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I’ve posted about the Palm for Pastors site before. Among the resources available are Palm applications targeted at tracking some of the information pastors deal with. - Hospital Calls
- Rest Home Visits
- Funeral Service Planner
- Odometer
Application page at Palm for Pastors Categories: Palm-OS, Software, Pastoral-Care
FreewarePalm: Avvenu v1.0  Description:
Imagine having every file on every one of your computers available on your Palm at any time�€”even if your computer is down the hall or around the world. Want to edit that contract? Want to look at the latest sales report? If it's on your computer, simply log on to the Avvenu service, select which computer to browse, and navigate to the file you need. No waiting for email transfers since you are directly linking to your computer. You will never have to worry about forgetting a file again.
With Avvenu, you can use your Palm to remotely share files that are sitting on your computer. The sharing happens directly and securely right off of your computer�€”you don't need to upload any files to a server. Simply locate the file you wish to share on your computer and choose whether to share it directly from your computer with a colleague or download it to your handheld device to read or edit. There are no file size restrictions, so you can share that 50MB PowerPoint file (or a whole folder of them) without worrying about email limits.
Enjoy the security of knowing that only you have safe, password-protected access to your files and folders. Maintain complete control of who gets access and for how long. Your guests get to see exactly what you've shared with them and nothing else. And the people you share with don't need to be a member of the Avvenu service in order to view what you've shared with them. All they need to do is click on the link sent by email to view the files, photos, or anything you allow them to see on your computer!
Get Avvenu today for FREE by simply installing the Avvenu software on your PC. As long as your is connected to the Internet, you can immediately start viewing, sharing, and downloading files easily and securely on to your wireless-enabled Palm TX handheld. It's that easytry it!
Browser-based operation: All interaction with the Avvenu service is through your web browser, making it easy to access your computer from around the world. Remotely access your computer from your Palm or any computer with a web browser.
Easy set up: Access and sharing does not require any modification to your network or firewall. If you can browse the web, you can use Avvenu.
Simple sharing: Easily choose files or folders to share with others. You have control over who gets access and for how long-no need to upload files. And your recipient does not need to be an Avvenu subscriber to view the shared items.
Smart viewing: Avvenu automatically matches the format of photos to match the device you are using. This means that you get fast response times and convenient viewing.
Multiple computer support: You can have multiple computers enrolled in the service. For example, you can have your home, office and laptop computers all available remotely. The Avvenu service currently only supports Windows XP computers.
Secure access: You have secure, password-protected access to your files and folders. All data is encrypted using 128-bit SSL, the standard for on-line banking transactions.
Categories: Palm-OS, Freeware, Communication
Palm - About Palm, Inc. - Investor Relations - Press Release SUNNYVALE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 26, 2005--Palm, Inc. (Nasdaq:PALM) will be demonstrating wireless real estate solutions to more than 30,000 real estate professionals at the National Association of Realtors (NAR) show, Oct. 28-31, at the Moscone Convention Center in San Francisco. Palm's booth (No. 3223) will feature hands-on demonstrations of real estate solutions, such as the following:
-- Pocket Real Estate for wireless Multiple Listing Service (MLS) access;
-- Baynet for web-based listing alerts and prospecting tools;
-- Infinity Softworks for financial and loan calculators, including online access to the most current interest and treasury rates; and
-- Supra for electronic lockboxes.
Company representatives will be on hand to showcase the full line of Palm(R) handheld computers, smartphones and mobile managers. Exclusive NAR pricing will be available for attendees who are interested in purchasing Palm products at the show.
For attendees who want to learn more about how to use the wireless capabilities, email, integrated camera and phone functions of the Palm Treo(TM) 650 smartphone(1), along with wireless real estate applications, there will be a series of beginning and advanced classes offered in the NAR Technology Learning Center. Nearly 800 real estate professionals already have pre-registered for the classes.
Also, in booth No. 4535, Realcomm, the business solutions and technology resource for real estate, will include the Treo 650 smartphone in its staged displays depicting a real estate agent's "Ultimate Home Office," as well as the "Ultimate Mobile Office," a customized luxury vehicle incorporating Wi-Fi, portable GPS, networking, and more.
(1) Within wireless service coverage area only. Email, messaging and web access requires data services from a mobile service provider at an additional cost.
