Image viewers for Palm OS

Almost all handheld users are trying to take most from their devices. They read books, play games, organize finances e.t.c. So it's not a surprise that many people use their handhelds as image viewers, especially with the ability to share images between handhelds and make your own shots if your device has a built-in camera.

Our GrxView family implements all needed features for viewing and organizing images on your Palm. Main differences between our viewers shown in the table:

	GrxView Lite	GrxView	GrxView Pro	TiffView
Price	free	$4.95	$4.95	$4.95
Size	300Kb	400Kb	500Kb	300Kb
Supported image formats:
JPG	+	+	+	-
GIF (incl. animated)	-	+	+	-
BMP (incl. WBMP)	-	+	+	-
PNG	-	+	+	-
PCX	-	+	+	-
TIFF (incl. multipage)	-	-	+	+
DjVu	-	-	+	-
Features:
Zip archives support	-	-	+	-
Antialiasing	-	+	+	+
Meta information display	-	-	+	-
Slideshow	+	+	+	+
Slideshow effects	-	+	+	+
Autorotation	-	+	+	+
File management functions	+	+	+	+

Also there is another product which slightly differs from other viewers – MapView. It can display GIF and JPG images only, but main feature of MapView is an ability to render large images with high speed and in native resolution*. Also MapView supports basic GPS functions which makes it ideal for viewing maps.

* an image need to be converted before use.

More information

Forty Thieves

Forty Thieves is a Palm OS version of the Forty Thieves Solitaire.

It is a very old and popular solitaire game that is known under many names, such as Napoleon at St. Helena and Roosevelt at San Juan. Its characteristics form the basis of as many as 100 or more other solitaire games. While it may not be the oldest game of its type, it seems to combine the standard solitaire elements in the best way and has come to be one of the most popular and important two-deck solitaires.

Please visit Forty Thieves homepage for more information.

Klondike

Klondike Solitaire is probably the best-known solitaire in the world. Many people don't even realize that other games exist. Though the name may not be familiar, the game itself certainly is. This is due in no small part to Microsoft's inclusion of the game in every version of Windows, though their naming the game “Microsoft Solitaire” only added to the confusion about the game's proper name.

Please visit Klondike homepage for more information.