Here’s an article from DigitalMASS on AvantGo’s service. The article mentions that AvantGo is working on a wireless service.

MSNBC has this article on how Palm has surfaced in Microsoft’s antitrust trial. Microsoft says that Palm is proof that competition exists, while the DOJ contends that Microsoft has advantages over Palm, and can redesign software to harm competitors.

Cutting Edge Software and Aether Software announced the development of a conduit between Cutting Edge’s Quicksheet handheld spreadsheet application and Aether Software’s ScoutSync. The conduit will enable mobile professionals to wirelessly synchronize data to and from a network server directly into Quicksheet spreadsheets on Palm OS handhelds

Here’s an article from DigitalMASS on AvantGo’s service. The article mentions that AvantGo is working on a wireless service.

Ericsson, IBM, Lotus, Motorola, Nokia, Psion, Palm Inc. and Starfish Software, founders of the SyncML initiative, announced a new timetable for the development of the SyncML protocol. SyncML initiative now expects a variety of SyncML compliant products to be on the market as soon as early 2001.

GoAmerica announced it will provide wireless Internet access for the Handspring Visor handheld computer. GoAmerica’s Go.Web service for the Handspring Visor will allow individuals and businesses wireless access to POP3 email, the Internet and their corporate intranet using multiple nationwide wireless data networks. Go.Web and the wireless module for the Visor are expected to be available in the third quarter of 2000.

Synchrologic announced the release of RealSync Server version 3.0. RealSync Server enables handheld computing devices based on the Palm OS or Windows CE operating systems to connect and synchronize with enterprise servers.

Wired News has this article on the possibility of a virus attacking your handheld device. The article says that devices that take its operating configuration from a piece of software are susceptible.

Synchrologic announced the release of RealSync Server version 3.0. RealSync Server enables handheld computing devices based on the Palm OS or Windows CE operating systems to connect and synchronize with enterprise servers.

Wired News has this article on the possibility of a virus attacking your handheld device. The article says that devices that takes its operating configuration from a piece of software is susceptible.