Published articles
The following 194 articles by Steve Niles have been published in ZATZ magazines.

Industry professionals have plans for WebSphere
Here at WebSpherePower, we recently interviewed dozens of the biggest movers and shakers in the Notes and Domino world in an attempt to see exactly what kind of influence WebSphere is having. We asked them what their plans are for WebSphere and received some very interesting results. [WebSpherePower Magazine, November 2003]

IBM's plans for WebSphere and iSeries
In an IBM Corporation Series Nation Teleconference, the company outlined the latest news for WebSphere and iSeries. In this article, Steve Niles has details of the announcement of new no-cost distance learning for WebSphere Application Server-Express and WebFacing, information on WebSphere Application Server for i & pSeries Linux, and news of HATS and HATS Limited Edition. The conference also introduced the iSeries Roadmap to J2EE. [WebSpherePower Magazine, September 2003]

Excitement and uncertainty surround rise of WebSphere
Here at DominoPower, we recently interviewed industry professionals in the Notes and Domino world in an attempt to assess the current state of Domino and WebSphere. Over the coming weeks, we'll share the fascinating results of those interviews. This time, we asked our respondents to give their overall opinion of Domino, WebSphere, Lotus, and IBM. [DominoPower Magazine, June 2003]

Watch the Standard Deviants with Pocket PC Films
Looking to view some fun, educational programming on your Palm OS device? As PalmPower's Product of the Month for December, Steve Niles has chosen a new line of CD-ROMs being put out by Pocket PC Films featuring the hilarious teaching style of the Standard Deviants. [Computing Unplugged Magazine, May 2003]

Where will opportunity knock?
Here at DominoPower, we recently interviewed industry professionals in the Notes and Domino world in an attempt to assess the current state of Domino and WebSphere. Over the coming weeks, we'll share the fascinating results of those interviews. This time, we ponder where we'll see the most opportunity, whether it be in services, products, or some other category. [DominoPower Magazine, May 2003]

Computer services site has Down Under flavor
May's DominoPower Site of the Month belongs to Asia/Pacific Computer Services, makers of NotesTracker. [DominoPower Magazine, May 2003]

Opinions vary on growth for Domino market
Here at DominoPower, we recently interviewed dozens of the biggest movers and shakers in the Notes and Domino world in an attempt to assess the current state of Domino and WebSphere. Over the coming weeks, we'll share the fascinating results of those interviews. In this first installment, we posed the question: "Do you see growth in the Domino market?" The responses were surprisingly diverse. [DominoPower Magazine, April 2003]

QuickPlace used to create crime investigation Web site
Our DominoPower Site of the Month belongs to The International Association of Financial Crimes Investigators (IAFCI). The secure, members-only Web site was built using the power of QuickPlace. [DominoPower Magazine, April 2003]

What's new in the review queue
Here at DominoPower, we're always getting new products to review, and we thought you'd might be interested to see what we have in the queue right now. [DominoPower Magazine, April 2003]

Join the forums at NotesSupport.com
Looking for a fun place to chat about the products you love? There's a brand new discussion and support forum online called NotesSupport.com, and we've chosen it as March's DominoPower Site of the Month. [DominoPower Magazine, March 2003]

New portfolio of IBM Express infrastructure to rollout
IBM is reaching out to small and medium businesses once again by rolling out a broad portfolio of infrastructure software under their IBM Express label. Senior Editor Steve Niles has details on the software, which is designed to help small and medium businesses integrate and manage their different business processes. [DominoPower Magazine, March 2003]

Survey reveals trends in Java use on Domino
As the relationship between Domino and WebSphere grows ever closer, it's appropriate to ask the question, just how prevalent is the use of Java on Domino already? Global System Services Corporation conducted a fascinating survey of Java development on Domino in order to find out just how common the practice is, and we've got the results here. [DominoPower Magazine, March 2003]

Product announcements from Lotusphere 2003
Lotusphere is the perfect opportunity for IBM and Lotus to reveal their new product offerings for the coming year. Senior Editor Steve Niles has a summary of the latest releases as well as what's in store for the rest of 2003. [DominoPower Magazine, February 2003]

Delve into a developer's memory-bank
February's DominoPower Site of the Month is a knowledge repository for an experienced developer in Lotus products. [DominoPower Magazine, February 2003]

