Snapperfish has released a free public beta trial of SnapperMail Enterprise Edition version 2. The new version includes IMAP mail support, a refined interface and other new features.

This piece on Digital Photography Review says that Seagate has announced it will produce a 5 GB HDD in the CF Type II form factor.

Motorola has launched three new wireless phones, including a GPS-enabled handset that can be used with Nextel’s walkie-talkie service. Other new models include handsets that allow for faster downloads and data processing.

palmOne announced that Good Samaritan Society, the nation’s largest not-for-profit long-term care provider, purchased 500 Tungsten E handhelds, that will be used to streamline resident information management, improve the quality of care for residents and improve communication between staff members. Good Samaritan also plans to provide certified nursing assistants with Tungsten E handhelds in the fourth calendar quarter of 2004.

palmOne announced that Todd Bradley, palmOne president and chief executive officer, will present at the Bear Stearns 15th Annual Technology Conference in New York on Monday, June 14, at 3:25 p.m. EDT (12:25 p.m. PDT). A live webcast and archive of the presentation will be available to the public on palmOne’s website in the Investor Relations section.

Karrier Communications, makers of sports enhancing software, announced the shipment of its new IntelliGolf golf scoring software for Microsoft Windows Mobile-based Smartphones. IntelliGolf for the Smartphone shipments will coincide closely with the start of this year’s US Open Golf Tournament.

Apple’s CEO Steve Jobs spoke at yesterday’s D: All Things Digital conference where he made it clear that Apple isn’t planning to release a handheld.

Sprint PCS Group announced a cameraless version of PalmOne’s popular Treo 600 smartphone. Available immediately, this noncamera version was designed to address the needs of corporate customers who want high-end devices but don’t want cameras in their offices, in a phone or otherwise, for security reasons.

Apple Computer unveiled a $129 device that acts as both a portable wireless base station and a way to stream music throughout the home. The AirPort Express features both analog and digital music outputs to connect to speakers or sound systems. The device also plugs directly into a wall outlet, with no need for additional cables or power adapters.

The VAIO S series notebooks sport a widescreen display, generous keyboard, a combination CD-RW/DVD-ROM drive, and more within a thin, black case that weighs just about 4 pounds.