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Palm offers a refund
Source: Mobile Commerce World
Palm is attempting to make it up to its customers after it overstated the number of colours available on its m130 handheld.
Palm is offering disappointed customers a cash refund or a free game download in order to make amends.
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RealOne Player to ship with NEC PDAs
Source: Info World
REALNETWORKS' REALONE MEDIA player will ship with all NEC Solutions America MobilePro P300 handhelds, RealNetworks said Thursday.
The deal is an attempt by RealNetworks to gain ground in the personal digital assistant (PDA) arena. The MobilePro P300, targeted at corporate users, runs Microsoft's Pocket PC 2002 software, which includes Microsoft's Windows Media Player.
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God-Powered PDA
Source: Tech TV
A new PDA from Godspeed Computing takes handheld computing to a higher place, and we're not talking airplanes.
The eBible combines traditional PDA functionality, including a calendar and scheduler, with many targeted religious applications. The interface is simple and meant for clergy and laity alike. See it tonight on "Tech Live."
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Palm's New Grip on the Market
Source: BUSINESSWEEK
Times have been tough for Palm (PALM ). Growth of handheld-computer sales has stalled, low-price rivals running Microsoft's (MSFT ) Pocket PC software threaten its core markets, and the company's stock price has fallen below 75 cents. But both halves of the beleaguered company--software and hardware--are fighting back.
PalmSource, the company's software unit, has released the first fundamental overhaul of Palm's operating software since the Pilot began shipping in 1996.
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Lay down the law on PDAs
Source: ZDNET
Corporations thus far have only bought a fraction of the PDAs sold worldwide, but Gartner Dataquest analyst Todd Kort expects that to change real soon. But if companies don't establish clear guidelines for employees when handing them PDAs, handhelds could quickly become the company's biggest problem.
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