Pocket-DVD Studio compresses DVDs of your own into memory card. It allows you to break the movie up into multiple files so you can split it across memory cards if desired.

Hi-Touch’s new larger format 6 x 8 inch dye sub printer, the 730PS, has a controller with a color LCD and flash memory card slots so it can be used without a computer as easily as with a computer.

Widget UK has combined the power of the AudioVox RTM-8000 tri-band GSM/GPRS compact flash card with the PocketPhone Tools communications suite for Pocket PC from BVRP.

Hitachi has released a system patch for its G1000 Pocket PC that adds support for SDIO. This patch will allow this cellular-wireless device to use peripherals that plug into its SD slot.

An update to Agenda Fusion has been released, 5.7, that includes Contact Company Templates, Special Monthly Business Day Recurring Pattern, Grouped/Ungrouped Category Icon Display Option added to the Month View, Contact ABC Bar now highlights currently active search letter, and Option to display undated tasks in the calendar views.

ROM updates have been released for the palmOne Tungsten C and the Garmin iQue 360. These updates make permanent changes to both Palm OS devices’ flash memory, where you’ll find the operating system and other applications.

SplashData has released an upgrade to its personal identification organizer, SplashID. SplashID 3.0, securely maintains personal identification information on a Palm Powered handheld and desktop computer, offers a host of new features aimed at simplifying the security of data and enables users to customize the program to suit their particular preferences.

WinCatalog Standard is a simple and straightforward disk cataloging software. This application automatically extracts descriptions from zip, mp3, html and plain text files.

fCoder Group has announced that PhotoMix has moved to its own domain. PhotoMix is designed to grant amateur photographers a new way of presenting their works.

Wichita Unified School District 259 recently added 380 Tungsten E handhelds to the more than 1,200 handheld computers already in use in its classrooms.