You can contact the webmaster at . He compared them to clothes or a watch, something people wear every day. Not only does Palm want its product to be something people take along as an accessory, it wants to replace everything consumers carry in their wallets, Yankowski said. He announced that Palm has closed deals with Ingenico, VeriFone and Visa to turn a handheld into an e-wallet. This point and pay technology should be widely used by next Christmas.
Today there is a blurring of the lines between work and home, education and recreation.
We are demanding that our tools work for us. Handhelds, in conjunction with the Internet, will lead an information revolution. According to Yankowski, unlike handhelds, PCs and notebooks were not designed for consumers. Just in case anyone's feelings were bent, Yankowski offered an olive branch. It has done many great things.