iambic Software released TimeReporter 2000, an upgrade of its time, expense tracking and reporting solution for the Palm device and palm-sized PC. TimeReporter 2000 is an integrated business application for time, expense and mileage tracking on both the handheld and the PC and is available for the Palm and palm-sized PC handheld devices.

Here’s a story from TechWeb on how the electronic book market is slowly taking off. The article says that this is due to an increase in corporate users who use the platform for manuals and catalogs.

Federal Computer Week has this review of the Palm VII. The article says that the wireless capabilities of the device opens up more possibilities for government use.

PocketForce announced the availability of Enforcer, a multi-user management tool for the Palm Computing platform. Enforcer lets owners control acccess to their Palm devices, and limit the applications and data that each user can access. Enforcer introduces the concept of multiple-users to a single Palm OS device. Each device is assigned an administrator who manages the introduction of new users.

iambic Software released TimeReporter 2000, an upgrade of its time, expense tracking and reporting solution for the Palm device and palm-sized PC. TimeReporter 2000 is an integrated business application for time, expense and mileage tracking on both the handheld and the PC and is available for the Palm and palm-sized PC handheld devices.

Here’s a story from TechWeb on why the electronic book market is slowly taking off. The article says that this is due to an increase in corporate users who use the platform for manuals and catalogs.

Not sure what PDA you should give as a gift this year? ZDTV’s Jim Louderback has all sorts of advice for you.

PC Week reports that Dell Computer may announce a licensing agreement with Research In Motion for its BlackBerry wireless two-way digital communication device.

Windows CE certainly may be down in the handheld computing market, but News.com says don’t count it out in other markets, such as the set-top market.

BSQUARE Corporation unveiled an upgrade of its BSQUARE bFax Pro. The new bFax Pro 5.0 contains several new features, including Internet faxing, inking and annotation support, and more for users of Windows CE-based Handheld PCs, Handheld PC Pros, and Palm-sized PCs. The new software will also be available to Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) for inclusion on additional types of intelligent computing devices based on Windows CE.