BrightBytes™: iSync, BMW MINI, WeSync

By Ed Hardy | 9/30/2002

Apple has released a beta of its synchronization app, BMW will integrate the iPaq into future MINIs, and WeSync is no longer accepting new subscribers.

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RUMOR: Apple to enter Smartphone Market

By Andrew | 8/22/2002

In a New York Times article this week Apple CEO Steve Jobs was quoted as saying "We decided that between now and next year, the PDA is going to be subsumed by the telephone. We think the PDA. is going away." And when asked if Apple would make a Smartphone, he simply implied he thought Apple could do a great job of such a thing. Click here to read the NY Times article and get the scoop on the potential iPhone! 

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Apple's iWalk PDA tiptoes out

By | 1/3/2002

Apple is rumoured to be launching a handheld computer at the MacWorld Expo next week

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Palm Be Apple - Could a triple merger be in the works?

By | 1/3/2002

January is here once again, and another San Francisco MacWorld Expo can't be far behind. As usual, the question on the collective minds of the Apple faithful is, What will Steve Jobs pull out of his hat this time?

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Apple's Secret Device To Steal Microsoft Thunder?

By | 10/19/2001

Earlier this week, Apple gave out invitations to the October 23rd unveiling of a new Apple-branded digital device that it would not describe, other than to say that it was "not a Mac."

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Steve, Don't Give Palm a Hand

By | 9/5/2001

The last thing Apple needs right now is a foray into the ruthlessly competitive handheld market. That would be like sticking your face under the lawn mower while it's still running.

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Inside LandWare

By Ed Hardy | 10/1/1999

In this interview, LandWare founders Ken Landau and Clinton Logan discuss the world of handheld computers, from the early days of the Apple Newton to the success of the Palm III

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