Shireburn Software brings Notes to Malta and beyond
Senior Editor Steve Niles profiles Shireburn Software, makers of Integra for Notes, a company based in the small island nation of Malta. While its homeland may be small, Shireburn is a powerhouse in its field, providing truly global solutions. [DominoPower Magazine, February 2003]

Lotus deals with ch-ch-ch-changes
The days leading up to Lotusphere are always quite exciting, but few expected it to be as exciting as it's been this year. Senior Editor Steve Niles takes a look at the news that's rocked the Lotus world in the past weeks. [DominoPower Magazine, January 2003]

Fan culture explored in Domino-based Web site
Senior Editor Steve Niles has selected an e-zine for sci-fi fans as January's DominoPower Site of the Month. [DominoPower Magazine, January 2003]

New product line up for 2003
In the weeks surrounding Lotusphere, a lot of new products come down the pike. Senior Editor Steve Niles takes a look at some of the new products in store for this year. [DominoPower Magazine, January 2003]

How Holt CAT mobilizes Notes throughout the enterprise
Elsewhere in this issue of DominoPower, Mick Moignard discusses how he uses AvantGo's Pylon Pro to mobilize his Notes PIM data. In this article, Steve Niles shows how Holt CATERPILLAR has deployed the same technology enterprise-wide. [DominoPower Magazine, December 2002]

Get things moving with TurboGold Enterprise Edition
Stampede Technologies' new TurboGold Enterprise Edition software has been selected as DominoPower's Product of the Month. The technology is designed to improve on enterprise-wide data movement, data storage, data control, and Web acceleration. [DominoPower Magazine, December 2002]

Movie review Web site gets four stars
In honor of the holiday movie season, this month's DominoPower Site of the Month features film reviews and commentary. Best of all, it's powered by Domino. [DominoPower Magazine, December 2002]

Integrate Lotus software with the .NET environment
J2EE and Microsoft's .NET environment are becoming the major application development and deployment platforms. Many enterprises that make use of these platforms also use Lotus' messaging and collaboration products. November's DominoPower Product of the Month is Proposion's new Proposion N2N, which is designed to integrate Lotus software with the .NET environment. [DominoPower Magazine, November 2002]

Domino resource site puts focus on DXFramework
For November's DominoPower Site of the Month, Steve Niles has chosen ProjectDX, a site that promotes better methods of delivering Web applications as well as the use of the DXFramework. [DominoPower Magazine, November 2002]

An early preview of Lotusphere 2003
It's almost time to head on down to Florida once again. Steve Niles has the scoop on all the hot topics you'll discover at the next exciting Lotusphere, coming to a theme park near you at the end of January, 2003. [DominoPower Magazine, November 2002]

Gain remote access to databases and PLCs
While in the process of choosing a PalmPower Magazine Product of the Month, two new enterprise-oriented releases caught the attention of Steve Niles. The first is actually a re-branding of an old product, and the second is a cool new way to monitor and control Programmable Logic Controllers. [PalmPower Magazine, November 2002]

Palm gets up to date with new Tungsten family of handhelds
On October 28, 2002, Palm unveiled two brand new handheld devices, the Palm Tungsten T and the Palm Tungsten W. Steve Niles has a first look at this brand new family of Palm OS handhelds and introduces you to Palm OS 5. [PalmPower Magazine, November 2002]

DominoSource aims to be your source for Domino related material
October's DominoPower Site of the Month is yet another resource for news, code, and information. Steve Niles spotlights DominoSource, a site entirely developed using Lotus Domino. [DominoPower Magazine, October 2002]

New Lotus products tackle collaboration, learning, and knowledge sharing
This month, Lotus announced the release of Lotus Notes and Domino 6, IBM Lotus LearningSpace - Virtual Classroom, IBM Lotus Sametime 3, and IBM Lotus QuickPlace 3. Steve Niles has details on all these exciting new products. [DominoPower Magazine, October 2002]

Upward and onward with The Pod
On his summer vacation, Steve Niles took along a cool little bag designed to carry all manner of electronic gadgets. In this review, you'll see how well the bag did at keeping his Palm handheld secure on a trip to New York's Adirondacks. [PalmPower Magazine, October 2002]

Plan your time off with Vacation Tracker
Steve Niles spotlights FedSoft's Vacation Tracker, Palm OS software designed to help you maximize your copious free time. [PalmPower Magazine, October 2002]

