Source: silicon.com
Last week, I was reflecting on the vulnerability of widely used operating systems to malicious code such as viruses. In very timely fashion, PalmSource has come along with proposals to harden the Palm operating system in its next version.
Source: Toms Hardware
Once there were the e310 and the e740; now we have the e330. On the outside, there is nothing to distinguish it from the e310, which is just fine because we really love those looks!
Source: ZDNET
Research In Motion on Tuesday launched a new BlackBerry handheld with wireless carrier Nextel Communications.
As previously reported, the two companies said they were working on a device to be released in early December. The new $499 BlackBerry 6510 will ship this week. It's the first two-way communications device to run on Nextel's network.
Source: REUTERS
NEW YORK (Reuters) - To be or not to be wireless -- that is the question consumers are facing as mobile phone, handheld device and accessory companies offer Internet access from places as remote as the Himalayas.
Source: News.com.AU
PALM's chief evangelist Paul Leeper is sold on the mobile computing vendor's latest product, the Tungsten W, but warns that Australians are not likely to get their hands on it soon.
Source: Digita| mass
TOKYO (AP) Dell Computer Corp. said Tuesday it would introduce a handheld personal digital assistant device in the United States sometime next year.
The company had not yet decided a specific release date, company spokeswoman Risa Sakamoto said.
Source: PR News Wire
Source: SILICON VALLEY
Palm (Quote, Company Info) is gearing up for what may be a busy week for the handheld computer maker.
The Santa Clara, Calif.-based company Friday said it will be unveiling two new handhelds under its new sub-brand, Tungsten. The product announcements and launch event will be broadcast live on the Web.