Palm - About Palm, Inc. - Investor Relations - Press Release SUNNYVALE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 26, 2005--
Consortium of Oregon Schools Uses Mentoring and Training
to Spread Handheld-integration Strategy Statewide
More than 7,000 students in eight Oregon school districts are using Palm(R) handheld computers this school year, thanks to a creative mentoring program developed by three recipients of a federal technology grant, Palm, Inc. (Nasdaq:PALM) said today. Their handheld-integration strategy brings in teachers statewide.
"Originally, the districts applied for a one-time grant, but state instructional technology guidelines allowed them to reapply if the district was willing to mentor another district in the use of technology," said Lynn Lary, instructional technology specialist at Lane Education Service District, which supports 16 school districts.
Intent on extending their grants, Lary and two other grant recipients, Colt Gill, assistant superintendent of South Lane School District, and Todd Hamilton, instructional technology specialist at Eugene School District, got to work collaborating on a mentoring and training program. That was three years ago. Today, the program has generated district partnerships throughout the state and has resulted in the formation of the Northwest Handheld Integration Project.
The first year, handhelds were implemented in South Lane and Eugene School districts. "Handhelds are becoming so common in our classrooms now that the idea of using them in an instructional capacity is much less foreign," explained Hamilton, who initiated and implemented the program for Eugene's School District 4J. "But three years ago it was a different story. It took a leap of faith on the school district's part, and then an extremely successful program to prove that Palm handhelds are about more than calendars and address books. It didn't take long before teachers and other innovative districts saw the potential."
"Upon reapplication, we started mentoring three partners -- Three Rivers, Creswell and Springfield school districts -- and built from there," said Lary. "This year we reapplied for the grant and added Fern Ridge, Glendale, Riddle and Hermiston school districts. Creswell, where I am project director, reapplied and brought on Fern Ridge school district as a partner. This model keeps the momentum going."
Schools Say Motivation Increased
At the student level, the benefits are clear. "Motivation is huge," said Gill. "We thought it would taper off, but kids are producing more and doing better work than they did with paper and pencils. Using a handheld keeps them on task and helps them to be more successful." Although he doesn't have proof that handheld use directly improves test scores, Gill says student achievement is up across the district.
Lary agrees that the handhelds increase motivation. "We had a teacher in middle school who offered an elective math class to interest kids in problem solving," she said. "Usually he has 17 to 20 kids each semester. Once he started using Palm handhelds, 50 kids wanted in. That's the kind of hook these tools are for kids. When it comes to handhelds, kids want access all the time."
Fifteen districts in the state received technology grants this year, and nearly half of them are focused on Palm handheld technology, according to Lary. Some districts, such as Creswell, have made one-to-one computing their goal. While schools implement their own plans for using the handhelds, all of them focus on core subject areas and on helping increase student achievement.
Gill's goal for South Lane is to increase access to technology and improve student achievement in science, math and language arts. One area where improvement is already evident is in writing. "They are writing more than ever before. With Palm handhelds and keyboards, they do everything from brainstorming, outlining and developing paragraphs to editing and revising. One of our rural schools has a blended classroom of sixth, seventh and eighth grades. They do almost all their writing and editing on the Palm handheld. They upload the documents to a desktop computer and publish them in magazine format."
The successful use of handhelds in classrooms comes as no surprise to Gill. His district was the recipient of a 2001 Palm Education Pioneer (PEP) program grant, which gave handhelds to more than 100 K-12 classrooms and nine research hubs who conducted research on the effectiveness of Palm handhelds for learning and teaching in K-12 classrooms and in other learning environments. In exchange, grant recipients participated in a nationwide study by SRI International's Center for Technology in Learning in Menlo Park, Calif., which developed and conducted evaluations to study the uses, experiences and effectiveness of the handhelds for teaching and learning. Of the participants in the objective, large-scale study, 93 percent said they believe that handhelds can have a positive impact on students' learning, and 89 percent said they found the handhelds to be an effective instructional tool for teachers.
Staff Development is Cornerstone of Projects
Lary said the key to success is providing teachers with ongoing staff development. Each mentoring district has a project director who works with the other project directors to develop ongoing training throughout the school year and to organize a handheld summer camp. Each week, teachers also get Handheld Integration Project (HIP) eNews, which offers integration and classroom management tips contributed by mentor schools from the previous year. The Northwest Handheld Integration Project website (www.nwhandheld.org) provides lesson plans, news on teacher training, software reviews and links to other related sites.
