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Palm to buy Handspring
Palm Inc. plans to buy Handspring Inc. and spin off PalmSource Inc. as a separate company, the company said Wednesday. Palm is currently made up of two companies; PalmSource, which develops the Palm operating system, and Palm Solutions Group. After the spin-off of PalmSource, Palm Solutions Group will merge with Handspring to create a new company, to be renamed later in the year, Palm said in a statement.News
Extreme Revolution
With a name like AirPort Extreme, Apple's new networking technology might seem to be aimed at the X Games crowd, not business professionals. Nevertheless, the company's latest foray into the wireless world promises to change the way some small businesses, schools, and even home users connect to the Internet and their local networks.Reviews
Palm OS-based Handheld Devices
We tried out four of the latest Mac-compatible handhelds that run Palm OS: Handspring's Treo 300, Palm Computing's Tungsten T and Zire, and Sony's Cliu00e9 PEG-NX70V.News
OrangeWare creates third-party OS X 802.11a/b/g driver
Custom driver developer OrangeWare Inc. has announced the development of a wireless networking driver for Mac OS X that it hopes will bring makers of wireless networking hardware to the Mac market.News
Palm Desktop 4.1 adds ‘Send to Handheld Droplet’
Palm Inc. has released an updated version of their Palm Desktop 4.1 software for Mac. The new version is ready for download from Palm's Web site now.News
New Palm Zire 71 PDA offers multimedia capabilities
Palm Inc. calls the new Zire 71 PDA its first Zire handheld with multimedia capabilities. The new PDA can play MP3s with the use of a separate kit, plays digital audio and video, and takes digital photos using a built-in camera, and sports a high-resolution color screen and a new sliding design.News
AirPort Extreme Firmware Update released
Apple has released an update to the firmware used by its AirPort Extreme Base Station. The new version, 5.0.4, is ready for download from Apple's Web site.News
‘WiFi Fleet’ to operate at Boston Marathon
Tech Superpowers Inc. plans to operate its "WiFi Fleet" — two cars outfitted with wireless Internet access, e-mail and the ability to send iLife-created "video postcards" — during next week's running of the 107th annual Boston Marathon.News
Apple sells over 150,000 AirPort Extreme products
Apple Computer Inc. on Tuesday announced that the company has sold more than 150,000 AirPort Extreme wireless networking products. Introduced during Macworld Expo San Francisco, AirPort Extreme is Apple's implementation of the 802.11g standard.Reviews
HomePlug Network Adapters
With two or more HomePlug 1.0-compliant adapters, you can network computers and printers — as well as share a broadband connection — via the power outlets in a home or office. We put five of these adapters through their paces — the Asoka Plug-Link Ethernet Bridge, GigaFast HomePlug Ethernet Bridge, Linksys Instant PowerLine EtherFast 10/100 Bridge, Netgear Powerline Ethernet Adapter, and Phonex Broadband NeverWire 14 QX-201.Reviews
AirPort Base Station
Though Newest Iteration of Apple's Wireless Network Product Offers Improvements, It Still Lags Behind Similar, Less-Expensive CompetitorsOpinion
Ihnatko: The Best Part of Waking Up
Your Mac and Your Appliances Can Talk to One Another–Be Very AfraidNews
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