We’re so cool. At the New Jersey Venture Fair yesterday, ZATZ: Pure Internet Publishing was awarded Best Sales and Marketing Strategy. We even got a cool plaque.

The Business Wire reports that Nokia Chairman Jorma Ollila tells Business Week he is going shopping for Internet-oriented companies. While he’s not giving out details, analysts speculate that his list could include 3Com’s Palm division, Psion, or Qubit Technology.

Hitachi Semiconductor announced that its SuperH RISC engine will power Hewlett-Packard’s HP Jornada 680 Handheld PC. HP’s newest Jornada product will feature an easy-to-read, bright color display with pre-installed Microsoft Pocket software based on the Microsoft Windows CE operating system.

InfoWorld has this article about Microsoft’s plans for Java. It looks like Microsoft doesn’t have immediate plans for Java.

Casio is going after the Palm V with the Cassiopeia E-15, which runs Windows CE 2.11. According to PC World, it measures 3.15 by 5 inches, and weighs 6.5 ounces and comes with a rechargeable lithium-ion battery pack. The E-15 will be available in April for $399.

Microsoft Europe Product Manager Greg Levin told Reuters that smaller and cheaper products using Windows CE software would be successful in the handheld market.

We’re going to be off-site at a trade show on Monday. News will resume on Tuesday, March 30, 1999.

Puma Technology is looking for applications and extensions created by developers, using the Satellite Forms development tool for the Palm Computing platform. The PalmPilot connected organizer has become the Killer PDA — what will be the Killer App for the Palm Computing platform? Can your application extend the Palm Computing platform to the next level, and send you and a companion to Hawaii?

The Business Wire reports that Nokia Chairman Jorma Ollila tells Business Week he is going shopping for Internet-oriented companies. While he’s not giving out details, analysts speculate that his list could include 3Com’s Palm division, Psion, or Qubit Technology.

Casio is going after the Palm V with the Cassiopeia E-15, which runs Windows CE 2.11. According to PC World, it measures 3.15 by 5 inches, and weighs 6.5 ounces and comes with a rechargeable lithium-ion battery pack. The E-15 will be available in April for $399.