, though you have to configurate it properly. Please view readme.txt before install and update. There will be a long way to VFS support ;-) Categories: Palm-OS, freeware, launcher

FreewarePalm: tapeWriter v2.00g Description: A text editor for writers on the move. Features: * 'MiniDisplay showing time, battery, character position, percentage position, text size, or file name * 'Fast Load and Save of txt-files from/to SD memory card * 'Palm doc compatible * 'Compressed document support * 'Simple encryption * 'Doc insert * 'Dynamic bookmarks * 'Smart Word Select * 'Italic/Bold markers * 'HTML export * 'Skinable Toolbar Categories: Palm-OS, freeware, text-editor

FreewarePalm: Switch5 v4.5 Description: Switch5 is a PalmOS 5 app which provides a simple way to switch between recently used applications. Think of it as a PalmOS 5 version of SwitchHack (I''m not in any way affiliated with SwitchHack... other than being a registered user). Instructions * A stroke from the Home/Applications circle to the Menu circle causes the last previously used application to be launched. * A stroke from the Menu circle to the Home/Applications circle causes a list of the most recently used applications (maximum of ten) to appear. You then have ten seconds to tap on the application you want launched. Notes * Use at your own risk. It works for me on my Zire 71 but your mileage may vary :) * If a menu, popup list, or dialog box is active then the list of the most recently used applications will not appear. * The list of the most recently used applications is not backed up during HotSync and will be cleared by a reset. * Switch5 will need to be manually launched (one time only) if the app was copied from an expansion card. * Switch5 only works for PalmOS 5. * Switch5 does not support apps on external memory cards. Use TealAlias pr PowerRun to support apps on external memory cards. * Tungsten T3 is only supported in portrait mode. Categories: Palm-OS, freeware, software

Styluscentral's 3 in 1 Stylus Pen for Sony Clie NR/NX,T, SL & SJ Series

If you what to see the best way to build a replacement stylus for a PDA, you don't have to look any further than this StylusCentral 3 in 1 for the Clie. Matching the look and feel of the original, this replacement gives you convenient access to a pen, stylus and reset pin.

This stylus has a metal shaft, with a pop-off plastic cover for the pen nib that fits over the stylus when writing. The plastic stylus tip is solid. You unscrew the stylus to access the reset pin. This replacement fits in the Clie SJ-22 silo snuggly; not too lose, not too tight.

Writing with the pen tip is what I would expect from something of this type. It's a little thin to be using for extensive writing, like complete the next big novel by hand, nor will you mistake it for the nib of a high-end fountain pen. It is just the pen to have handy for scribbling down a phone number or e-mail address or for signing the credit card bill when you pick up the tab for supper.

Sadly, Clies are no longer among the list of manufactured PDAs. However, if you are one of the loyal users, looking for a combo replacement stylus, Stylecentral's 3 in 1 Stylus Pen for the Clie is a good bet.

iambic Forums - Agendus for Palm OS version 10.0: new feature list and tour Major New Features - Trip Wizard: new functionality allowing to create, track progress and manage trips [PRO ONLY] - Web Style Hyperlinks on web, email addresses and phone numbers, with tap and hold multi-menu support - Glance @ Agenda featuring new card style dialogs for Meetings, calls and tasks to enhance readability and navigation - Contact networking functionality: all new capability allowing connecting contacts to one another and name these types of relationships, new relationship types can be created too - Year Mode Calendar: new view calendar style showing a full year - All New Toolbar: icon-clustered with signal indicator on smartphones - Voice recording and sketching: new capability to quickly add hand drawings and recording to meetings, tasks and memos [PRO ONLY] - Save current view functionality: saves the currently selected filtering and show options for quick retrieval - New Set Time Dialog: completely redesigned, now much more usable and dpad friendly - New Alarm Popup Dialog: added numerous UI improvements and functionality refinements - Alarms on Memos: now also memos allows for alarms alarms - Cropping in Photo picker: images can now be cropped directly in the Agendus image picker - Anonymous Call Support: new functionality available on smartphones - Memo View Quick Search: added title bar search capability in the memo view Major New Over The Air related features - Driving Directions via web browser [PRO ONLY] - Check For Program Updates functionality, with direct update download capability - Auto Update Capability allows the user to select when and how often refresh over the air data (weather, quotes, etc.) [PRO ONLY] - This Day In History functionality provides a set of events occurred in the past on today’s date [PRO ONLY] - Address Lookup & Update functionality allows for verifying, searching and updating contact information [PRO ONLY] Improvements and Refinements - Today view: new task complete-in-place functionality allows for quickly checking off tasks directly in the doday view - Vivid Agenda: apply rules to existing items functionality, for setting color and icon on calendar, task, note and memo items at once - Power Search: added smart tag exclude capability (will ignore Agendus’ specific tags in items' note) - Week view Block Mode and Month view Standard Mode: numerous UI improvements - Contact history: added preference to show last instance or every instance of repeating events - Enhanced address mapping: added "map address" button in alarm dialog and other dialogs whenever a contact is linked to an item [PRO ONLY] - Dpad navigation: implemented numerous consistency improvements through the application - Pictures on items: added direct camera control on Treo 650 devices - Introduced support for table highlight system on Treo 650, Tungesten T5, LifeDrive and latest Palm devices - Menus: improved labels consistency for easier navigation - Matrix mode icon on task items now visible in all views - Weather forecast icon added in month related views - Terminology consistency: renamed "calls" to "phone calls" - Improved graffiti shortcuts character mapping with shortcut letters also recognized as hotkeys and key types (on select smartphones) - Added "new SMS" in Menu -> record [PRO ONLY] New Preferences, and Preference related improvements - Preferences: improved view specific/global wallpaper management - Preferences: added dpad support - Preferences: new preference to customize in which day the week grid 5 starts - To-do view list mode: edit in place functionality is now a preference - Task preferences and show options: improved consistency with the rest of the prefs for ease of use - Fonts preferences: added possibility to apply the same font to all views at onces - Preferences: added options to select default browser and map provider - Preferences: possibility to activate the "new" toolbar item using the keyboard's spacebar key - Preferences: task related preferences consolidation - Today view: added preference to turn off tomorrow's meetings in the related slot Categories: Palm-OS, PIM, software, Iambic, Agendus

