Thanks to reader Daniel Hargens for sending in this article from Internet Week about the Palm VII. The article says that the really cool thing about the device is how it can work with intranets.

AnyDay.com announced the ability to synchronize information from personal information managers (PIMs) and personal digital assistants (PDA) with its online DayPlanner service. The service will support the integration of personal data from personal organizers, including Lotus Notes, Lotus Organizer, Microsoft Outlook, the Palm Computing family of handheld organizers, and Windows CE devices.

News.com says that Dell may be jumping on the Windows CE bandwagon after it unveiled its ultraportable computer.

Network Computer has this sneak preview of Compaq’s Aero 2100. While the Aero 2100 is a good device, the reviewer says that there is not a convenient way to carry it.

The San Jose Mercury News published this open letter to 3Com’s CEO Eric Benhamou. The letter says that if Palm Computing doesn’t move fast enough, Windows CE will take over the world and Palm will become the next Apple.

Thanks to all of our readers who sent in this article from Information Week. The article is about IBM’s release of DB2 Everywhere. DB2 Everywhere can be downloaded for free.

Computer Currents reviews the Palm IIIe. They say that the best thing about the Palm IIIe is the high-contrast, reverse-backlit screen.

The San Jose Mercury News published this letter to 3Com’s CEO Eric Benhamou. The letter says that if Palm Computing doesn’t move fast enough, Windows CE will take over the world and Palm will become the next Apple.

Thanks to all of our readers who sent in this article from Information Week. The article is about IBM’s release of DB2 Everywhere. DB2 Everywhere can be downloaded for free.

Palm Computing announced it will host its third annual PalmSource 99 conference for the Palm Computing platform, October 19-22, 1999 at the Santa Clara Convention Center. The conference will provide attendees with platform technology presentations, industry perspectives, Palm and licensee product showcases.