Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz shares his views on the recent tragedy, how it relates to technology, and where we go from here.

Coinciding with Michael Jordan’s return to basketball, a new site has opened to promote The Michael Jordan Edition Palm Handheld Computers. Contributing Editor Steve Niles has selected it as October’s PalmPower Site of the Month.

Completing his look at the MyPalm portal, Ray Rischpater reviews MyInfo, a handy service that lets you access financial and travel account summaries from the Web or your wireless Palm handheld.

Gaining access to your most important Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files anytime, anywhere allows you to bring the productivity of the Palm OS to a new level. In this article from our sponsor, you’ll learn how Documents To Go 4.0 by DataViz allows you to use Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files on any Palm OS handheld.

If you’re a laptop and Palm V user that needs a simple way to both synchronize and recharge on the road, then the Targus USB Charge-Sync Cable for Palm V may be just what you’re looking for. David H. Ringstrom reviews this great product for business travelers.

Imagine you’re in a conference room, just you, your Palm m500, and 20 of your closest friends. You’re asked a question about the very latest inventory levels and without blinking, without getting up, and without wires, you’re able to download up-to-the-minute information to your Palm handheld. That’s the promise of wireless LAN networking. Read this important article to find out if the reality lives up to the promise.

Before you can determine your Return on Investment, you need to figure out how much you’re investing. In other words, how much is this stuff going to cost? In this article, Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz will take you through the steps necessary in determining the Total Cost of Ownership of Palm handhelds in your corporation.

We continue our fascinating interview with Jay Highley, Vice President of Business Marketing at Sprint PCS. Jay shares with us more details on Sprint PCS’s relationship with Palm, Inc. and gives us a look into the future of mobile computing.

In trying to get a solid handle on the Return on Investment issue for Palm handhelds, Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz realized that getting ROI accounts directly from readers, in their own words, would be an excellent way to showcase ROI. In this article, he shares the empirical evidence he’s gathered from a number of PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition readers just like you.

In this edition of Letters to the Editor, one reader is looking for the ideal smartphone, and another is looking for a more efficient print option.