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  • Palm may update operating system soon

    Several registered customers of the handheld maker report receiving an e-mail message advertising an upgrade to Palm OS 4.x

  • PocketPC targets the Palm

    Microsoft will make its strongest run at Palm when it releases the PocketPC technology for handheld devices next month.

  • Palm finds its colour

    A week before its much-anticipated initial public offering, Palm is putting color screens into its popular handheld organizers.

  • MS slips 'simplicity' into PocketPC

    While 3Com's Palm Computing division launched its much anticipated colour Palm IIIc on Tuesday, Microsoft was preparing to show off another piece of its rival Palm-size platform, now called PocketPC.

  • Colour Palm to be unveiled at CeBIT

    Just in time to make its initial public offering a little sweeter, Palm Computing plans to unveil its long awaited colour Palm next week in conjunction with the CeBit 2000 show in Hannover, Germany, according to sources close to the company.

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    This baby is loaded with all the bells and whistles that this new OS provides, but do you need it all?

  • Kodak PalmPix Camera

    Ever thought your Palm could make people say cheese? Your PDA could be getting smiles in no time with Kodak's PalmPix Camera, a clip-on unit that turns most Palm handhelds into a digital camera.

  • Palm Portable Keyboard

    Turn your Palm Organizer into a data-entry device with the compact Palm Portable Keyboard.

  • SyncTalk Professional

    Did you ever want to beam a business card or note from your PDA to an associate's PDA,"merely to discover that infrared wireless data exchange between PDAs works only between devices running the same OS?

  • Documents To Go Professional Edition 3.0

    Do you need to view and update documents and spreadsheets on a Palm organiser? Then install Documents To Go Professional Edition 3.0 from DataViz.

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