The mercury center has a letter up that was written to the CEO of 3com. The letter details how the authors think that Palm is set to lose the next OS war and how they can be better prepared to take on the monstrosity that is Microsoft.

Become a beta tester for the new AOL Mail application. The Palm Mail Beta is available to AOL users by using keyword: PALMBETA. Note: you are required to have aol & a Palm modem.

Ralph La Tella announces the immediate availability of his book entitled "The 1999 Guide to Handheld and Palmtop Computing Resources for Health Care Professionals". This 57 page guide describes the major medical software available for the Psion series 5 and 3, Palm Pilot, Windows CE, and Newton OS platforms. A full table of contents is available at: http://themedicalguide.hypermart.net

In case you missed these pictures thier first time around, check out these pics. The case was created by Dave Ruigh for his Palm IIIx, and he mentions on the site that it may be available as a product soon.

Another Palm V case hits the market. But this one is different: not only is the look very original, but also, it's free! No, you won't really get one for free. But it's made from commonly available parts and you can download full instructions on how to build it. If you still haven't found a case that you really like, or if you're a tightwad, take a peek at the "Palm V Quick Draw Holster" site: http://holster.tsx.org

I just traded up my used Palm III for a new Palm V at a site called Usedpalmpilots.com. It's pretty cool since they shipped me my new Palm V and let me keep the III until I received the V. Personally, I can't be without a unit for 7 days, so they have a two-step trade-up program that allows this. You can also sell or buy a used Palmpilot at the site, but I like the tradeup concept. This seems like a good deal. They offer some great prices if you want to trade in your old Palm. Has anyone bought one from the site? Post your thoughts on this buying and selling format, do you see any advantages to this site over ebay.com? -@tomic212

ZDnet UK takes a look at how Apples' planed new PDA, the iPocket, might look like and function. I must say that the picture they have is pretty eye catching. The device will be based on the Palm OS. Maybe even the new color version we've been hearing rumors about. Here's the link.

Peanutpress.com an electronic bookstore for users of Palm Computing organizers, features contemporary fiction and non-fiction releases as well as out-of-print or hard-to-find books from popular contemporary authors. Between now and the end of September, you can download for *free* the first book in the popular series "Remo Williams, The Destroyer."

There's an article over at CNN.com on a new Psion color handheld. Funny thing is that they have a Palm V depicted in the picture.

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James McCrombe is developing a Palm version of the classic nazi shoot-em-up, WolfenStein 3D. He's got the game running at 23 frames per second and has a updated list of what he's working on, and if you say it can't be done he's got a ton of screenshots posted. Check it out here.