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Snapperfish Ltd announced the impending release of SnapperMail, a Palm OS email client designed to open email attachments in native desktop format. A free trial of SnapperMail public beta will be available from the company

Palm, Inc. announced an Education Purchase Program that gives schools a cost-effective way to implement technology and to enable equity among students by making access to handheld computers readily available. The program is designed to assist schools in deploying Palm handhelds in classrooms, in larger school projects and in campus-wide initiatives. It is open to all K-12 schools, colleges and universities in the U.S.

Expand Beyond Corporation released the latest version of their mobile server and network management software product, PocketAdmin v.1.9. PocketAdmin is a secure mobile SSH terminal that offers an end-to-end real-time link from Pocket PC, Palm OS, and Embedix (Embedded Linux) handheld devices to target systems. This release includes security and usability enhancements, in addition to complementing technologies that enhance the security of large enterprises, including Virtual Private Network (VPN) security software and RSA SecurID two-factor authentication.

MobiMate is discussing implementation of its mobile banking system with large U.S. banks. The system has been implemented and launched by Israel

PalmSource, the Palm, Inc. subsidiary in charge of the Palm OS, has a newly redesigned Web site and a new logo. Check it out!

Cheap-flash.co.uk introduced itself. The site provides pricing guides to the cheapest digital memory available in the UK. Cheap-flash.co.uk is run to provide unbiased reports and feedback on the cheapest and best places in the UK to buy digital memory or Flash media. They cover all formats from CompactFlash, SmartMedia, MMC, SD, and MemoryStick through to card readers and associated products. They don’t actually sell anything, they just provide the links to the cheapest sources in the UK.

GoAmerica, Inc. has been named to Deloitte & Touche’s “Technology Fast 50” Program for the Tri-State region, a ranking of the 50 fastest growing technology companies in the area. Rankings are based on the percentage of growth in fiscal year revenues from 1997-2001. GoAmerica’s increase in revenues of 22,451 percent from 1997 to 2001 resulted in a number 4 ranking overall in the Fast 50 for the Tri-State region. The average increase in revenues among companies who made the Fast 50 for this region was 794 percent.

Palm Infocenter has a review of the Complete Data Power Pack from Proporta. It’s designed to help you recharge your Palm handheld from almost any source, such as a 9 Volt battery, a computer’s USB port, a car’s cigarette lighter, the power sockets they put on airplane seats, or a regular wall socket.

CNET News.com reports Palm is in talks to raise money from strategic investors as it seeks to separate its operating system unit from the part of the company that builds and sells handheld computers. According to the article, Palm’s goal is to split into two separately traded public companies by around year’s end or early next year at the latest.