mOcean is a free application for your Treo and Centro smartphone which allows you to enjoy your music, photos, videos, audiobooks, podcasts and internet radio with a flick of a finger.
Free, ad-supported version of mOcean will display only a small banner at the top of the screen. If you don't want to have banners, you can buy an activation code and use mOcean without ads
TinyViewer is a small program to view images on the PalmPilot, and supports the ImageViewer format. As a new feature, TinyViewer supports zooming out to help you view large images. Another advantage is that it is much smaller (7k vs 30k) to preserve your precious memory
GrxView Lite is a freeware image viewer with JPEG images support. It also includes file manager capabilities, image zooming/panning, thumbnail view and slideshow features.
You do not need to convert images: GrxView Lite reads them in a native format directly from the memory card, so you can review pictures taken with your digital camera right away
Guggenheim Museum - a picture of NY Guggenheim Museum to demonstrate the simplicity of installing on PalmOS devices.
You do not need any software to view it.
You do not need to care about greyscale or color version.
Just start the unzipped exe and enjoy the simplicity of installing with Pilot Install
Eyebeam is a Palm OS application which can beam or convert eyemodule images to FireViewer.
Eyebeam displays a list of eyemodule images on your Visor. Select an image and tap "Beam EM to IV" to send the image to another Palm device as an FireViewer image or tap "Convert EM to IV" to copy the eyemodule image to the FireViewer database on your Visor
VFSi is an application which shows any kind of BMP images on VFS media.
And also it can handle JPEG image files if SONY Clie HW JPEG decorder feature is available.
By plugin extension, it can also edit plain text files on VFS media.
VFSi supports SONY Clie high resolustion of both 320x320 and NR series wide HiRes display by dedicated prc file
JPEGView for Palm OS - Tired of difficult-to-use, bulky, and slow image viewers? Do yown a handheld and a digital camera that uses the same medibut always wished to be able to view the images quickly and easily? Here's your answer
