We can always count on our friends from down under for an interesting story. In this one, Charles Wright talks about the challenges in installing a new piece of Palm software due to some conflicts with a previous Windows CE installation.

We’re experiencing some severe heat wave weather here in the northeastern portion of the United States. As a result, we’ve been experiencing intermittent, rolling brownouts. Our secondary domain name server was down for a while on Monday (although our main Web server, mail server, and DNS have been rock solid throughout due to our extensive power reserve). While we don’t expect any primary systems to suffer, if you do experience difficulty accessing our services, please just try back later. And stay cool!

FamilyPC has a fun story on calendars. They look at items from the traditional wall calendar through shared Web calendars and those running on handheld devices.

David Pogue’s back with a second edition of his “PalmPilot: The Ultimate Guide”, forever relegating his first edition to “penultimate” status. If you had to look up “penultimate” like we did, it means “next to the last”. In any case, Pogue’s new edition now covers 1999’s Palm IIIx, Palm V, the laser-equipped Symbol 1500, and the wireless Palm VII. Since the first edition was pretty darn good, we expect this release to be good reading.

Interactive Week reports that 3Com’s planning to partner with a portal site to deliver handheld content. Apparently, this is in addition to the Palm.Net service recently announced with the Palm VII device. In part, the article says, Palm’s planning this in response to Microsoft’s MSN Mobile initiative and Yahoo’s plans to “mobilize” aspects of their content.

We can always count on our friends from down under for an interesting story. In this one, Charles Wright talks about the challenges in installing a new piece of Palm software due to some conflicts with a previous Windows CE installation.

We’re experiencing some severe heat wave weather here in the northeastern portion of the United States. As a result, we’ve been experiencing intermittent, rolling brownouts. Our secondary domain name server was down for a while on Monday (although our main Web server, mail server, and DNS have been rock solid throughout due to our extensive power reserve). While we don’t expect any primary systems to suffer, if you do experience difficulty accessing our services, please just try back later. And stay cool!

Neoware Systems introduced the NeoStation 2000 Series of thin client terminals. Neoware is including a new version of its Neoware Remote Manager tools with the NeoStation 2000 Series that adds the ability to create and modify connection information on its Windows CE-based terminals without the need to enter the information at each individual terminal.

Here’s an article from CNN Iinteractive on a partnership between Microsoft and Socket Communications, which will bring wireless Internet access to Windows CE devices.

Check out these cool downloads for your Palm and Windows CE devices. ZDNet has a review of the latest and greatest handheld goodies.