We feel obligated to remind you all that ENTERPRISE, the newest Star Trek series, premieres tonight. For those of you who are really interested in this fluffy piece of news, be aware that tonight’s episode is 2-hours long, not just one. Make sure you’re home to catch the whole thing. Live long and prosper, bucko!

AppForge announced it began shipping version 2.0 of AppForge Professional Edition.

CNET has this article about Handspring’s deal to license its Blazer Web browser to Sprint PCS. According to the article, Blazer will work on Kyocera 6035 phones and the soon-to-be-launched Samsung SPH-I300 phones.

CNET reports that former Palm COO Alan Kessler has been named president and CEO of networking storage start-up Intransa.

The Register reports that Palm has confirmed that planned smartphones from Nokia and Motorola will not appear. According to the Register, Motorola planned to release a tri-band GSM smartphone by early next year. Palm’s collaboration with Nokia would have seen the Palm UI running on Symbian’s core OS.

AvantGo announced that Pegasus Logistics Group is streamlining its supply chain management process with AvantGo M-Business Server software.

Pumatech announced the availability of its Satellite Forms Enterprise Edition 4.1 and Satellite Forms Server 1.1 software.

Handspring and Sprint announced that Sprint PCS has licensed Handspring’s Blazer Web browser software. Handspring

Palm announced the Powered Up Awards program. The program is designed to recognize innovation in the Palm OS developer community and honor developers of the best Palm OS based solutions. Each quarter, a panel of judges selected from leaders in the Palm OS community will choose one overall “best in show” winner and four category winners, one in each of the following categories: enterprise, productivity, leisure and entertainment, and student developers.

Palm, Inc. announced it has postponed next month’s PalmSource 2001 developer conference in the wake of the country’s tragic events last week. PalmSource was scheduled for Oct. 23-26 at the San Jose Convention Center in San Jose, California. Palm plans to reschedule the event for later this year or early next year and will announce further details as they become available.