"We try to offer everything a teacher needs for continued success in the classroom," said Lary. "I certainly think that when it comes to having a leadership model, this is it."
Schools can take advantage of the Palm Education Purchase Program. More information is available at http://www.palm.com/education.
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Earthcomber Partners with Exxon Mobil, Avalon and Other Publishers to Produce “Spot Guides™,” Linking Content with Interactive Maps on Mobile Devices CHICAGO– A new era for print products was launched today with the debut of “Spot Guides™” – the first books made for mobile devices that combine mapping and personalization.
Earthcomber LLC created the free technology that incorporates maps and personal favorites with traditional travel, reference and other mainstream publications. Among the first offerings are city guides from Mobil Travel Guide (the company's first venture into mobile publishing) and Avalon Publishing's Moon Metro series.
Spot Guides run on Palm OS phones and PDAs, and provide location sensing and area searching with or without GPS. Versions for Windows Mobile, cell phones and BlackBerry devices are in production.
Much like the iPodtm has miniaturized music to become portable and personal, Earthcomber Spot Guides present users with their favorite kinds of information as they come upon the actual places where it is most useful. Multiple Spot Guides, unabridged and with photos, can fit onto a single, stamp-sized memory card.
Spot Guides are a “plug-in” to Earthcomber's basic free mobile software and built-in digital maps. The patent-pending technology maintains individual privacy while constantly combing the area each person travels for unlimited numbers of personal interests -- anything from an ATM to a waterfall, cup of coffee, museum, bistro, school, golf course, bar or even local events.
Unlike books in print, Spot Guides give a person the option of exploring the electronic guide through hot-linked pages, special icons, photos and searches – all within the context of a book title. As the reader considers any place mentioned, Earthcomber displays the distance to that spot. As the person moves, distances are updated.
“Imagine your bookmarks tapping you on the shoulder,” says Jim Brady, Earthcomber founder and former Oprah new media executive. “Spot Guides are like books that you can leave ‘on.’ The idea is that life is so much more interesting, and we could get so much more out of every day, if only we could know what's right around us.”
The Spot Guide format is appealing for a wide variety of books. Many publishers find Earthcomber attractive as a new vehicle for putting out mobile products, and organizations also are turning to Earthcomber to publish guides that are location-aware and ultra-portable: The Greater Minneapolis Convention and Visitors Association packed city history, neighborhood sketches, travel info and member locations into a Spot Guide; Damron Company is offering a comprehensive guide to gay-friendly places and services across the US; The Find-A-Grave website has created a mobile famous grave spotter.
“With no printing, paper, shipping or shelf-stocking, Spot Guides dodge the usual costs and risks,” Brady said.
Guides are sold online at www.earthcomber.com and publisher web sites, and priced typically between $9.50 and $20. Some are given away free, depending on the publisher's intent. Free Earthcomber mapping and personal interest software is also available at www.earthcomber.com.
Palm - About Palm, Inc. - Investor Relations - Press Release SUNNYVALE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 25, 2005-- Customized LogPad Application Captures Body Diagrams, Visual Measurements and Other Data Accurately and Efficiently From Subjects and Sites Around the Globe
Palm, Inc. (Nasdaq:PALM) today announced that PHT Corporation, one of its leading clinical trials customers, is using 1,500 Palm(R) Treo(TM) 650 smartphones to collect and wirelessly transmit(1) self-reported data from subjects using PHT's customized LogPad(R) application in clinical trials across the globe. PHT plans to roll out the initial set of smartphones over a six-month period for use during a series of clinical trials.
Today's announcement puts PHT, which has deployed more than 20,000 Palm handheld devices in the past two years, at the forefront of smartphone use in clinical research. More than 70 biopharmaceutical and medical device companies, including 13 of the top 15 drug-development firms in the world, use PHT's market-leading electronic patient reported outcome (ePRO) solutions in more than 180 clinical studies worldwide.
