Palm, Inc. launched the Palm Mobile Internet Kit in Europe, its first product enabling European Palm handheld computer users to connect wirelessly to the Internet using a GSM mobile phone.

Mobile Media Group AB announced the general availability of mApplicator, which is designed to help operators, content providers, and product and solutions providers to create full-fledged mobile portal service for their business.

AsiaBizTech has an article on Palm’s plans to launch a Web clipping service in Japan by June 2001. According to the article, Palm also plans to begin marketing a version of their handheld that supports wireless packet data transmissions.

Centura Software Corp. announced that Securicor Information Systems has named Centura

Welcome to our new journal! PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition launches today, with coverage of all things Palm in the enterprise. Special thanks to the folks at Palm, Inc. for making this possible. Be sure to check out our news pages each day for the latest mobile enterprise news.

eWEEK suggests Palm could have a real fight on its hands since it appears Microsoft is making progress with its handheld systems, especially in wireless communications.

CNET News.com has an article on Internet appliances that wonders whether or not they have a chance of taking off.

Lonely Planet has just launched Lonely Planet CitySync USA, its first Springboard module for Visor handheld organizers, including the new Visor Platinum and Visor Prism. The Springboard module comes preloaded with guides to New York City, Chicago, San Francisco, and Los Angeles.

Palmac has a review of Entourage, a new Microsoft Office for Mac program that can synchronize with Palm devices.

A few days ago, readers were introduced to our new, slick ZATZ Bar at the top of our journal pages. Now, PalmPower Magazine has a newly redesigned and rather, if we say so ourselves, sexy home page. We’ve been working on lots of cool stuff through the summer and now you’re beginning to see the fruits of our labors. Stay tuned for more.