Here’s an article from ZDNet that tells you how to master your handheld device. The article also mentions several cool downloads for your toys.

Family PC has this article which shows you how to utilize online calendars that synchronize with mobile devices.

Point Information Network (PIN) announces the release of ActiveBridge TelnetCE, a terminal emulation product that enables handheld and palm-size PC users to connect to applications running on Unix and IBM hosts. ActiveBridge TelnetCE is a powerful terminal emulation application which provides HPC, HPC pro, and palm-size CE users connectivity to IBM Mainframes, AS/400, and UNIX systems. ActiveBridge TelnetCE includes terminal emulation for VT100, VT220, 3270, and 5250 via TCP/IP.

Future Horizons announced its support of Oracle8i Lite. Oracle8i Lite is the mobile component of the Oracle Internet platform designed to eliminate the complexity of mobile computing. Future Horizons will continue to implement Oracle8i Lite’s features in future products. Oracle8i Lite is compatible with WindowsCE, a strategic platform for FHI client solutions.

Here’s a rumor from PC Week saying that Macromedia might bring its Flash Player to Windows CE devices. Apparently, they want to make the highest quality animation in the smallest possible footprint.

Platinum Entertainment announced it is providing all of the initial digital music content for Casio’s new Cassiopeia E-100 color palm-size PC. More than three hours of content from Platinum’s catalog, in Microsoft’s Windows Media format, will be included with the Cassiopeia E-100 Multimedia Pack on CD-ROM. An additional 80 minutes of classical music is available on Kingston Technology’s 48MB CompactFlash.

Opus360 Corporation and AvantGo announced today they are partnering to deliver a handheld device extension to Opus Enterprise, Opus360’s Web-based application that allows service organizations to manage resources and projects. The first module of Opus Enterprise to be extended to handheld devices using AvantGo’s enterprise software will be Opus’ time reporting module. For example, with AvantGo, mobile professionals can fill out timesheets directly from their handheld devices. The information entered on the handheld device will then be uploaded to the Opus Enterprise Web-based application via synchronization through AvantGo.

Here’s a rumor from PC Week saying that Macromedia might bring its Flash Player to Palm devices. Apparently, they want to make the highest quality animation in the smallest possible footprint.

Opus360 Corporation and AvantGo announced today they are partnering to deliver a handheld device extension to Opus Enterprise, Opus360’s Web-based application that allows service organizations to manage resources and projects. The first module of Opus Enterprise to be extended to handheld devices using AvantGo’s enterprise software will be Opus’ time reporting module. For example, with AvantGo, mobile professionals can fill out timesheets directly from their handheld devices. The information entered on the handheld device will then be uploaded to the Opus Enterprise Web-based application via synchronization through AvantGo.

The Weather Channel announced it is a weather information provider for the new Palm VII organizer. Available in the New York Metropolitan tri-state area, the Palm VII device offers users instant access to up-to-the-minute weather information from the all-weather network’s Web site. The Palm VII organizer enables users to access information from The Weather Channel database of more than 1,300 domestic cities including the latest local conditions, five-day forecasts and severe weather updates via a wireless connection to the Internet.