PalmSource today reported revenues of $21.6 million for the third quarter ended February 27, 2004, as compared to revenues of $26.3 million for the same quarter of the prior fiscal year.

Jeff Kirvin has written an article further explaining how the upcoming Palm OS Cobalt will handle running multiple applications at once. He also looks at the Palm OS approach to multitasking, compared with Windows mobile.

In an interview with the BBC, palmOne CEO Todd Bradley definitely revealed that palmOne will be launching new devices in April. The company has recently been hinting at a line of Treo products and other reports indicate new Zire models coming soon.

Enfora's portfolio case that not only provides protection, but wireless access, is now available from the palmOne Store. The Wireless Portfolio case features a built in WiFi (802.11b) receiver and its own battery for mobile internet access.

PalmSource has sold the remainder of the WeSync software and technology to a company called Tanner Research.

palmOne will not offer users access to Research In Motion BlackBerry wireless e-mail service for the foreseeable future, according to CEO Todd Bradley in a recent interview.

PalmInfocenter contributor Kerry Lannert reviews the latest new Palm OS handheld from Sony, the TH55. The Clie TH55 runs Palm OS 5.2.1 and is powered by the Sony Handheld Engine CPU. It features integrated Wi-Fi, a built-in 310K pixel camera, a built-in voice recorder and debuts Sony's new Clie Organizer enhanced PIM application.

An article in the San Francisco Gate takes a look back at Star Treks influence on modern gadgetry. Among one of the primes examples, is the influence of certain Trek designs on the Palm OS and Treo Communicator.

PalmInfocenter has teamed up with PalmGear to offer our readers seamless access to over 22,000 Palm OS software applications with a new PalmInfocenter software store.

New reports indicate that a camera-less version of the palmOne Treo 600 could be coming soon.

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