Axe Inc. developed "zxLinux" software that enables users of Sharp Corp.'s Zaurus PDA to run Linux software on their Zaurus terminals.
Read the full story at Asia BizTech.

After Palm's amazing IPO, it ended the first trading day with a nice 150% gain. However, Palm's stock has been steadily dropping as big investors dump their shares. Who wouldn't be spooked? Palm has an amazing $45 billion market capitalization which is ironically more than 3Com's which still owns 95% of Palm. For comparison, Palm's price to revenue number is at 45 while Cisco's is only 25. More incredulously, Palm's price to earnings ratio is greater than 1,300 while Cisco's is "only" 153. Read the full story at CNET for more.

Check out the miniGL project: The goal of the miniGL project is to allow for easy porting of 3D OpenGL code to the PalmTM Computing platform. While the color-rendering abilities of the PalmTM OS are limited, the general geometry transformations and rendering functions are to be supported.

allNetDevices.com has a story about Sony licensing the PalmOS for consumer devices. This is yet another set-back for Microsoft Windows CE.

This LA Times story is about how wireless portable devices are growing in popularity and will make the web available anywhere. Of course, you knew this already.

This CNN story describes the new Visor handheld computers from the people that originally brought you the Palm Pilot. They're cheaper, faster, more versatile than Pilots and use a revolutionary plug-and-play module that lets you add features like MP3 player and voice recorder.

Novatel Wireless announces Minstrel for Palm Pilot III. [Minstrel III Wireless IP Modem] offers the industry's most affordable, pocket-size, 2-way wireless solutions for the Palm Computing platform.

3Com's Palm Computing will start licensing Palm technology and market clones according to a CNet story.