Card Reader technology library is available to other developers. It implements USB Mass Storage on PalmOS 5+ devices and Bluetooth File Transfer profile. If your Palm application has to sync with a desktop PC or with some other devices, Card Reader technology is a great choice. Contact us to find out licencing options.

SDK allows for the following advanced features
• Use the PalmOS core/library API without ugly 68K glue
• Use the multi-threading capabilities of PalmOS
• Develop ARM-native libraries/extensions and applications
• Use DSP-accelerated codecs on some devices
• Use the hardware-accelerated 2D graphics on some devices
• Use the undocumented image processing capabilities of some device (both from 68K/ARM programs)

SDK contains headers for the undocumented libraries/modules
• DAL library
• 68K Emulator (PACE) library
• palmOne BMP/GIF/TIFF/PNG/JPEG manipulation libraries
• palmOne ZLib library
• DriveMode/DataImport libraries
• Sony HHE Audio DSP codecs library
• Sony HHE Graphics Engine library
• Sony DAL library
• Sony System library

Headers for libraries/modules documented for use in 68K programs only
• Crypto Provider library
• Bluetooth library
• palmOne T3/T5/LifeDrive/T|X Active Input Area libraries
• palmOne Codec Plugin Manager library
• palmOne PmKeyLib, PmSysGadgetLib, PmUIUtilLib
• palmOne High-Resolution timer library for PXA27x-based devices

ARM library entry points listings for the automatic stub generation

Samples (provided under GPLv2)
• DspLibTest - ARM-native application with UI and basic multithreading
• GE2DTest - PNO-enabled application that shows how to use the Sony HHE Graphics Engine library
• ImgFileTest - 68K program that shows how to use the undocumented ImgFileLib library
• JpegDecodeTest - 68K program that shows how to use the undocumented ImgFileLib library
• SilkMgrStub - ARM-native library with 68K interface that implements the Sony virtual silk API for non-Sony devices