Palm Computing has introduced its Palm m100 handheld computer. It uses Palm OS 3.5 software, and includes Palm's traditional date book, address book, to do list, memo pad, and infrared beaming functions. Other new tools include a clock with travel-alarm capabilities, and a new HotSync cable for connecting and sharing data with a desktop computer. Sage U.S. Holdings Inc. is now shipping Timeslips 10, and has also announced the launch of its first Internet-based service. Designed to assist lawyers, accountants, consultants and other service professionals, it offers time and expense services, allowing creation of customized bills.
Users can generate management reports to support budget and accounting processes.
Customers can identify a particular bank as a recipient of a check. Timeslips eCenter has been created to help users combine the convenience of the Internet with Timeslips features. Reader Response card no. Calif. Closed, it's about the size of your palm, and weighs 7.9 ounces. It's made of glass-filled polycarbonate and aluminum for durability, notes the company.