Recently, PHT deployed Treo 650 smartphones for use by asthma patients in the AIR2 clinical trial sponsored by Asthmatx, an innovative medical device manufacturer located in Mountain View, Calif. Asthmatx is the developer of the Alair System(R), which consists of a single-use device and a controller that delivers radiofrequency energy during an outpatient bronchoscopic procedure known as Bronchial Thermoplasty(TM). In this pivotal clinical trial designed to establish the safety and efficacy of the Alair System for the treatment of asthma, a subset of patients will use Treo 650 smartphones to record daily information about their asthma symptoms. Patients using the Treo smartphone will use the device each morning and evening to record their asthma symptoms, medication use and the impact of their asthma on daily life during the clinical trial. The stored data is then automatically transmitted wirelessly to a secure central server. Researchers review the subject data over the web in real time, using PHT's StudyWorks application to track and manage subject enrollment, diary-completion compliance and subject safety information. PHT's LogPad application, implemented on the Treo 650 smartphones, features body diagrams, visual analog scales and other graphical data-collection screens that are intuitive and convenient for subjects to use.
PHT wanted an easy-to-use mobile wireless product that boosts the accuracy and efficiency of collecting and transmitting patient-reported data. The company chose the Treo 650 smartphone running on Palm OS(R) because of its flexibility and the company's positive experience and history of building customized Palm OS applications. PHT primarily uses Cingular Wireless as its wireless service provider in the United States.
"The Treo smartphone is the best wireless device out there. We looked at other devices and found the graphical user interface on the Treo smartphone to be the most intuitive. It offers everything we expect from a Palm device," said Phil Lee, president and chief executive officer for PHT. "And the new memory architecture is a very useful feature, making it easier to preserve subject data even in the event of battery loss."
PHT's rapid growth has been fueled by the increasing adoption of ePRO systems by clinical-trial sponsors. Drug-development companies are finding electronic patient diaries offer tangible benefits, including measurable improvements in data quality through error reduction and decreased data variability. ePRO solutions also help streamline trial-management tasks, providing greater efficiencies for improved cycle time. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has expressed interest in automatically time-stamping patient data and in the high quality of data collected by electronic patient diaries. PHT's LogPad System has been used in more than 180 clinical trials across the globe, more than any other ePRO provider.
While selecting the next generation of wireless products upon which to deploy the LogPad application, PHT identified the following Treo 650 smartphone qualities as most-valued:
-- Capacity for offline data capture;
-- Reliability of data storage;
-- Seamless transmission of stored data over convenient GSM/GPRS/EDGE networks (1);
-- The ability to suppress phone and contact functionality for patients;
-- Ease of support, maintenance and localization;
-- Bright, high-resolution screen; and
-- The built-in keyboard that patients can use to enter certain alphanumeric data.
"Palm is proud of the strong relationship it has built with PHT over the years and the contributions to medical science that we are able to make by pooling our complementary strengths," said Tara Griffin, vice president, enterprise sales, for Palm. "It's exciting and encouraging to see the clinical trials market take advantage of the secure wireless capabilities of our converged devices so that researchers can capture, review and log high-quality subject data more quickly, reducing the time it takes an approved drug to safely get to market."
Palm's flexible, standards-based and customer-centric approach to mobile computing for small, large and global businesses provides a compelling and expanding product portfolio with hardware, software and services to better meet the growing mobile needs of business. Categories: Palm-OS, Hardware, Treo, Medical
Palm - About Palm, Inc. - Investor Relations - Press Release Educators at T+L2 Get First Look at New Palm TX Handheld with Integrated Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Wireless Technology; Palm Education Solution Providers Showcase Wireless Applications for Administrators, Teachers and Curriculum Directors
DENVER, Oct 25, 2005 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Educators attending T+L2 (Technology, Leadership & Learning) Wednesday through Friday at the Colorado Convention Center will get a first look at the new Palm(R) TX handheld from Palm, Inc. (Nasdaq:PALM). Sponsored by the National School Boards Association, the annual T+L2 conference is expected to draw thousands of school and district administrators, school board members, curriculum directors and teachers. See the Palm TX at Palm's booth, No. 847.
The Palm TX handheld is for educators and students on the go who want affordable Wi-Fi(1) to access the information that matters to them. Aggressively priced at $299 (estimated U.S. street price), the Palm TX handheld features integrated Wi-Fi and Bluetooth(R) wireless technologies that give administrators, teachers and students the access they need to the web, email, school networks and connection to other compatible Bluetooth-enabled devices, such as phones, PCs and printers.(1) It also features a large, high-resolution 320x480 color screen and all the power needed to efficiently access and manage information conveniently when away from the desktop.
Eric Johnson, general manager of education for Palm, calls the Palm TX, "the wireless device educators have been waiting for. No other handheld on the market today has the same capabilities at the same affordable price."
