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PALMPOWER MAGAZINE ENTERPRISE EDITION - JANUARY 2002 |
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How to use ebooks in your enterprise
Ebooks have long been popular for entertainment purposes, but they're capable of so much more. Ray Rischpater will show you how you can harness the power of ebooks in the enterprise and walk you through the simple steps needed to create your own proprietary ebooks for your business needs.
2001: a mobile odyssey
The past year saw Palm continuing to make great strides in the enterprise marketplace. Come with us on a month-by-month journey through 2001 and take a look back at all the great enterprise-related happenings of the past 12 months. |
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Makers of ActiveECG cardiac monitor have heart
On December 10, Palm recognized four of the most innovative Palm OS developers with the first-ever Powered Up Awards. In this article, Contributing Editor Steve Niles spotlights ActiveECG, a Palm OS cardiac monitor named by Palm as the Best Overall application.
Enterprise to be in focus at PalmSource 2002
If you're a fan of Palm, Inc.'s products or if you're looking to learn more about how Palm OS products and accessories can fit into your business, then the PalmSource Conference & Expo is the place to be. Contributing Editor Steve Niles has the scoop on why you need to attend this exciting and fun-filled event.
WordSmith: powerful and portable word processing
The highly regarded word processing application WordSmith gets frequent mention in the pages of PalmPower. At long last, Jennifer McKinnon provides a full review of this powerful software that lets you view and edit Word and Palm OS Doc files on your Palm handheld.
PRODUCT OF THE MONTH
Kinectivity 2.0 brings enterprise application developers new tools
If you develop enterprise applications for Palm OS handhelds, you'll be very interested in January's PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition Product of the Month. Contributing Editor Steve Niles spotlights Kinectivity 2.0, a mobile data application platform with some exciting new features.
FROM THE EDITOR IN CHIEF
Big solutions from tiny SD cards
Recently, Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz has been giving a lot of thought to the tiny little SD card, a highly secure stamp-sized flash memory card. The more he thinks about it, the more excited he gets. When you read this article, you will too.
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