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Putting The Power Of Palm M505 Color Handhelds Into The Hands Of Every Teacher
White Papers The administrators at Kansas State University's College of Education (COE) decided to capture critical data in the classroom that can be downloaded to the institutional server for use by the faculty, pre-service teachers, and administrators.
[January 1, 1970, 0:59]
Palm Plans Updated PDAs And Wireless Devices
News Palm is planning two new organisers, a colour mid-range device and an improved version of its colour high-end m505, to follow up the long-expected launch of its wireless PDA, according to a source. The two colour devices are expected to be...
[January 24, 2002, 16:44]
Palm To Replace Buggy Devices
News Beleaguered handheld maker Palm plans to replace some of its newest handheld units after owners complained of glitches while syncing Palm m500 and m505 devices with a PC. Santa Clara, California-based Palm confirmed the problem in an email to CNET...
[November 12, 2001, 9:33]
Palm Unveils New Colour Handhelds
News In a move aimed to show it still has a bright future, Palm on Monday announced two new colour handhelds. As previously reported, the m515 is an incremental improvement to the top-of-the-line m505, adding more memory and a brighter screen, while the...
[March 4, 2002, 10:19]
Product Surplus Moves Palm To Cut Prices
News Faced with a glut of its handhelds, Palm is chopping the price of several of its older models. Palm is cutting the price of its Palm Vx from $349 (£241) to $299, after having already trimmed the price last month with the announcement of two...
[April 12, 2001, 8:54]
Boosting Mobility And Freedom
White Papers Yan Venter is an acclaimed author and international evangelist, ordained by both the Southern Baptist and Assemblies of God denominations. On a recent flight, he witnessed a fellow traveler typing into a Palm Portable Keyboard and a Palm Powered...
[January 1, 1970, 0:59]
IBM's WorkPad Put To Rest
News IBM plans to discontinue the WorkPad, its line of Palm OS handhelds, CNET News.com has learned. Big Blue actually made the decision last year but has continued to sell its two WorkPad models because it has them in inventory, IBM spokesman Rick...
[February 14, 2002, 9:18]
Roundup: Palm Shifts Focus
News Palm has made a significant step into the corporate market with the acquisition of Extended Systems. But at the same time it faces criticism over its hardware platform, which remains conservative compared with that of licensees such as Handspring...
[March 9, 2001, 7:41]
Palm: 'Little Guy' Takes On Top-dog Rivals
News If you build it, will they come? That's the question for Palm's smallest licensee, a 40-person Iowa company called HandEra. The company, which until recently was known as TRG Products, plans to announce Monday a Palm OS-based handheld for...
[April 23, 2001, 8:52]
Palm Readies Colour Handhelds
News Palm could unveil two new handheld computers as early as Tuesday, when its developer conference PalmSource is set to begin, according to sources. Several hobbyist Web sites have reported that Palm is planning to launch a low-cost colour PDA...
[February 4, 2002, 12:20]
Palm's Sales Slump In April
News Things appear to be going from bad to worse for Palm, the leader in the handheld market. Palm chief financial officer Judy Bruner said Wednesday that the latest numbers from PC Data show that the company's sales at US stores in April were down...
[May 3, 2001, 9:24]
Right Back Up
Downloads Right Back Up for Palm OS allows a user to perform a complete backup of their Palm m500 or Palm m505 device to the SD Memory card. You can schedule backups to happen automatically, and keep multiple devices backed up to the same card.
[December 9, 2003, 0:50]
Bubble Shooter Color
Downloads Bubble Shooter is compatible with COLOR devices working under Palm OS 3.5 or above: Palm IIIc, Palm m505, Visor Prism, Sony PEG N700C, Sony PEG N710C. Your goal is to clear all the bubbles from the board, scoring as many points as possible.
[January 11, 2002, 22:05]
Palm OS 4.0, New Handhelds Due At CeBIT
News Handheld computer maker Palm will introduce its next operating system, Palm OS 4, at the CeBIT computer show in Hanover when it introduces two new models. The new models of the Palm handheld computers will add a postage stamp-size expansion slot...
[March 9, 2001, 9:48]
Palm Models Arrive With New OS
News Following through on a promise to add versatility to its product line, Palm on Monday is unveiling two slim new models that add a postage-size expansion slot. As previously reported, the $449 (£314.46) colour m505 features 8MB of memory, a Secure...
[March 19, 2001, 8:28]
Handspring Treo 600: A First Look
Talkback THE phone/PDA I was waiting for. The keypad beats ANY other input method hands down. I had a Pocket PC (NEC Packard Bell which was lighter at 125g) for a year, and the transcriber was a huge improvement on Graffiti on my Palm M505, but the keypad...
[April 10, 2004, 3:05]
Palm Handhelds Integral To Research Project For Dutch Health Service
White Papers A new remuneration system for Dutch hospitals and medical specialists will be introduced in January 2003, based upon the Diagnosis and Treatment Combination (DBC). DBC profiles patients’ care from initial consultation through to final check-up...
[January 1, 1970, 0:59]
Palm OS 4.0 Upgrade 'coming Soon'
News The latest rumours in the handheld computing world have it that users of older Palm models could get an upgrade to OS 4.0 later this month. The operating system, which replaces version 3.5, made its debut last month with the m125, m500 and m505...
[November 1, 2001, 16:42]
Motorola MPx200: A First Look
Talkback I think Motorola are spot on with this phone as a Palm user for years I must admit I thought long and hard before buying a PDA that had no real way to input text, but then I find it much easier to use a voice memo if I'm away from my desk (a...
[November 15, 2003, 4:05]
Palm Faces Competitive Threats
News Despite its current dominance of the world handheld computer market, Palm Computing will face a growing threat from Microsoft-based competitors and its own licensees, according to research firm Gartner Group.
[March 22, 2001, 7:23]
