PalmSource has announced a series of developer seminars throughout the world as well as the date and location of the major PalmSource conference.

SonyStyle Hong Kong has announced the Clie PEG-SJ22. The SJ22 is the replacement for the monochrome SJ20. It is practically identical in appearance and specifications to the SJ30 model.

Steve Sakoman, the former Chief Products Officer for PalmSource, has returned to his former employer, Apple Computer, as a vice president. Sakoman recently left PalmSource amid the last round of job cuts.

In a week full of Sony news and reviews, comes a very interesting interview with Sony's CEO, Nobuyuki Idei at AlwaysOn. In the discussion he reveals that he would buy PalmSource, if they would sell.

PalmInfocenter Reviewer, Dan Royea, chimes in with his take on the Palm OS 5 Sony Clie NX70V. The NX70V is a feature-packed high-end multimedia device that delivers on the promise of the NR-series. It is a powerful OS5/ARM device with WiFi wireless connectivity options. Read on for the full review.

Sony has stunned the handheld world once again with the feature-packed NZ90. The NZ90 continues Sony's mission to create the ultimate multimedia entertainment organizer. It improves on the NX-series with even more features and integrates the most advanced and useful digital camera ever found on a handheld. Read on for our hands-on review of the Sony Clie NZ90.

(Updated) Sony Japan has announced the Clie PEG-TG50. From what we can tell the TG50 runs Palm OS 5 and has a built in Bluetooth, keyboard and flip cover.

Free Veo Camera with T|T: Palm is running a new promotion, if you purchase a Tungsten T before May 17th, you can receive a free Veo Camera with a mail-in rebate. -Brian Mathis

Palm, Inc. today announced that its third-quarter fiscal 2003 results will be less than previously expected because of lower than anticipated sales of high end devices inlcuding the Tungsten T.

PalmSource today announced Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., has joined the Palm OS Ready Program. Samsung brings expertise in wireless chip sets and memory technology to the program, which lowers development cost and shortens time-to-market for Palm OS licensees manufacturing ARM-based handhelds and smart phones.

Sony has announced that the new Memory Stick Pro format will make its debut sooner than previously announced and at reduced price levels. Look for the faster and higher capacity memory sticks to arrive in stores this month.