It was announced earlier this week that Network Solutions dotcomnow email server had been easily breeched. With all the recent buzz about web and webmail security this is a big deal. This news was featured on SecuriTeam, Slashdot and 2600. What these sites did not mention was that this hole was discoved by, regular PalmInfocenter contributor, Palmcrazy, using a Proxiweb browser on a PalmIII with a MinstrelPlus CDPD wireless modem. Palms can now be used as a security tool.

Thanks to Teet0 for letting us know that Beyond.com is offering the Palm V for US $299 (After Rebate of course). But it ends on September 24th so hurry over there and get one! On another shopping note, The Matrix is out on DVD today.

Need your daily JEOPARDY! fix? Jeopardy 2001 is a now available as an AvantGo channel. Read more in the Press release or go here to add the Jeopardy channel.

There's an entertaining article over at PDAMart on the reasons why Palm is dominating CE in the handheld market. They go around to local retailers and survey their selection of PDA's and ask questions. A funny read.

ehealthtogo.com debuts in its attempt to fulfill its quest to provide online health information to go. Now palm users worldwide can download health information pre-formatted for their Palm or Visor devices. ehealthtogo.com is also accepting e-text submissions from the public.

Jeff Hawkins, creator of the PalmPilot and co-founder of HandSpring, recently sent out a letter to Palm developers. His email addresses the new features and enhancements in the Visor and how current Palm developers can take advantage of them. I've reproduced the letter here so everyone could have a chance to read it and for any Palm developers who might have missed it. You can find out more at the HandSpring developers zone.

The new and improved Palm Graveyard is now up for your browsing pleasure. There are plenty of new tombstones and horror stories for you to cringe over. As always, if you wish to contribute a story send it in. And remember, you can learn allot from a dead Palm.

Two popular Palm sites PalmStation and The Palm Underground have merged. To read more about you can find the press release Here.

Palm Cops are coming... There's an interesting blurb on allnetdevices on police officers in Louisville, Ohio using wireless Palms and CE devices. Officers will be able to look up your information and issue a citation on the spot. Speeding tickets go digital...

GoPDA.com, the definitive resource for personal digital assistant (PDA) software, hardware and information, and the parent company of PalmCentral.com and CEStation.com, today announced two co-branded newsletters with Kettner.net, a site famous for valuable handheld computing news and resources. One newsletter will focus on the overall Palm market, while the other will focus on Handspring news. http://www.palmcentral.com/kettner_ce_palm.shtml

There's a very well written article over at USA Today. It summarizes how the handheld market will heat up and change due to the visor and Palm Computings new independence. Here's a great quote that sums up the general trends in the handheld arena: The twin events help launch a new era for hand-held computing. Prices will head down while innovation and awareness should rocket. Hand-helds - now largely the province of early tech adopters - will increasingly find their way to students, moms and middle managers. Units sold, already expected to grow 30% a year, should soon surpass laptops." It also states that Palm is expected have an IPO in January.