Fifth Annual Mobile Insights ’99 Sees Mobile Computing Going Primetime

On-stage demos, Mobility Awards, Hot, Cool Products Showcase, and Mobility Foundation Auction highlight mobile industry’s premier conference for industry leaders held Feb. 21-23, 1999, at the Marriott Desert Springs Resort in Palm Springs.

Bendata Brings Mobile Computing to Support Management Industry

Bendata, Inc. announces the integration of its award-winning support management software, HEAT 4.1, with 3Com Corporation’s PalmPilot Professional Edition and Palm III connected organizers.

3Com Ships New Release of CodeWarrior for Palm Computing Platform

CodeWarrior for Palm Computing Platform is a tightly integrated development environment that allows programmers to write Palm OS applications.

Remedy Link for Palm Computing Platform Makes IT Mobile

Remedy Corporation announces the release of Remedy Link, the first native integration between a help desk solution and the Palm Computing platform.

PDA Dash Announces ESD Sales Opportunities

Innovative PDA news web site to offer advertising and Electronic Software Distribution.

Communication Intelligence Corporation Begins Shipping QuickNotes for the Palm III and PalmPilot Connected Organizers

The first notetaking application for the Palm Computing platform to offer a PC compatible version of the application.

Fujitsu to Introduce Handheld PCs for Windows CE, Handheld PC Professional Edition

Will leverage close collaboration with Microsoft to provide multiple Windows CE-based solutions for global market.

3Com Reduces Prices of Palm III and PalmPilot Connected Organizers

The Palm III connected organizer now has a suggested retail price of U.S. $369, down from $399, and the PalmPilot Professional Edition connected organizer will now list for U.S. $249, down from $299.

Qualcomm Eyes 1999 ‘Smart’ Phone Launch

Qualcomm Inc. showcases its “smart” phone, which incorporates elements of both a CDMA-based handset and a personal organizer.

IBM WorkPad and 3Com PalmPilot Users Gain Wireless Access to Lotus Domino

Lotus Development Corp. announces new wireless communications solutions for Lotus Domino customers who use market-leading personal digital assistants (PDAs) from IBM and 3Com Corporation.