The Ten Commandments with OS5 Hi Resolution Support. A fun little app that displays the 10 Commandments with graphics.

The five Megillot (Ruth, Esther, Song of Songs, Lamentations, and Ecclesiastes) that are read throughout the Jewish year are available in Hebrew with English translations from Penticon's Moadon Site.

This is a directory of minyanim for the Mincha (afternoon) services that can be found throughout the Tri-State Area. You'll never have to be without a minyan for Mincha again. Includes separate DOC files for: Manhattan, Westchester, Connecticut, New Jersey, The Bronx, Queens, Brooklyn, Long Island, Staten Island, and Upper New York State.This was converted from the Agudah's Online Mincha Directory.

In the words of the author Adam Zion "Tradition holds that a Jew who reads Ashre three times daily will go to Heaven for his or her efforts. Unfortunately I am unable to read Hebrew on my Pilot. But at least you can read the English if you don't have a Siddur handy or haven't memorized the prayer."Taken from The Jewish Publication Society's Tanakh: A New Translation of The Holy Scriptures According to the Traditional Hebrew Text (1985).

Avos and Brachos in both English and Hebrew with a dual/side by side display.

BibleReader is software that allows you to read various versions of the bible on your Palm, including a Hebrew version of the Tanach with Nekudot (Vowels), as well as an English version from the Jewish Publication Society. The reader software is free but some of the bible versions are not.

This is Volume 1 of a database of major Jewish people and events throughout Jewish history (both Jewish and secular dates).

This is Volume 2 of a database of major Jewish people and events throughout Jewish history (both Jewish and secular dates).

This is the Birkat haMazon (grace after meals) in Judeo-Spanish, Ladino.

This is a set of HTML pages that have the general rules for the blessings we say over food both before and after. They also include a large list of different foods and what blessings to say for them. To view these files on a Palm you will need AvantGo. There is a ReadMe file with instructions in the .zip file.

This is a 'How-To' guide about the appropriate blessings to say before and after eating different foods. This was taken from the Orthodox Union's web site and converted to the DOC format.

This is a nicely formatted version of the Orthodox Union's Chanukah (Hanukkah) Laws page in DOC format (used with permission) and their Chanukah blessings in sign language in the Image Viewer format.

Interpretations on the Weekly Torah Readings and Festivals based on talks of The Lubavitcher Rebbe.

This is the entire Chumash (5 Books of Moses) with Rashi's Commentary in English. Readable in a split screen. Although Hebrew Support is not needed to read this most of the text, there are some Hebrew words in the Rashi text that do require Hebrew Support to be installed. See the web page for more info.

This is a Palm version of the Jewish Publication Society's 1917 edition of the Hebrew Bible in English. This is in iSilo format.

The Dafyomi Advancement Forum (D.A.F.) founded by Kollel Iyun Hadaf in 1996, provides the most complete resource center for Daf Yomi learners available online. D.A.F. produces many types of study material and makes them available to the public. their English publications are: (1) In-depth insights to the Daf, (2) Background to Daf concepts and word translations,(3) Review Questions on the Daf (4) Summary of the Daf (or answers to review questions), and (5) the Daf presented in outline form. Since the beginning of Maseches Menachos these resources have also been made available in downloadable Palm DOC format (.pdb) such that they can be easily viewed on a Palm. Download and usage instructions on site.

This is an AvantGo Channel of the Daily Hayom Yom

These are AvantGo Channels of the Daily Rambam in Hebrew, separated either by 1 or 3 chapters per day.

There are people who study 1 chapter of the Rambam's (Maimonides') Mishne Torah Yad HaChazuka on a daily basis in order to complete it (sort of like a Daf Yomi for the Rambam) this is a DOC file with the day by day schedule for the current cycle.

There are people who study 3 chapters of the Rambam's (Maimonides') Mishne Torah Yad HaChazuka on a daily basis so that they can complete it within a year (sort of like a Daf Yomi for the Rambam) this is a DOC file with the day by day schedule to finish it in this manner.

This is an AvantGo Channel of the Daily Rambam Sefer Hamitzvos in English

This is an AvantGo Channel of the Daily Tanya

The Dead Sea Scrolls: The Ancient Library of Qumran. Selections from the Dead Sea scrolls in iSilo format.

Complete Tanya in English with a built-in perpetual calendar/Moreh Shiur for learning the daily Tanya as divided to learn in the course of a leap-year and regular year

This is a DOC file with the English translations of Borei Nefashos, Al Hamichya, and Asher Yatzar.

