Handspring licenses microbrowser to Sprint

By | 9/24/2001

Handspring announced Monday that it has struck a deal with wireless carrier Sprint PCS to license the handheld device maker's Web microbrowser.

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Adobe Acrobat Does New Tricks with PDAs

By Andrew | 9/24/2001

Acrobat Reader, a recognized industry standard for transferring Web content to desktop PCs and other Internet-enabled devices, is now available in a beta version for Pocket PC users

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REVIEW: Samsung Embeds Cellphone Inside Palm in New I300 Device

By palmdailynews.com | 8/31/2001

THERE IS A new contender in the race to create the perfect merger of the hand-held computer and the wireless phone. Samsung, the Korean electronics giant, has introduced the I300 phone, and it's the smallest, sleekest combo device to date. The $500 phone is designed to work on the CDMA cellular phone system popularized in the U.S. by Sprint and Verizon, and will be initially sold by Sprint.

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Lawsuit alleges Palm defect

By | 8/8/2001

The lawsuit, filed Tuesday in San Francisco County Superior Court, claimed the function that allows people to synchronize the data of the mobile device to their PCs "damages or destroys the motherboards on certain PC brands."

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Sprint to turn Handspring's Visor into cell

By | 8/2/2001

Sprint PCS customers who own Handspring Visors will soon be able to use the devices to make phone calls and surf the Web on the Sprint PCS network from anywhere in the United States.

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Sprint to beef up wireless applications

By | 5/29/2001

Sprint PCS will announce Wednesday the company is bolstering its wireless Internet service for businesses with software from Everypath.

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Samsung Telecommunications America and Sprint PCS Announce Agreement to Bring Compact, Full-Color PDA Phone to Market

By | 5/25/2001

LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 20, 2001--Wireless industry leaders, Samsung Telecommunications America (Samsung) and Sprint PCS (NYSE:PCS) today announced the companies' intentions to bring to market the technology to converge a wireless handset with the Palm-OS(R) in a compact, full-color-screen device.

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The ultimate guide to wireless e-mail devices

By | 5/21/2001

OK, we admit it--reviews of wireless email devices and add-on modems aren't as easy to find as they should be on CNET Wireless. Part of the problem is that they cross over a couple of different categories: wireless handhelds and two-way pagers. On top of that, the handheld category is split between Palm OS devices and Pocket PCs.

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Linux makes a move into handhelds

By | 5/7/2001

Linux is finding another inroad into the computing world besides PCs and servers. In a market report on handheld computers due out by the end of the month from research firm IDC, analysts will be tracking Linux-based personal digital assistants (PDAs) for the first time.

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Microth Has Released Version 2.0 of InPad

By Ed Hardy | 1/1/1900

InPad is language-independent, fully customizable handwriting input method for Pocket PCs.

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