AllNetDevices has an article about two new security products being unveiled for PDAs.

The New York Times has an interesting article about how IBM is doing speech recognition work with Palm OS handhelds.

The Register reports that Handspring is not expected to report the best results from the quarter. Help them out. Go buy some Visors. They’re cool, they’re inexpensive, and they will impress your neighbors.

The New York Times has an interesting article about how IBM is doing speech recognition work with Palm OS handhelds.

Pumatech today announced a licensing deal with Oracle. According to Pumatech, Oracle will be incorporating Pumatech’s Intellisync synchronization engine into SSales.Oracle.com, an online application that delivers the core sales applications of the Oracle E-Business Suite as an online service.

The cool folks at Mobile Coders have announced that they’re donating 10% to disaster relief. Good for them!

MobiMate has announced the release of PhoneMate 2.0, a new version of its Address Book extension. With the new version you can send an SMS (text message) directly from your Palm handheld, if you have a compatible IR or Bluetooth-equipped cellular phone. This version also supports a lot of GSM phones not previously supported, and adds new features to the search mechanism. It’s also pretty slick-looking on a color display.

Apparently, according to Silicon.com, Mike Weatherley, Palm’s Veep of Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, did a little of his own carpet bombing on the Pocket PC. For some reason, Weatherley’s unimpressed by the Pocket PC.

Pumatech today announced a licensing deal with Oracle. According to Pumatech, Oracle will be incorporating Pumatech’s Intellisync synchronization engine into SSales.Oracle.com, an online application that delivers the core sales applications of the Oracle E-Business Suite as an online service.

Bachmann Software has renewed its license agreement with Palm, Inc. The license permits Palm to include Bachmann’s PrintBoy printing utility within Palm’s MultiMail Pro email software. The agreement, scheduled to extend through October 2003, recognizes the importance of printing among the core business functions supported by the Palm OS platform. PrintBoy software includes driver and formatting support, enabling users to wirelessly print email content by beaming it directly to an infrared-equipped printer.