Ezras Torah's famous Halachic Calendar Guide for Syngagoue Laws and Customs based on P'sak Dinim by Rav Yosef Eliyahu Henkin ZT"L.This calendar is Charityware and if you use it you are asked to please make a donation to Ezras Torah (www.ezrastorah.org) at: https://bhtech.net/ezrastorah/donations.html

This is a guide to the Lulav and Etrog that Jews shake on Sukkot taken from the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism's website (www.uscj.org).

Complete Hayom Yom with a built-in perpetual calendar/Moreh Shiur for learning the Hayom Yom on a daily basis.

This is the complete Kitzer Shulchan Aruch (Code of Jewish Law) in both English and Hebrew with a dual/side by side display.

This is an index to the Kitzur Shulchan Aruch in DOC format.

L'Chaim is a weekly Torah Chasidus and spirituality publication.

This is an AvantGo Channel of the L'Chaim Weekly Newsletter published by Chabad

Talmudic scholar Rabbi Dr. Louis Ginzberg, ZT"L devoted most of his life to assembling this massive collation of the Haggada--the traditions which have grown up surrounding the Biblical narrative. These stories have their roots from Talmud, Midrash, and other sources, including oral. Sources for these stories came from their original sources written in Hebrew, Greek, Latin, Syrian, Aramaic, Ethiopic, Arabic, Persian, and Old Slavic. Rabbi Ginzberg reproduced them completely, accurately, and vividly. To this day. "Legends of the Jews" remains a most remarkable and comprehensive compilation of stories connected to the Tanach. This is an English E-book in 4 volumes.

In the words of the author Adam Zion "The Amidah (literally "Standing Prayer") is the collection of blessings which Jews should recite three times daily as a replacement for the sacrifice in the Temple in Jerusalem. The Amidah also known as the Shemoneh Esrei was originally known as Tefilah - simply The Prayer - for it is only in the Amidah that we actually formulate our requests for G-d."Excerpted from The Complete Artscroll Siddur pg 222 Mesorah Publications Ltd. New York New York.

Many people have a custom of reading Mishnayos on a person's yahrzeit. For each letter of the deceased person's name, a Mishna starting with that same letter, is read. The hard part is finding those Mishnayos. Let us suppose that you wanted to say Mishnayos for "Tzvi'. There are only 6 mishnayos in all of 'shas' that start with a Tzadi. Finding one of them is a challenge. Here is an index of all Mishnayos sorted by the Hebrew letter that they start with, which would make finding Tzadi, Bais, and Yud (for Tzvi) an easy task. This is freeware and is in tealdoc format. The author asks that while learning these Mishnayos, you keep in mind his Father: Baruch Eliezer ben Yaakov Halevi and his sister: Rachel Leah bas Baruch Eliezer Halevi.

This is a database of events in Modern Jewish History that Rabbi Etengoff created to help him teach his Modern Jewish History course.

This is the complete Nevi'im (Books of the Prophets) in both English and Hebrew with a dual/side by side display.

This is a link to the Palm version of Torah Tidbits. Torah Tidbits is the OU's weekly Parsha (weekly torah portion) publication. Every week TT has an Aliyah-By-Aliyah summary as well as many other insights into the weekly parsha. In addition they have a mailing list you can join so that the Palm version of TT is e-mailed to you every week. I highly recommend Torah Tidbits to anyone and everyone. (Thanks Phil).

Beracha Acharona (said after meals without bread) transliterated with Sephardic pronunciation into English characters. In both AportisDoc and TealDoc format! TealDoc version has invisible bookmarks and more easily readable text.

Birkat HaMazon (The Grace After Meals) transliterated into English characters with Sephardic pronunciation (also available in Hebrew). In both AportisDoc and TealDoc format! TealDoc version has invisible bookmarks and more easily readable text.

Weekday Ma'ariv (evening) service transliterated with Sephardic pronunciation into English characters. In both AportisDoc and TealDoc format! TealDoc version has invisible bookmarks and more easily readable text.

Palm Mincha is the weekday Mincha service transliterated with Sephardic pronunciation into English characters. In both AportisDoc and TealDoc format! TealDoc version has invisible bookmarks and more easily readable text.

Tefilat HaDerech (Prayer for Travelers) transliterated with Sephardic pronunciation into English characters. In both AportisDoc and TealDoc format.

This is a link to the AvantGo version of the award-winning weekly Parsha page by Fred Toczek of Anshe Emes Synagogue of Los Angeles. Every week the Palm-Parsha page has a survey of ideas from leading gedolim taken from a wide variety of sources. Holiday ideas are automatically available during the week of the holiday in addition to the Parsha page. Set up AvantGo to update this page on Sundays.

In the words of the author Adam Zion "These are the psalms which were recited by the Levi'im in the Holy Temple in Jerusalem for the respective days of the week."The Psalms were excerpted from The Jewish Publication Society's Tanakh.

