PalmOS

Looking for some gimmicks to fill your Palm Pilot's memory with? Here are the programs I installed on my Palm IIIx.

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iSilo

Displays HTML and Doc documents. Consumes less memory than AvantGo, and comes with Windows and Linux converters. Together with Sitescooper, iSilo is great for reading your local newspaper or CNN's latest headlines on the Palm. (Shareware, $12.50)

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DateBk4

Replaces the built-in ToDo and Datebook applications with a considerably more powerful, integrated program that maintains the general look and feel of the original applications. (Shareware, $25)

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ToDo PLUS, Memo PLUS

These two programs are compatible with the built-in ToDo and Memo applications, and add features such as alarms, drawings, templates, repeating tasks and an overview of the highest priority tasks. (Shareware, $19.95 each)

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BigClock

This clock should be one of the built-in applications. It features three clocks (local and two other time zones), two flexible timers and four alarms. And it's free!

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BrainForest

Comprehensive idea tracker and checklist manager that organizes information using a Tree, Branch, and Leaf analogy. It groups related ideas, action items, checklists, to-dos, internet URLs, email addresses, and other things together. (Shareware $30)

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HandyShopper

A shopping list for your Palm, which also can be used as a checklist. (Freeware)

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AutoMobil

Cost control, mileage tracking and maintenance scheduling for your cars. Works with km/mi and l/gal. (Shareware, $19)

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SwitchHack

Allows you to toggle between the last two used applications with a single stroke. (Shareware, $5)