ZDNet News reports that a survey by brokerage firm Goldman Sachs found that when corporate workers are given BlackBerry handheld devices from Research In Motion, their use of laptops declines markedly.

Palmtop Software is launching TomTom Citymaps for major European cities.

AardAsNails has announced ViziCard, designed to send, receive, and organize graphical business cards. The software can beam a copy of itself together with the card, and the recipient may optionally copy the address data from the card to the Palm Address Book.

We’d like to send out a hearty congratulations to Dan Amrich. We just received our copy of Dan’s book, PlayStation 2 for Dummies, which we’re sure will be a best seller. Dan’s the brother of our esteemed co-founder and Managing Editor Denise Amrich and the author of a number of PalmPower articles on handheld gaming. Nice job, Dan!

CNET News.com has an article on Handspring’s posting of its fiscal third-quarter loss that matched Wall Street expectations.

The Register reports Motorola has axed its PalmOS-based smartphone. According to the article, Motorola viewed the Palm device as a research project.

Handspring, Inc. announced revenues of $123.8 million for the third quarter of fiscal year 2001 ended March 31, 2001. According to the press release, quarterly revenues increased 261% compared to last year, and 7% over FYQ2 2001.

OmniSky Corporation announced that it has licensed the Handspring Blazer browser and proxy server to enhance the OmniSky user experience on Palm OS-based handhelds.

Dueling Fools at Fool.com are arguing over who will prevail in the PDA wars, Palm or Handspring?

We’d like to send out a hearty congratulations to Dan Amrich. We just received our copy of Dan’s book, PlayStation 2 for Dummies, which we’re sure will be a best seller. Dan’s the brother of our esteemed co-founder and Managing Editor Denise Amrich and the author of a number of PalmPower articles on handheld gaming. Nice job, Dan!