Neko - Four cats running around the screen when you use the stylus.
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Supported operating systems:
Palm OS 5.x
Other Software by developer «Ninelocks»:
Ninelocks Barcode Reader Ninelocks Barcode Reader - enables external devices, such as barcode/mag-stripe readers to be connected to a Palm. Rather than entering your data with a stylus, you can hook up a barcode reader, or any other serial RS232 device and enter the data directly into your Palm application. (Also requires hackmaster from www.daggerware
Neko for PocketPC Neko for PocketPC - Some pointless fun! Neko, a small cat that chases the stylus around the screen. This is a slight variation with a few extra cats!
We can claim no originality for this, a lot of people have been responsible for the code and images within Neko. We have put this out for all the folk out there who have asked for a version
PhotoSave PhotoSave - enables photos to be copied from your camera and then sent by email/FTP. Or you may choose to keep them on the Palm then upload them to a PC when you get back home.
The application also provides additional camera control features to allow adjustment of camera automatic shutdown times and can also be used as a shutter release cable
TeksNotes TeksNotes is a great companion for your phone especially if you use an external keyboard. The notes you write can be saved in different categories. The categories are just folders making it easy to organise files and also to transfer them to your desktop machine
PixeMail PixeMail - Email PalmPix photos from the Palm. (Also supports using MultMail)
Eye2Snapper Email EyeModule2 photos with SnapperMail
AppLog AppLog is an application logging tool for use on PalmOS PDA's. It has been written to assist researchers studying the use of PDA's.
AppLog records the time any application is used on the PDA. Each log entry notes the time, date and application identifier whenever an application is started, and how long the application is used for
NinePoll NinePoll - Here's how it works: a student inputs a polling question with up to four responses. The question is then beamed to other students' handhelds. The other students select a response and beam the response back to the original student. He or she can then view the results of the poll. This will be useful for both students and teachers