With the versatility of two integrated wireless technologies -- Wi-Fi and Bluetooth -- educators and students can enjoy the convenience of information access within Wi-Fi service areas, on campus or watching the football game; or by using their compatible Bluetooth-enabled cell phone with data service to connect to the Internet.(1) Users can do all of the following:
-- Check campus email as well as personal accounts(1);
-- Download, read and edit a Word or Excel report on the fly;
-- Send a photo wirelessly;
-- Synchronize email on the device with desktop email;
-- Synchronize Outlook contacts, calendar, tasks and memos; and
-- Work with Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync(R), using VersaMail(R) software, to synchronize email and calendar.(2)
The Palm TX handheld is available now from the Palm online store (http://store.palm.com), at Palm Retail Stores and at select retail and resellers throughout the world. In addition, schools can take advantage of the Palm Education Purchase Program. More information on the Palm TX and the Palm Education Purchase Program is available at http://www.palm.com/education.
New Wireless Solutions Showcased
Attendees can also visit the Palm Neighborhood, where Palm Education Solution Providers will give them an up-close look at innovative ways handhelds can be used in schools. Categories: Palm-OS, Hardware, Education, Palm-TX
The PalmOS Open Source Portal - Details: OpenChess for PalmOS OpenChess for PalmOS
A chess game and opening trainer, under the GNU GPL for Palm OS. Supports  HiRes, Color and Grayscale devices. GPL (v 2.0.1)
Author: Olaf Richter
Url: http://sourceforge.net/projects/palmopenchess Categories: Palm-OS, Opensource, Games
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 FreewarePalm: Sudoku Solver v1.0
Description:
A Sudoku variant that can generate and solve arbitrary puzzles. Available in Dutch and English.
Features:
- Solve your own puzzles.
- Generate arbitrary puzzles.
- In Dutch and English. Categories: Palm-OS, Freeware, Games
MetrO for Palm OS at PalmGear.com  Application Description
Metro helps you find your way in the public transport systems (subway, bus, trams, ...) in more than 300 cities around the world. FREE, FAST & ACCURATE. Simply enter your start and end stops, hit the "Go" button and the program finds the fastest route.
Many more features to discover:
* Operating time awareness
* Interface with address book
* Directions to major tourist attractions (in selected cities)
* Take only the cities you need on your Palm
* Install the cities on an expansion card
* Easy station search
* Complete line & station lists: 721 stops in London, 939 in New-York, 1813 in Tokyo, 838 in Paris
* Database exchange through IR
* Ultra fast calculations (native ARM engine)
* ...
Available in 39 languages. Users of PalmOS versions not supporting accented characters (Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Russian, Greek, ...) should download the "international" version instead of the default package (go to http://nanika.net/Metro/).
After downloading, please read the included "README.html" file for more information.
Updated Description:
Version 5.3.5+ (10/24/05)
* New networks: Plovdiv (Bulgarie), Dunkerque, St Brieuc, St Malo, Vannes (France)
* Major city changes: Landerneau, Oslo, Paris Noctilien (night bus), Porto, San Francisco, Toulouse (Bus)
* Other changes: Berlin, Boston, Brest, Budapest, Daegu, Jacksonville, Konstanz, London, Los Angeles, Madrid, Melbourne, Milano, Montpellier, Montr�al, Morlaix, Moscow, Nancy, Osaka, S�o Paulo, St.Louis, Treviso, Valencia, Washington-Baltimore, Z�rich
Categories: Palm-OS, Freeware, Travel
FreewarePalm: Emerald Sounds v3.0  Description:
Emerald Sounds are a collection of system midi sounds including : beatles, a lot of classical + metallica ring tones and many many more... FREE!
All the new classical ringtones are by the two Emerald Sounds' system midi sounds include: beatles, classical, hip-hop, geek sounds,+ metallica ring tones and many many more... FREE!
- Metallica
- a lot MORE classical music
- Beatles
- TV shows
- Movies
- All the Geek Sounds
- HipHop
- Nirvana
- And many more
Categories: Palm-OS, Freeware, Sounds
FreewarePalm: Sol Free v4.3  Description:
Five solitaire card games from Smallware's Solebon premium solitaire:
- Demon
- Baker's Game
- Klondike Deal 1
- Klondike Deal 3
- Spiderette
Features:
- Easy-to-read Screens
- Shortcut Toolbar
- Game Timer
- Scoring System
- Game Statistics
- Game Cheats
- Unlimited Undo
- Choice of Card Backs
- Virtually Unlimited Background Color Mixer
- In-game Rulebook
- Normal or Bold Card Numerals
- Tap or Drag Card Movement
- Card Autoplay
- Scrolling or Compressed View
- Reversible Layout
- Color and Grayscale Screen Compatibility
Categories: Palm-OS, Freeware, Games
MyCanada for Palm OS at PalmGear.com Application Description Show your Canadian pride with this great program!
