What do you have installed on your Palm?

[Alexander Turcic]

Craig assembled a long list of application and games he has currently installed on his iPaq. I decided to do the same and list all application and games I have installed on my old Clie 760. Tell me if I am missing something important out!

Applications:
1TapSync

Agendus Pro

BeamFix

CardBackup

Colorize (freeware)

ComicGuru

eReader

Feiertage (German application also available in English. Lists holidays, freeware)

FileZ (freeware)

HappyDays (freeware)

IconMgr (freeware)

iSilo

JackFlash

Language Teacher German-English (by Ectaco)

Megacalc

MetrO (freeware)

MobiPocket

OneTouchPad

Plucker

PowerHiRes (freeware)

PsMemo (freeware)

SuperNames

Strip (open-source tool to securely store passwords; only one I trust because it is open-source and uses AES encryption)

...plus a couple of hacks.

Isn't it kind of scary that I have four e-book readers installed?

Games:
Bejeweled!

Book Worm

Bough

ChessGenius

GinRummy (by Tan Kok Mun, great game)

Nums

SimCity

Space Trader (great game)

Strategic Commander

yahtC (again by Tan Kok Mun, one of my favorites)

[sUnShInE]

Here's a post from my blog of all the apps on my Clie, along with descriptions and links. It's from last year, and though a few things have changed up (for ex, I use ZLauncher now and ClieSource is no longer), but it's still pretty useful -- at least until I get a new PDA!

[hacker]

Admittedly, I'm based, but here goes (in no particular order):

1. Plucker (offline HTML and ebook reader, lots of functionalty, beats the proprietary compeition in size, speed, platform support, and features)
2. Vindigo
3. BackupBuddy "Network Edition" v4.1 (old, but the only one that still handles backing up to ftp)
4. AeroPlayer (ogg-only)
5. FileZ (File manager)
6. Converter (unit, distance, etc. conversion)
7. KsDatebook (incredible stock Datebook replacement)
8. MyCheckbook
9. Hours (client, billing and timetracking)
10. IPCalc (Alan is good people)
11. GNU/Keyring (bulletproof password/data security vault)
12. PgmrCalc (Programmer's calculator, a must!)
13. Mergic Ping (basic ping application, no frills)
14. Preference Editor (Removes "crumbs" left by installed and uninstalled apps)
15. Progect (GPL Project Management tool, beats the non-free alternatives in features and power)
16. Qlaunch (map apps to buttons and various extended presses)
17. SNTP (Simple Network Time Protocol for the Palm)
18. Timesheet (a slightly different billing and timetracking application, I use this in combination with Hours above)
19. TealScript (I abhor Graffiti2, and TealScript seamlessly gives me back Graffiti 1)
20. UnDupe (remove duplicate records from your core Palm databases, a lifesaver when testing new sync code between applications)
21. Palm WebPro Browser (standalone web browser with Javascript, cookie, and cache support - works well over Bluetooth on my T2)
22. xTIME (clock, stopwatch, calculator, alarm, etc.)
23. ZLauncher (replacement application launcher)
24. Strip (Secure Tool for Recalling Important Passwords)
25. OmniRemote Pro (IrDA app to replace television and stereo remote controls, great app!)

Those are the top 24 on my Tungsten T2 that I run on a regular basis. I have ~200 applications installed, but those are my "daily-use" ones.

[Francesco]

APPS:
Launcher X
English MSDictionary
Spanish Roadlingua dictionary
iSilo
Planetarium (this one is perfect for stargazers, you should check it out)
French - Spanish Ultralingua dictionary
CityTime
Documents to Go
DateBK (ugly but really useful, although I might switch to Agendus)
ContactsPro (I don't believe there's a quicker way to access your contacts)
HandyShopper (this is freeware, here I keep a list of the books I want to read, a list of things to pack for a trip, etc.)
DiddleBug (great freeware for quick notes)
... among others

Games:
Bike or die
Bejeweled!
Domino!
Tetris
Traffic
Vexed

[johnsoax]

List of my Programs (by my launcher categories, built in programs excluded)
Applications
- Bob’s Alarm - (Shareware $10) Great alarm clock/timer/time zone clock. In Hi-Res
- DESJournal - (free) Journal program that puts journal into Datebook. Works great
- Documents to Go - (commercial) Word and Excel program that can edit native files.
- Eat Watch - (free) This goes along with the diet that I am on
- eReader - (Standard Verson Free, Pro $) Ebook and Palmdoc reader.
- FuelLog - (free) I keep track of my milage with this program.
- Handy Shopper - (free) A handy shopping program that can be used for all kinds of lists.
- MyBible - (Commercial) A great bible program.
- Pocket Quicken - (Commercail) Pocket version of Quicken, syncs to desktop
- Plucker - (Free) Off-line web viewer. I currently download:
- Chicago Tribune (Mobile Version)
- Our Daily Bread
- World Net Daily (Mobile Version)

Tools
- ChemTable - (Free) Periodic Table of elements on the Palm.
- Conduit Fill - (Shareware) Electrical conduit wire allowable fill
- IrKey - (Free) UI part of an electronic locking system.
- Noah Pro - (Commercial) Dictionary program
- YAPS - (Free) Password safe, I keep all of my work, and website passwords in this program.
- YAUC - (Free) Unit Converter

Games
- Columns - (Commercial) (Came with my Sony Game controller) This game is kind of like tetris.
- Earth Defender - (Shareware) Like Space Envaders
- GTS Racing – (Shareware) 3D Race car Game!!
- HellFire – Apache Vs. Hind – (Shareware) 3D Helicopter fighting game
- PilotMicroRace – (Shareware) Race car Game 3D and 2D
- NesEm - (Shareware) NES emulator. I own all of the cartridges to the ROMs that I have
- Patience - (Free) Solitare card game with many different versions of Solitare
- Space Trader - (Free) Great turn based game where you try to build a shipping empire

System
- Embark - (Commersial) Launcher replacement that lets you put files on the card and also have background pictures.
- KeepWide - (Free) Lets handheld remember the Soft Graffiti status of each application (in RAM).
- Life Balance - (Commercial) A prioritization tool that lets you keep balance on your whole life and tells you what task to do next, where you are, that will most impact your life in a positive area.
- OKey - (Free) Adds functionality to different handhelds (like buttons to bottom of screen for Sony NX series)

Utilities
- FileZ - (Free) File manager to manage files in Ram and on cards
- IrKeyConf - (Free) Configuration part of an electronic locking system.
- JackFlash - (Commercial) Program that allows you to move items from RAM to Device ROM. I was able to take my NX60 from 19% free to 59% free.
- JollyRoger2 - (Free) Screen Shot program
- Keyboard - (Comes with Keyboard) Driver for PalmOne's IR Keyboard.
- ToDo Transfer - (Free) Transfers completed Todo's to Datebook database for archiving.

[ignatz]

Mine's on my [extremely infrequently updated] blog.