Astraware: Play Anywhere and Win - week 2 winners and some 'out of this world' photos for you to vote on. It's week 3 of our Play Anywhere and Win contest and the third set of entries are now up on our site ready for you to vote. This week's locations include Peru, Under the Sea and a picture which is totally out of this world! So click here and get voting! Don't forget, even if you don't want to submit a photo for the contest you can still have a chance of winning by simply voting for your favourite picture! We're pleased to announce the successful entries from Week 2. The following photos go forward to our final in a few weeks: # 'Yannan Province' by Bryan in the UK # 'Block Island' by Lianne in the US # 'Loo-Time' by Meryl in the US Submissions are now open for next week's photo page, so get snapping! If you've already entered and weren't successful this time, why not submit another entry? The main prize winner will win an Astraware goodie bag featuring games and merchandise sporting our brand new logo AND the winning entry will be immortalised in t-shirt form - a truly unique prize. 2 runners-up will also win Astraware merchandise. 3 voters drawn at random at the end of the contest will each win a t-shirt. Check out the contest page here and you could Play Anywhere and Win! Tags: Categories: Palm-OS, Contests, Astraware

Astraware: Palm OS® Productivity: KeySuite

More fields: Synchronize key details stored on your desktop with your handheld. Such as:

• All 19 phone numbers
• All 3 e-mail addresses
• All 3 street addresses
• And more!

Any folders: Find and update information wherever you are. Outlook folders become handheld folders, not categories.

• Public folders
• Subfolders

Multiple categories: Keep categories consistent between both places to quickly organize, sort and find information on your handheld.

• Over 250 categories per handheld folder
• Multiple categories per item

Contact linking: View and create contact links on the handheld to associate people with:

• Contacts
• Appointments
• Tasks
• Notes

Multiple PC's: Synchronizing multiple PCs (like your office and home PCs) with KeySuite helps you keep business and personal information together on the handheld but neatly organized in separate folders.

Easy to use: KeySuite software combines the comprehesiveness of Outlook with the uncluttered, intuitive interface of the Palm OS. Access data with minimal taps. Use of navigator and tap dialing is simple.

FreewarePalm: Old Game v1.0 Description: Old Game is freeware classical old desk logical game for one player for PDA with PalmOS. Another name for this game is Solitaire. For playing Old Game 1.0 you must have colour PDA with PalmOS version at least 3.5 and 270kB of free memory. Rules are very simple: The goal of this game is to have only one stone on the board. You can do only one type of move: jumping with stone over another stone into free place. You make move when you tap on the stone, which may jump over another stone, and then tap on the destination free place. Old Game 1.0 is made for PdaSoft Developing Group by KaseiSoft in year 2005. Categories: Palm-OS, freeware, games

UniMatrix

Software for planning your everyday business at university

• Multiple semesters: Up to 16 semester can be managed.
• Manage courses, events and exams
• Beaming Support: Courses can be beamed to another palm (You can also beam whole semesters).
• Keep your data easily in one place. Homepage, email, phone, everything about a lecture in your Palm.
• Alarm for exams (but not during an exam, UniMatrix will take care of it, only PalmOS >= 4)
• Notes for events and exams