This program includes:
~Canada's national anthem
~A map and satellite image of Canada
~Highlights of various national attractions
~The Greatest Canadian (with bios)
~Fun facts about Canada
~Online section with various links to Canadian mobile-compatible websites
~Area codes and times zones of the major Canadian cities
So as you can see, this program is PACKED with Canadian info! Categories: Palm-OS, Software, Reference, Canada
Origami On The Go 1.1
 Application Description
If you're a fan of origami, or you want to learn something new, then you'll love this program, Origami On The Go. In it's initial release, you will learn how to create the traditional origami crane. With a step by step guide to create a traditional crane, a history of origami, diagrams showing different types of folds, as well as a mini-tutorial on how to create a square piece of paper, you'll be well on your way into the world of origami.
Origami is not just for kids, and over time has evolved into an art for people of all ages. It provides focus and helps relax the body and mind.
Once I released this program, I realized that this is the only Origami palm program, which makes this a one of a kind.
Although this program may take up a lot of memory, it can be run from an expansion card.
Categories: Origami on the go, Palm-OS, Freeware, Hobby
LinkeSOFT SongBook Guitar Songs and Chords  
SongBook is your pocket guitar companion. Manage your song collections, complete with lyrics and chords, and quickly look up any chord you don't remember.
* Manage guitar song collections with lyrics and chords
* Tap on chord to see it's definitions
* Comprehensive, extensible chord library with 2,700+ chords
* Transpose songs on the fly
* Playlists
* Full screen and auto-scroll modes, resizable
* Windows conduit
Be Crossword v1.09
 Latest crossword puzzles from New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Washington Post, Houston Chronicle, Thinks.com, MacNamara's Band Inc and much more coming to your Palm every day
BeCrossword is a handy Palm application for getting and solving crossword puzzles on the palm of your hand without paper and pen, without PC or notebook. Latest crossword puzzles across the world in most popular Across Lite (.puz) format from major crossword publishers such as New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Washington Post, Houston Chronicle, MacNamara's Band Inc as well as from many others come to your pocket every day wirelessly with few stylus taps. Great feature set of BeCrossword adds more pleasure to crossword puzzles solving, while original 3D-looking user interface adds more beauty to your life.
New! 310 recent puzzles from major crossword publishers included in the bundle.
New! 40 engaging Italian puzzles included in the bundle.
Categories: Palm-OS, Software, Games, Crossword-Puzzles
 The John MacArthur Study Library for Palm OS: eBible PDA - The Only True Handheld Bible Study Software
“Our latest eBible PDA software package takes an already solid line-up of Bible and Bible reference content and adds 3 premium titles from best selling author, pastor and teacher John MacArthur. The titles include: The MacArthur Topical Bible, Truth for Today Devotional and The MacArthur Bible Commentary. Are you an eBible PDA user looking for a total Bible study package? Then look no further than this powerful line-up. Other titles in this bundle include the New King James (NKJV) Bible, the New Century Version Bible (KCV), New Illustrated Bible Dictionary, Where to Find it in the Bible, Vine's Complete Expository Dictionary, and Greek and Hebrew Lexicons.”
