Tapwave has changed the name of the Heilx to the Zodiac accorinding to a new article on CNN/Money. The article also claims the Zodiac will be available for pre-order in September in two versions for $299 and $399.

Handango has announced the winners of the annual Handango Champion Awards. The awards recognize outstanding applications in the burgeoning mobile software market. Finalists were chosen by votes from software developers, members of the media and other industry experts, including PalmInfocenter.

Positioning Solutions, has announced a new real-time spoken navigation systems for Palm, Sony and Handspring handhelds featuring Mapopolis Navigator. The GPS guided software will generate directions and maps and talk you to your selected destination.

Kickoo Creations has just released a new card game called Patience. The program features eight different solitaire games, ranging from typical to obscure. The game also sports pleasing graphics and a fair amount of customization. Read on for the full review.

PalmSource today released the first series of their new expert guides. The guides are composed of tutorials and lists of top software applications, websites and e-books for different topics, interests and occupations.

Long-time PIC contributor Mike Cane emerges from his hermitage to once again offer himself up as a human target for the PDA zealots. This time he explains why, after lusting for Pocket PC, he finally decided to stick with the PalmOS platform after all.

Garmin International announced today that the iQue 3600 began shipping this week to leading electronics retailers and traditional Garmin dealers within the United States. The iQue 3600 is the first PDA with integrated Global Positioning System (GPS) technology. It runs Palm OS 5 and carries a suggested retail price of $589.

PocketSensei has released SilverScreen 3.0, an upgrade to the popular application launcher. The new version features a pop-up tools set, customized icons, background images and sounds effects.

Palm today introduced the Tungsten T2, an update to the original Tungsten T. The Tungsten T2 now includes much better screen, 32MB of RAM and runs Palm OS 5.2.1. The Tungsten T2 includes all the features of the original such as integrated Bluetooth wireless technology and bundles additional software at a debut price of $399. Read on for the full review.

NYTALKS, a statewide school leadership training initiative aimed at superintendents and principals in public and private K-12 schools, is adding 1,100 Palm Tungsten T2 handhelds to the three-year program, Palm, Inc. announced today. The purchase is funded by a grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

Handspring, Inc. today reported results for the fourth quarter of fiscal 2003 ended June 28, 2003. Revenue for the fourth quarter of fiscal 2003 was $14.5 million, down from $30.8 million in the third quarter of fiscal 2003 and from $49.0 million in the fourth quarter a year ago. Revenue for the quarter included $10.3 million in communicator sales and $4.2 million in sales of organizers and accessories.