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NOVALOG to Supply IrDA Modules for Palm Computing Connected Organizers
MiniSIR2-1 is a proprietary wireless infrared (IR) module designed to meet Palm’s specifications.
Pendragon Software Releases News Service and Offline Web Browser for the Palm Computing Platform
Pendragon Software Corporation releases the InfoRover product line designed to bring news and Web content to the popular Palm Computing platform of handheld devices.
Release Software and MobilePlanet Sign Electronic Software Distribution Agreement
Exclusive didstribution agreement includes leading publishers of Palm Computing and Windows CE-based software.
WaveWare Announces WaveSync Sync Accelerator/Server for 3Com Palm Computing Platform
WaveSync provides features needed for fleets of Palm handhelds in the enterprise environment, including multi-user support, IT management tools, and strengthened user authentication and data security.
Small Talk For PalmPilot Connected Organizer Awarded 3Com Platinum Certification
Innovative PDA software from Concept Kitchen offers real-time, two-way language translation.
AvantGo Presents Mobile Information Management Software at Venture Market West
The software seamlessly extends enterprise applications to handheld devices, including the 3Com PalmPilot connected organizer, the IBM WorkPad and soon WindowsCE devices.
Sybase to Deliver Enterprise Data to 3Com Palm Computing Platform
Adaptive Server Anywhere to drive a new class of business applications for 3Com PalmPilot and Palm III organizers.
EXAR Announces Strategic Design Win for 3Com PalmPilot and Pilot Organizers
EXAR Corporation announces that Palm Computing has designed EXAR’s ST16C650A UART (universal asynchronous receiver/transmitter) communications device in its new Palm Computing 2MB upgrade package.
Microsoft and 3Com Resolve Product Naming Dispute
Microsoft Corp., 3Com Corp., and Palm Computing Inc. announce they have agreed to amicably settle their dispute over the naming of the category of palm-size devices currently referred to by Microsoft as “Palm PCs”.