SDK includes protocols for wireless file exchange and synchronization.
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IBM Server Setup is a “SNAPP” with Palm Computing Platform
Internet Service Providers can configure and manage RS/6000 Servers using a Palm handheld.
CIC Licenses Pen Enabling Solution to Intermec for Use on the Norand Pen Key 6642
CIC’s Pen Extensions (PenX) provide a powerful 32-bit operating system extension for Windows 95, 98, and NT for pen devices enabling inking, ink capturing and handwriting recognition.
Palm Users Now Able to E-mail Spreadsheet Attachments with Automatic Conversion Between Excel and Quicksheet
Leading Palm developers coordinate to save users steps in e-mailing spreadsheet attachments.
Pilot Island Publishing, Inc. Clarifies Agreement with e-Connect to Develop PocketPay
International Digital Holding, Inc.’s subsidiary helps create the future in electronic payment using PalmPilot handheld computer with e-Connect’s proprietary e-commerce system.
Handheldmed.com Announces the Release of American Family Physician Journal Abstracts for Palm Computing and Windows CE Devices
Handheldmed.com, the largest and most comprehensive website for medical handheld computing, launches the latest of their AvantGo mobile offerings for physicians and other medical professionals utilizing Palm OS and Windows CE devices in medicine.
@Hand Medical Technologies, Inc. Releases an Updated Merck Manual for Palm Computing and Windows CE Platforms
The oldest continuously published medical reference in the world, the 2,700-page Merck Manual is one of the most authoritative textbooks on general medicine available.
Tivoli Delivers First End-to-End Solution to Integrate Technology Management With Handheld Devices
Tivoli alliance with Palm, Inc. streamlines adoption and management of PDAs by enterprise customers.
CIC Begins Shipping InkTools for the Palm Computing Platform Enabling Verifiable Electronic Signatures to Be Integrated Into Custom Wireless Applications
InkTools is a development toolkit that was originally introduced for developers of Windows-based applications and is now being made available to the Palm developer community.
NeoMedia Technologies Announces PaperClick ToGo for Palm OS
Market for hand-held devices expected to approach 12 million by 2003.