Free iPhone Emulator for the Palm OS
Back then, there was a software known as iPhony. It attempted to imitate the design of an iPhone for the Palm OS. However, while the design was cool, it lacked practical usability. Recently, however, a new application known as iPhoneImitation has been released. It combines the coolness of the iPhone home screen design with a practical engine that can function as a Palm base launcher.
The iPhoneImitation can be set as the default launcher so that whenever the home screen button is pressed, the iPhoneImitation launcher automatically starts. In addition to the various launch buttons, this emulator also sports a side panel for media playback control. Combine this with the Palm OS and you get a practical Palm-iPhone emulator. Best of all, it’s completely free!
Requirements:
- Any Hardware
- Palm OS v5.0 HiRes
Main Features:
- Support for Treo 680,650,700p (I’ve tested this on the Palm Centro and it works.)
- Default Launcher option
- Bluetooth and Carrier signal for Treo support
- Animation Support (This option allows for animated transitions while starting applications.)
iPhoneImitation v1.2D [Freeware Palm OS]
Download iPhoneImitation [Softpedia]
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