This is a collection of helpful resources I have found for various topics that interest me. With the current state of search engines, it is more important than ever to share quality sources.

Links tagged with (Wayback) are sites that are no longer online but are available via the Wayback Machine archives.

Palm PDAs

English

kelbot's gemlog - Gemlog with modern tips and recommendations for Palm apps.

Geminispace.org BBS - Message board for discussing PDAs on Gemini.

1436.ninja Palm Repository - A gemini mirror of palmarchive.com.

[http] Peter's Pilot Pages - A site with extremely detailed info on several Palm models and a lot of helpful data for things like making your own cables for Palms.

[http] PalmDB.net - Database of Palm apps and documents.

[http] DX Zone - A collection of links to PalmOS tools for amateur radio. Some of the listed sites have other Palm tools as well.

[http] Jim Rees' Palm Page - Various Palm tools including a morse code transmitter.

[http] Centre for Computing History - Has a lot of technical information about individual devices.

[http] Reviews and news posts about Palm devices.

[http] Palm Archive - Modern built compilation of various Palm software archives.

[http] tinyapps.org - Various Palm software.

[http] Rumkin.com - Palm programming info and apps.

[http] PalmOpenSource.com - Modern PalmOS hacking blog

[http] Tanker Bob's PDA Page - Guides and data.

[http] NotSoFAQs For Palm - Blog with some guides and tips.

[http] The Palm Tree - Lots of guides and data.

[http] Hardware 'n' Stuff - Info on Palm hardware

[http] Palmdle - A Palm Wordle clone

[http] FreewarePalm - (Wayback) Palm software downloads

Japanese

[http] Osaka Palm II - Palm blog with lots of game reviews

[http] Inarmo - (Wayback) Palm software downloads

[http] PalmWares - (Wayback) Palm software downloads

[http] Palm Naoheya - (Wayback) Palm software downloads

[http] U-Systems - (Wayback) PDA storefront, mostly just cool to look at

[http] CRS Palm - (Wayback) Palm software downloads

[http] Muchy - (Wayback) Palm software reviews

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