The Auto PC, like a Palm-sized PC or Palm device, can be characterized as a cross between a computer and a consumer appliance. If you’re interested in developing software to run on the ever-so-cool Auto PC, and you want to create a rich, expandable feature set without burdening the user with the need to know how things work internally, this incredibly helpful article is a must-read for you!

If you took Kevin Quin’s sage advice last month, you immediately went out and bought a Palm IIIe. On the other hand, you may have ignored his sage advice (shame on you!) and purchased a Handspring Visor, which also uses the Palm operating system. Either way, before getting much into Palm devices, you should take a few steps to protect and enhance your new device. Read this fun article to find out how.

This month’s edition of Letters to the Editor brings us an interesting opinion on the direction Palm Computing is taking and, of course, the glowing words of praise we at PalmPower just love so much.

Do you love your fast-paced technology-based existence but, at the same time, long for peace? There is a middle way between these extremes. November’s PalmPower Site of the Month article will help you find out where you can go for Zen-related resources for your Palm device.

Fredlet’s back from PalmSource and boy did she see some cool stuff. If you want to see the latest in neat add-ons for your device as well as the new clones, you’re going to want to read this article. It’s the next best thing to being there.

If you’re looking for an easy way to record your thoughts without adding yet another self-contained gadget to your arsenal, the goVox Digital Recorder is pretty handy. In this article, Jeff Carlson gives you the scoop on this cool new device.

The GoType! Pro keyboard is here, causing Palm V owners everywhere to salivate. In this detailed review, contributing editor, Jeff Carlson, takes the GoType! Pro keyboard out for a spin. Should you rush out to buy your very own GoType Pro? Read Jeff’s review and find out.

Just when you’ve finally gotten comfortable playing with your Palm organizer and HotSyncing in private, Palm makes announcements that may mean you’ll be HotSyncing in public as well. You’ll be HotSyncing in conference rooms, in lobbies, or in any other area where the Palm device users of your company might congregate. What does this all mean? Read this informative article by PalmPower contributing editor Dan Velasco and find out about Ethernet HotSyncing and more.

When Club Photo, a photo-sharing Web site that has taken a user-convenience approach to digital image sharing on the Internet, announced it would launch a new Album To Go software program for Palm devices, PalmPower news editor Heather McDaniel was skeptical. However it didn’t take her long to become a Palm device photo-flashing, slide-showing maniac. Find out why in this informative review.

Last month, we interviewed Handspring. This month, Palm Computing’s VP Mark Bercow is in the hot-seat. In this exclusive interview, Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz poses a series of penetrating questions to Palm VP Mark Bercow. Here are his answers.