Collaborative service for handheld users moves into public beta.
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Yodlee.com Extends Mobile Strategy with Yodlee2Go for the Palm VII Organizer
Free application enables users to view and access personal information from hundreds of websites anywhere, any time.
TRG Announces the TRGpro Handheld Computer
Midwestern US company to produce first tailorable Palm Computing platform device for the enterprise.
Clarinet Systems Secure Synchronization Between Palm Pilot and Server Through Infrared Technology
Wireless networking equipment provider, Clarinet Systems, Inc. offers unimpeded and instant connection between Palm Computing devices and the corporate network and Internet through infrared (IR) technology.
New Palm Computing Products Enable Large-Scale Handheld Deployments in the Enterprise
Palm HotSync Server and Palm Ethernet Cradle deliver server synchronization and management capabilities.
PocketScience Licenses JP Systems Software for Phone-Based E-Mail Delivery
JP Systems and PocketScience announce a strategic partnership for product development that will give handheld devices such as Palm connected organizers access to Internet e-mail using any type of telephone in the world.
Riverbed ScoutSync Selected by Palm Computing as Mobile Enterprise Synchronization and Management Solution
Riverbed’s ScoutSync Server to be the enabling technology behind the new Palm HotSync Server.
Ericsson, IBM, Lotus, Oracle, Palm Computing and Symbian in Joint Initiative to Foster Mobile Internet Applications
Ericsson and fellow industry leaders IBM, Lotus, Oracle, Palm Computing and Symbian are joining forces in the GPRS Applications Alliance (GAA), a cross-industry initiative designed to serve as a catalyst in the advancement of applications based on the new mobile packet switching technology, GPRS.
eALITY Integrates with Palm Computer Expense Reports
eALITY, Inc. announces that it has fully integrated its flagship service, eALITY eXPress, with Palm Computing, Inc.’s popular handheld wireless Palm Computing organizers.
Nokia and Palm Computing Ally to Develop a New Pen-Based Product Category for Smart Phones
Nokia is licensing the Palm Computing Operating System (Palm OS) so it can implement the user interface and applications to run on the Symbian platform. Resulting devices will run both Palm and Symbian applications.