Palm Stats and Lists :: PDA Church List :: Category: Christian Traveling? Never miss church in the weekends! The PDA Church List add-on for DEPReader dictionary and reference application includes an extensive list of over 14,000 churches and over 40 Denominations worldwide with church brief info, addresses, staff info and services schedules. The PDA DEPReader program allows you to instantly search through the list by the name of the church or denomination, by the city or state. Whether you are on a business trip, on excursion or have moved to a different region, PDA Church List will help you find quickly a local church in your neighborhood and never miss spending time in the presence of God. Goes with DEPReader Palm OS PDA application. Send us your feedback: If your church is not included, help us update PDA Church List by sending us information about it by email. Product Features:

Special Search Features Goes with Palm OS PDA DEPReader dictionary and encyclopedia personal reader - a powerful dictionary reader providing instant lookup from the lookup field and various searches such as error tolerance and crossword search.

*Explore the list by the names of the churches, by the city or town location.

* Error Tolerance Search – for finding results even if you do not know the exact spelling.

* Crossword Search - excellent help in solving crosswords, use '?' to substitute for the letters which you do not know.

Palm OS Cobalt Overview This new release builds on the successful introduction of Palm OS Cobalt. Palm OS Cobalt is a modern operating system designed from the ground up to enable new classes of smartphones and other wireless devices while maintaining the legendary, “ease of use” that users expect. Categories: Palm-OS, Cobalt

FreewarePalm: Bookcrossing v10 Description: Bookcrossing - Keep your books data, including BCID, ISBN, Title, Author, Rate, Comments and status of your books. Categories: Palm-OS, Freeware

BIBLE ATLAS FOR HANDHELDS—AN OLIVE TREE BIBLE SOFTWARE EXCLUSIVE SPOKANE, WA – (August 22, 2005) – Along with its many resources, tools and study aids, Olive Tree Bible Software recently introduced a first-of-its-kind Bible Map Atlas for handhelds. Once the private domain of cumbersome volumes, users can now simply tap into the locations of over 1150 cities/areas identified from ancient times in the colorful Bible-related maps on their Palm OS and Pocket PCs. “The Bible Atlas provides a quick reference to city, country and regional locations mentioned in the Bible,” says Kim Anderson, who provides technical support at Olive Tree. “However, its purpose is not a legal document that you could use to decide boundaries—just a quick reference.” The modern Bible student can view the entire ancient Mediterranean region on the screen at varying views, or tap a spot on the map to zoom a new location. A quick tap of the “J” icon re-centers the map at Jerusalem. Then the reader can easily switch to a split-screen to display two separate maps, or a map with Bible text (on Palm OS) and back again. Another icon brings up a list of locations that instantly re-centers the map to that particular location. What might have taken a great deal of time to thumb through in text form is now only a tap or two away on a handheld device. A special hyperlinked KJV Bible is included in the purchase of the Bible Atlas which allows users to identify over 400 locations directly from the text itself. “When I read the Word, I like to put things in context,” says K. Allen, Program Manager at Olive Tree Bible Software, “For example, if I am reading Acts about one of Paul’s missionary journeys, the Bible Map Atlas easily allows me to read about where he traveled while looking at a map at the same time.” About Olive Tree Bible Software Olive Tree Bible Software provides Bible versions and study tools for Palm OS, Pocket PC, Smartphone and Symbian cell phones, and BlackBerry devices. They publish over 80 electronic translations of the Bible as well as commentaries, dictionaries, devotionals, eBooks, and Strong’s numbering system. The Bible is offered in various languages, including German, French, Spanish, Chinese, and many others. Original Hebrew and Greek texts are also available. Additionally, web and online cell phone (WAP) Bible search engines are provided. Visit www.OliveTree.com. Posted to: Palm-OS, software, Bible, Olive-Tree

Palm Tungsten T3 stock stylus (top) and StylusCentral 3 in 1 replacement (bottom) Seen side by side, the StylusCentral 3 in 1 Stylus & Pen for Palm Tungsten T/T2/T3 is almost identical to the stylus that comes with the unit. You would have to pull out some fine equipment to measure the differences. However, under the skin, there’s a small difference that has big convenience. Screw off the stylus/reset tip and you’ll find a ball-point pen hidden away. All in all this is a useful replacement for the stock stylus. It feels as solid as the stock item. Replacement cartridges are available from Stylus Central for $0.99 US. As much as we would like to think that all our data entry activity takes place on our handheld, there are still times when pen and ink is necessary: signing the credit card receipt, passing contact information from the PDA to a third party or quickly jotting information for later transfer to the device. There’s a little quirk that offsets some of the convenience of the pen. You have to unscrew the tip to open the pen nib and that takes six or seven rotations of the barrel; not an eternity, but a couple of extra seconds. As well, once the tip is off, it would be nice to be able to invert it and stick it on the end of the stylus while you are writing. Unfortunately, you either hold it in your hand or stick it in your mouth or put it down somewhere or, well, you get the picture. If you are standing outside the coffee shop, writing down a phone number from your Palm, trying to hold the device, the stylus and a piece of paper in two hands…The tip could be easy to lose, leaving you with a small and expensive ball-point pen. Apart from those little niggles, this replacement is so close in look and feel to the original, that you might not know which one you are using, until you screw off the tip. If you want the convenience of a pen with your stylus, the StylusCentral 3 in 1 Stylus & Pen for Palm Tungsten T/T2/T3 is a good way to go. Categories: reviews, stylus, Tungsten, hardware

