Mentat today announced that it has licensed its TCP/IP stack and Streams infrastructure to PalmSource. Both Mentat TCP and Mentat Portable Streams (MPS) have been integrated into Palm OS Cobalt and will be available to all users as standard components of the operating system.

Tapwave has announced that the Zodiac handhelds and games will soon be available at CompUSA retail stores nationwide in June. Tapwave also announced a host of new titles coming to the platform by years end.

PalmSource today announced Palm OS is the leader in the U.S. smartphone market for the third straight month. Based on data released by the NPD Group, a retail sales tracking firm, U.S. market share for Palm Powered smartphones in March 2004 exceeded Microsoft and Symbian Series 60 market share combined.

Handmark has released v1.2 of the popular game Warfare Incorporated. The game features real time strategy gameplay, high resolution graphics and enhanced sound. The new version offers a new multiplayer mode and mission editor.

A new report published in a Chinese newspaper claims that a contract for the next upgrade of the Treo 600 may be given to the ODM company HTC.

palmOne today announced the opening of a flagship store in Philadelphia to showcase and sell the company's line of handheld computers, smartphones, and accessories. The palmOne retail store at Philadelphia International Airport (Terminal B) is the 11th hybrid store.

Rumors floating around wall street that Dell is interested in a takeover of palmOne sent stock shares of palmOne higher in trading yesterday.

TealPoint Software announced today the release of TealAgent version 2 for Palm OS handhelds. TealAgent fetches and formats and assortment of web-based content for offline viewing on your handheld.

Although Bluetooth-enabled devices haven’t quite entered the true mainstream yet, they are poised to take that next step according to new market research.

The iBiz Laser Projection keyboard accessory for handhelds is now in stock and shipping. The unit attaches to a PDA and projects a virtual keyboard onto a flat surface.

A new PDA usage study reveals 31% of respondents store company-sensitive information on their PDAs, half ow which without any sort of data protection. The survey also found that nearly one in four have had their PDA lost or stolen.