Categories: Palm-OS, eBible, John-MacArthur
 e*Mail: a replacement for the built-in Mail application of Palm OS devices
e*Mail includes very minor enhancements to the built-in Mail application of Palm OS devices. It can be used as replacement for built-in Mail. You can use e*Mail free of charge. `e*' means `e + wildcard'. So `enhanced', `essential', `elementary', 'enchanted', 'electric', 'elegant (!)', 'enjoyable'etc. link from Mike Rodhe Categories: Palm-OS, Freeware, E-mail
 Here’s a bit of freeware to help your track Paschal dates in the Orthodox Church
Paschal Calendar for Palm OS Application Description
Paschal Calendar is an application for the PalmOS platform used to calculate the date of Pascha and the Paschal and Lenten cycle of Orthodox Church. The dates can be calculated on either the old or new calendar. Categories: Palm-OS, Freeware, Calendar, Religion, Christianity
The Core Pocket Media Player - TCPMP The Core Pocket Media Player is an open-source media player for Palm OS-based and Windows CE / Windows Mobile-based devices. Categories: Palm-OS, Freeware, Media
Textware Terminating All Palm OS Developments. Is this announcement a sign of things to come? We are terminating all Palm OS Developments as of today, October 17, 2005. Our future PDA developments will all be based on the Pocket PC operating system. This is where we are likely to meet Palm devices again -- such as the Treo 700w. (Alan Jay Weiner will now be working to port Instant Text Mobile to the Pocket PC Platform.) In Addition, we will concentrate on the Tablet PC and continue to expand our very successful Instant Text business on the PC. This means we will not do T/X versions of our products. We'll continue to sell existing Palm OS products. In addition, customer who bought our products on prior devices in recent months and had expected to use them on the T/X will be entitled to use our unconditional money-back guarantee. Jean Ichbiah
Access GetMileage v0.2 data on your desktop. Description:
This is the long-awaited program that will allow you to access your Mileage data from your desktop computer. This program will convert your Mileage database into an HTML file that will be readable in any web-browser, or editable in almost any word-processor or spreadsheet program. This program has been written in the Java programming language, which will allow it to run on ANY operating system, provided you have downloaded and installed the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) appropriate to your operating system. Get it from the Java web site (www.java.com). Follow the installation directions at the web site to install the JRE. Categories: Palm-OS, Freeware, Travel
 AvantGo for RSS
What is AvantGo for RSS?
AvantGo for RSS enables you to sync RSS feeds as AvantGo channels. Each time you synchronize AvantGo you can get the latest from RSS feeds offered by bloggers, major media any other publisher distributing their content in an RSS format. The feeds are delivered to your device in a format that is optimized for your small screen smartphone or PDA. It’s easy to use and free! Categories: AvantGo, RSS, Palm-OS
Shaun McGill has posted a lengthy review of EverNote Plus at PDA 24/7. He likes it. “Unbelievable value for money” He’s also running a poll to see if he can create a little pressure on EverNote to release a PDA version. I for one have voted a resounding “gimme”.
PalmSource Joins OSDL - Press Release Founding member of Lab's new Mobile Linux Initiative
BEAVERTON, Ore. and SUNNYVALE, Calif. - October 17, 2005 — The Open Source Development Labs (OSDL or the Labs), a global consortium dedicated to accelerating the adoption of Linux®, and PalmSource, Inc. (NASDAQ: PSRC), today announced that PalmSource has joined OSDL as a founding member of the Labs' new Mobile Linux Initiative. PalmSource is the provider of Palm OS®, a leading operating system powering next generation phones and mobile devices.
PalmSource announced last year that it would build its new applications framework on and port its Palm OS platform to run on Linux. As a member of OSDL and an MLI participant, PalmSource will work with other Lab members and the development community to advance the use of Linux in mobile devices. The MLI will focus industry and open source developer resources on Linux-based operating system technical challenges, foster development of applications for Linux-based mobile devices, deliver requirements definition documents and use cases, and host complementary open source projects that support the initiative
"PalmSource believes that Linux has the potential to become a leading operating system for mobile devices, and we are committed to accelerating that process," said Michael Kelley, senior vice president of engineering for PalmSource. "By joining OSDL, and being a part of the Mobile Linux Initiative, we can work closely with Linux industry pioneers to contribute to the on-going development and adoption of mobile Linux."
With more than 190 million mobile phone units sold in the second quarter of 2005, research firm Gartner, Inc. recently reported sales were up 21 percent from a year ago and it estimates that there will be 2.6 billion mobile phones in use worldwide by the end of 2009. As the mobile market continues to explode, handset manufacturers are increasingly turning to Linux as a strategic platform to deliver more capable mobile devices, increase flexibility, speed time-to-market, and lower costs.
"We are excited that PalmSource has chosen to be a founding member of OSDL's Mobile Linux Initiative," said Stuart Cohen, OSDL CEO. "PalmSource is a welcome addition to the OSDL membership and will be a driving force for growing Linux in the mobile device market."
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Updated May, 2005: Ver 5.6.3 (OS5)
Progect is a project management/outliner program for the Palm OS.