Palm - About Palm, Inc. - Investor Relations - Press Release Palm and Audi Launch Communications Tool for Improved Safety and Convenience on the Road Companies Unveil Seamless Bluetooth Integration for Hands-free In-car Calling SUNNYVALE, Calif. & AUBURN HILLS, Mich., Aug 22, 2005 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Palm, Inc. (Nasdaq:PALM) and Audi of America, Inc. today announced their collaboration in a new generation of communications solutions designed to improve safety and convenience for drivers: easy and totally integrated hands-free calling inside the car. Using built-in Bluetooth(R) short-range wireless technology and the Palm(R) Treo(TM) 650 smartphone(1), drivers of 2006 Audi A6 and A8 vehicles can make and receive calls(2) totally hands-free using the car's MMI(TM) (Multi Media Interface) console, voice-recognition interface(3) or steering-wheel controls. The Bluetooth integration is a major innovation the two companies are delivering as part of an alliance that includes technology co-development and integrated marketing campaigns that reach the two brands' combined audiences. 'Today people spend more time in their cars than ever before, and mobile phone usage and utility is exploding,' said John Hartnett, senior vice president, Americas, at Palm, Inc. 'As the convenience of smartphones and wireless access continues to expand worldwide, an important next step was to integrate

these technologies into cars in a way that places safety first. Now drivers can keep their eyes on the road and hands on the wheel, while using the Treo 650 to communicate with the outside world."

"Audi and Palm share very similar user demographics and leadership in design, technology and brand loyalty," said Stephen Berkov, director of marketing at Audi of America, Inc. "In light of these similarities, we saw a special opportunity in the intersection of car and phone technologies."

With the Treo 650 smartphone, Audi drivers can take advantage of the Treo 650's advanced calling features without ever touching the smartphone. After initiating Bluetooth communications between the Treo 650 and the car, drivers can use the steering-wheel controls, MMI controls on the dashboard, or the optional voice recognition to do the following:

• Pick up or ignore incoming calls;
• Dial outgoing calls;
• View active call status, including caller ID;
• View the Treo 650's call history;
• Dial from Treo 650 favorites, speed dials, or call logs;
• Access Treo 650 voicemail;
• Manage multiple incoming calls; and
• View carrier information, including signal strength and roaming status.

Bluetooth technology comes built-in to the Treo 650 smartphone and is standard in every 2006 Audi A8 and A6, so no extra purchase is required for Treo 650 owners who also own one of these new Audi models. Bluetooth technology also is available on the 2006 Audi A3 and 2006 Audi A4 and S4 sedans and Avants when the vehicles are equipped with the optional phone preparation.

In addition, Audi of America will introduce a special phone cradle that allows the customer to securely dock the Treo 650 smartphone in the center arm rest. The cradle provides a connection to the vehicle's external antenna for optimal reception as well as a power supply that charges the Treo 650 while in the cradle. Customers will be able to purchase the cradle from their local Audi dealer this fall.

Categories: News, Treo-650, Communications, Bluetooth

SplashData eNews - July 2005 Introducing SplashMoney 4! The top-rated personal financial manager for Palm OS is now better than ever with these great new features:

• Desktop application with two-way sync -- allows you to view, edit, and print transactions on your desktop computer (Windows only)
• Online banking -- download transactions from your online bank directly into your SplashMoney register on your desktop and wireless handheld
• Enhanced Reporting with Charts
• New toolbar for quick access to important actions
• Custom icon support -- allows you to assign icons to categories
• Enhanced reconcile tool for reconciling your account against your printed bank statement

FreewarePalm: BMI Calculator v1.0

Palm, Inc. Executives to Present at 2005 Pacific Crest Technology Forum

Lifetime updates to AeroPlayer and both the MP3 and AAC plugins - the ultimate package for music playback on your Palm!

Aeroplayer + MP3 &AAC Licence &Lifetime updates for Palm OS® was updated on August 03, 2005:

• Added support for viewing embedded album art
• MP3 Plug-in 4.6.0 released
• AAC Plug-in 1.1.0 released
• Improved display of metadata (Track info)
• Fixed several bugs involving memory

Release: Aeroplayer + MP3 & AAC Licence & Lifetime updates 5.5 for Palm OS(r)