Palm is set to launch two new handhelds later this month in its Tungsten and Zire product lines, one with built-in wireless and the other with a digital camera, reports c|net. The Tungsten C is expected to be the first Palm handheld to come with built-in 802.11b wireless networking and the first Palm device to use an Intel XScale processor. Targeted at consumers, Palm’s new Zire 71 is expected to feature an integrated camera.
Read MoreEarthLink today announced the launch of TotalAccess 2003 for Macintosh, the newest version of the company’s Internet access software. Key features include one-click access to the Web, email and personal Webspace; a cleaner, faster-loading Personal Start Page; and a modular architecture that lets users easily download new services or content groups.
Read MoreViewSonic today introduced the VP ThinEdge Series of LCD monitors, which combine ultra-slim bezel design and high-definition screen performance with features such as digital/analog connectivity, pivot/height adjustability and multiple-mounting configurability. They offer video response times as fast as 16 milliseconds and direct compatibility with the HDTV high-scan 720p format.
Read MoreRuntime Revolution and Paradigma Software today announced two initiatives to bring Valentina Database Technology to Revolution developers. Revolution, a popular cross-platform rapid application development environment, now incorporates direct access to the Valentina XCMD component.
Read MoreUnsanity today introduced Menu Master 1.0, a new “haxie” that allows you to easily change or remove menu shortcut keys in any application. “It takes about 15 seconds to learn how to use Menu Master, and saves you lots of time later because you can use the shortcuts you defined and do not bother remembering which ones the developer of the software invented for you.” You can also set shortcuts to any menu item that had no shortcut before, or remove shortcuts from menu items. Menu Master is US$10 shareware.
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