Think Outside, maker of the Stowaway Keyboards, has announced that it has created a royalty-free keyboard driver that utilizes the Bluetooth Human Interface Device (HID) profile. In addition, the company had announced a new Bluetooth Keyboard to be available next year.

iambic today unveiled version 7.0 of their popular contact, schedule and communication management software, Agendus for Palm OS. New features include a expanded month view, quick sort and multiple icon sets.

palmOne has come out with a new mini USB Hotsync cradle that is compatible with handhelds featuring the Palm Universal Connector. The new cradle features a small and sleek design with a clear back and built-in lighting.

Some preliminary sales data for the fall '03 US PDA retail sales, is now in. The figures show strong sales of Palm Powered devices, taking the top three spots for 75% of sales for the period.

SnapperMail, the Palm OS email client with features optimized for smartphones, has just been updated. The new version 1.9 supports handhelds with larger displays and a number of other improvements.

Lenovo and PalmSource, today officially welcomed the first Palm OS 5 Simplified Chinese Edition handhelds from Lenovo, the P100 and P300. The new models are designed specifically for the Chinese handheld market and come with a a speaking English dictionary and language software.

At the PalmSource China Conference going on now, PalmSource and Founder Technology Group, a leading computer manufacturer in China, today announced Foundertech has licensed Palm OS to distribute Foundertech-branded Palm Powered devices in China.

updated palmOne has lowered the price of the original Zire 71 and the original Zire handhelds. There are also a number of specials going on, including free shipping and a $100 rebate on the Tungsten C.

palmOne has confirmed that it will no longer be offering the previously announced 1.3 Mega-pixel SDIO Digital Camera. Instead the camera will come a little later and be offered as a cross-platform version by its OEM producer. Read on for the full story.

A company called Ekahau has developed a new software based technology for determining a clients physical location within a wireless Wi-Fi network. The company has just announced support for the Palm OS and the Tungsten C handheld.

palmOne is getting into the retail business with a number of small palmOne cafes. The cafe's are small retail outlets where customers can get hands on with the latest palmOne handhelds with help and PDA advice from a knowledgeable staff.