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ReviewsPalm Tungsten E
Reviewed on September 30, 2003 With a high-resolution color screen, a sleek design, an expansion card slot, and a $199 price tag, the Tungsten E will hit the handheld sweet spot for many consumers. -
DownloadsDocuments To Go Premium Edition 10.002
Take Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and other business files with you on your Palm OS handheld.
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Create rich-formatted documents, spreadsheets, and charts on your Palm OS device. -
NewsMicrosoft says handheld software back in sync
November 19, 2005 Company delivers software update to fix handhelds and cell phones that had been prevented from connecting properly with a PC. -
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Doctors to receive PCs, handhelds
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CES 2008: Gadgets and glitz in Las Vegas
January 11, 2008 special coverage CNET reporters bring you the action from the gadget convention that draws technology's heavy hitters, gadget lovers, and more celebrities each year. -
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Sharp drops handhelds from U.S. retail market
October 20, 2004 The electronics maker will stop retailing its Linux handhelds in the United States, joining a retreat from the once-popular market. -
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Microsoft grabs lead in handheld market
November 12, 2004 Handhelds that use Windows CE hold 48 percent of the market share worldwide, up from 41 percent a year ago. What's Palm to do? -
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Police turn forensic skills on handhelds
September 29, 2004 A federal agency examines forensic tools to help law enforcement extract data from handheld gadgets. -
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Web whispers about Microsoft voice plan
October 29, 2003 Details leak onto the Internet about a new application from the software giant that will add voice recognition to handheld computers that use the company's Pocket PC software. -
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PalmSource posts loss before acquisition
September 22, 2005 Loss is the result of a drop in the number of Palm OS licenses and increased competition from Microsoft. -
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Microsoft closing in on PalmSource
April 30, 2004 In the race for market share, Microsoft and PalmSource finish the first quarter neck and neck, as the handheld specialist loses substantial share and the software giant makes some gains. -
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Windows Mobile update to launch next week
March 18, 2004 Microsoft is expected to announce an overhaul of its Windows Mobile operating system, which powers cell phones and handhelds, CNET News.com has learned. -
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PalmOne grabs Microsoft Exchange license
October 5, 2004 The staunch rivals appear to cast aside differences, as the handheld maker licenses an e-mail synchronization tool from Microsoft. -
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Advice to Microsoft: Learn to love Linux
October 15, 2004 Business guru tells Microsoft to invest in Linux for handhelds or risk missing out on the next big thing in software sales. -
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Microsoft gets verbal about voice-activation program
January 8, 2004 The company details its strategy for expanding the capabilities and distribution of its Voice Command software, a program that lets people control handheld devices via spoken instructions. -
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Toshiba adds VoIP to handheld
October 23, 2003 The company launches two updated Pocket PC handhelds, including one business-oriented model that features built-in wireless networking with voice over Internet Protocol capabilities. -
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PalmSource takes hit on investment report
November 2, 2004 Analysts say PalmSource's key operating system licensee, PalmOne, will offer a version of its Treo handheld that uses Microsoft's OS.
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