Wired News has this article on how the Palm computer is used in several construction projects, including the project to build the San Francisco Giants’ new ballpark.

Here’s an article from CNN Interactive on Palm Computing’s alliance with Phone.com. Palm Computing will license a wireless Web browser from Phone.com

Extended Systems will begin shipping its next generation ExtendNet 100s network print server this month with an infrared device that provides wireless printing capabilities to Palm Computing and Windows CE handheld devices.

World Cyberlinks announced the introduction of its ##ConXem version 1.0## communication software for Windows 95, Windows NT and Windows CE. The ConXem software is available to consumers for $69.95. http://www.worldcyberlinks.com

Infoteria announced the development of iPEX for Windows CE. iPEX is a XML processing engine for C++ applications, which has already adopted by over 10 companies in Japan. The first customer of iPEX for Windows CE is Increment P Corporation. They adopted iPEX for the data exchange in their internet-enabled portable mapping system, MapFan.

Here’s more from IBM on the recently announced cross-licensing agreement with 3Com.

The San Francisco Chronicle has this article about a feud developing between Palm Computing and some third-party developers.

Extended Systems will begin shipping its next generation ExtendNet 100s network print server this month with an infrared device that provides wireless printing capabilities to Palm Computing and Windows CE handheld devices.

billserv.com announced it has become offer comsumers the ability to view and pay bills through the Palm VII connected organizer from Palm Computing. By using the wireless Palm VII organizer and its Palm.Net wireless service, users can receive and pay bills.

3Com Corporation and Phone.com announced they have signed a licensing agreement that allows Palm Computing to incorporate Phone.com’s Wireless Application Protocol (WAP)-compatible UP.Browser in the Palm Computing platform. Palm will license the Palm Computing platform with integrated WAP capability to wireless handset manufacturers.