This is guide for Purim including all the Hebrew text of Megillat Esther as well as an English translation of the Megilla.

These are the Rambam's (Maimonides) listing of the 613 Mitzvot (commandments). The first file organizes them according to the 248 positive and 365 negative Mitzvot. The second organizes them into 14 books with 83 sections. Both files are bookmarked.

The Laws of Torah Study by the Rambam (Maimonides). Sefer HaMada of the Mishna Torah: Hilchot Yesodei HaTorah. This is an English E-book.

Complete Sefer Hamitzvos in English with a built-in perpetual calendar/Moreh Shiur for learning the Sefer Hamitzvos as divided to learn in the course of a year.

Sefer HaYuhasin (Book of Genealogy or Lineage) by Rav Abraham Zacuto. This author was a Spanish astronomer, mathematician, and historian; born at Salamanca about 1450; died in Turkey after 1510. An astronomer of wide-spread reputation, he was appointed professor at the university of Salamanca, and later Saragossa. In 1504, during his sojourn at Tunis, he wrote a chronological history of the Jews from the Creation to 1500, making constant reference to Jewish literature, and entitling his book "Sefer ha-Yuhasin." In this work Zacuto gives an account of the oral law as transmitted from Moses through the elders, prophets, sages, and the like and the like, and also records the acts and monuments of the kings of Israel. This is an English E-book in 7 volumes.

Written by Rav Yehuda HaLevi over a period of twenty years and completed in 1140, The Kuzari has enthralled generations of Jews with its clear-cut presentation on Judaism, and its polemics against heretical Greek philosophy, Christianity, Islam, and Karaitism. This is an English E-book.

This is a web-clipping application that allows a PalmOS wireless user to search the contents of the Shamash Kosher Restaurant Database from anywhere. The Shamash database contains the most complete list of kosher establishments around the world. In addition to searching you can extend the Shamash database with the convenient "Add a restaurant" feature. Through the web-clipping history mechanism searches can be saved for use when overseas or out of range of the wireless network.

This is a Shatnez primer in DOC format. The file discusses some of the Halachos of Shatnez which garments require checking tips for purchasing garments and a list of shatnez labs in the USA.

This PQA allows you to search for synagogues in the USA. If you don't find your favorite shul use the convenient 'Add Shul' feature to extend the database.

This is a large collection of books from the "Sichos in English" series in Palm format.

This is the text of the Gemara (Talmud) with embedded commentary, available in English and Hebrew. This is great for Daf Yomi as well.

This is the complete Tanach (5 Books of Moses, Prophets, and Writings) in both English and Hebrew with a dual/side by side display.

The Tanach Study Center has converted all of their classes/shiurim into DOC format.

This is an English translation of the Tanya in the iSilo format.

This is the complete Tehillim (Psalms) in both English and Hebrew with a dual/side by side display.

The 13 Principles of Faith as formulated by the Rambam (Moses Maimonides) these are accepted as the core beliefs upon which the Jewish faith is based. Note: This file contains both the Thirteen Principles themselves and commentary on them. Both have been excerpted from The Complete Artscroll Siddur pp 187-180 Mesorah Publications Ltd. New York New York.

The 10 Commandments in English. Taken from The Jewish Publication Society's Tanakh: A New Translation of The Holy Scriptures According to the Traditional Hebrew Text (1985).

The Jewish Wayfarers Prayer in English. In the words of the author Adam Zion "This is a prayer which should be said by a Jew when he or she leaves city limits on a journey."Excerpted from The Complete Artscroll Siddur pg 222 Mesorah Publications Ltd. New York New York.

Providing a short summary of the Torah portion read in the Synagogue on Shabbat, in English, for all weeks.

This is the complete Torah (5 Books of Moses) in both English and Hebrew with a dual/side by side display.

This is a web page with about 20 different AvantGo channels of various weekly parsha sheets from assorted Rabbis. A good way to catch up on the weekly parsha (torah portion).

TorahWeb is a website with many classes and essays, etc. (divrei torah) on various Jewish topics from various rabbis. They have audio classes as well. They now provide a Palm version of their classes so you can download them and read them on your Palm.

UniBible is a multilingual Bible-reader program for the PalmOS. There are many versions of the bible available for it, including a Hebrew version of the tanach (Old Testament) with nekudot and trop (vowels and cantillation marks), as well as an English version of the tanach from the Jewish Publication Society. Hebrew Support is NOT needed for this software. Please note that although the software is made by a Christian group, they have texts available that I believe are 'kosher' by Jewish standards. Specifically, they have the JPS (Jewish Publication Society) text in English and BHS (Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia) in Hebrew. Please let me know if you don't believe that these texts are acceptable by Jewish standards.