Mark/Space Softworks announced the CLIE Mac Pack, a collection of USB driver, software, and coupons designed to enable full usage of the Palm OS based Sony CLIE handheld with USB equipped Macs.

Bachmann Software & Services and Cutting Edge Software Inc. announced a bundled offering that includes Cutting Edge Software

The Chicago Sun-Times has an article on Cutting Edge Software’s Quickoffice applications.

FileMaker also announced it will highlight its new FileMaker Mobile Companion for the Palm OS and give attendees a preview of FileMaker Pro 5 running on Mac OS X (beta version) at MacWorld Expo.

FileMaker announced purchasers of FileMaker Pro 5 and FileMaker Pro 5 upgrades from now through March 16, 2001 may receive a free copy of FileMaker Mobile Companion for Palm OS for just the cost of shipping and handling (plus tax where applicable).

VisorCentral has a review of HandyGPS, a global-positioning Springboard module by Nexian.

A new release of Planetarium for the Palm OS has been announced. Version 2.0 has been completely redesigned and enhanced. It now uses both color or grey scale, has more stars, and can calculate data such as: rise and set times for any object, moon phases, solstices, twilight times, sidereal time, Julian date, and magnitude and angular size of the planets.

TechTV News has an article on the keynote address given by Palm CEO Carl Yankowski at the Consumer Electronics Show. According to the article, Yankowski showed off the latest applications for Palm devices and shared his vision for the company.

Garmin Corporation and Palm, Inc. have entered into a licensing agreement to incorporate Palm OS software in a new line of handheld products with Garmin’s GPS hardware and software. Under the terms of the agreement, Garmin Corporation will develop, manufacture, and market location-enabled handhelds that will be able to run the thousands of applications available for the Palm OS platform.

The New York Times has an article on how Palm devices and other handhelds are being used more and more in the medical profession. Free registration is required to read this article.