Palm gets back to basics with Zire handheld
Palm's product designers were challenged to design a new handheld model that could be priced below $100 in order to appeal to budget-conscious consumers. The result of this labor was the new Zire handheld. Steve Niles has a first look at this very simplified Palm handheld. [PalmPower Magazine, October 2002]

Interesting new solution for making Notes Mail mobile
We've featured a number of solutions in the pages of DominoPower for making Notes mobile, and September's Product of the Month is a brand new entrant to the market. Steve Niles spotlights mail-e-on-air from SolutionPlanet, designed to bring Notes Mail to your PDA or mobile phone. [DominoPower Magazine, September 2002]

Find free code at nsftools.com
Steve Niles has selected a brand new resource for free bits of code as September's DominoPower Site of the Month. [DominoPower Magazine, September 2002]

Palm's strategic relationships aim to extend applications to wireless world
In the past few months, Palm, Inc. has announced a couple of important strategic relationships with competitors IBM and BEA Systems, Inc. Steve Niles gives the details on these two recent announcements. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, September 2002]

Make your Notes Mail mobile
If you're a user of Notes Mail, then September's Product of the Month will interest you. Steve Niles spotlights mail-e-on-air from SolutionPlanet, designed to bring Notes Mail to your PDA or mobile phone [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, September 2002]

A guide to the best deals on memory in the UK
If you're in the United Kingdom and are shopping around for great deals on Compact Flash memory, September's PalmPower Site of the Month can really help you out. Steve Niles features Cheap-Flash.co.uk, dedicated to finding the best deals on memory in the UK. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, September 2002]

Another look at the Cycom Lotus Notes Resource Page
August's DominoPower Site of the Month is a repeat. At the suggestion of reader Thomas Votinelli, Steve Niles has selected Cycom, Inc.'s Lotus Notes Resource Page, last featured in 1999, to once again hold the prized title. [DominoPower Magazine, August 2002]

Palm Desktop 4.1 offers cool new features
A new version of Palm Desktop is available with some cool enhancements to your PIM experience. Steve Niles has details of all the new features you'll find. [PalmPower Magazine, August 2002]

A resource for handheld users in education
The first day of school is right around the corner. August's PalmPower Site of the Month offers resources and tips for Palm handheld users in the education field. [PalmPower Magazine, August 2002]

New tool to perform your real estate calculations
For this special real estate issue, Steve Niles has selected Infinity Softworks' powerOne Commercial Real Estate Professional Solution as our PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition Product of the Month. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, August 2002]

A great resource for real estate professionals
Steve Niles has selected a resource site for real estate professionals as PalmPower's Enterprise Site of the Month. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, August 2002]

Improving productivity in the housing industry
From construction to final sale, Palm OS handhelds are popping up in all facets of the housing industry. Steve Niles shows how real estate companies, lenders, and homebuilders are improving productivity, customer satisfaction, and bottom lines through the use of wireless Palm OS handhelds. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, August 2002]

Trading HealthSpaces
Steve Niles has selected the home of HealthSpace, an environmental health data management and communication company, as July's DominoPower Site of the Month. [DominoPower Magazine, July 2002]

New AlphaSmart Dana to mobilize students
When David Nagel told educators to expect broader choices in mobile products for education, one of the new choices he was speaking of is a fascinating new device called Dana. Steve Niles gives you the details on this exciting Palm OS-based alternative to the laptop from AlphaSmart, an education technology company. [PalmPower Magazine, July 2002]

Explore the origin of the Palm OS species at PalmEvolution.com
Steve Niles has selected an awesome new site called PalmEvolution, where you can explore the extended family tree of your favorite PDA and relive the history of the Palm handheld. [PalmPower Magazine, July 2002]

What readers want
Back in May we set up a forum on the PalmPower PowerBoards asking you to tell us what new features you'd like to see in the next version of the Palm OS. In this fun article, Steve Niles shares your ideas with the world. [PalmPower Magazine, July 2002]

Palm broadens options in education
From a key spot at the National Education Computing Conference to a West Virginian program to provide educators statewide with the skills and strategies to help them teach in student-centered, high-technology classrooms, June was a big month for Palm in the field of education. Steve Niles has a summary of the recent announcements Palm made regarding its broader choices in mobile products for education. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, July 2002]

Manage your Outlook contact info on your Palm handheld with KeyContacts
In the pages of PalmPower and PalmPower's Enterprise Edition, we've talked a lot about synchronizing your Palm handheld with Outlook. The folks at Chapura are experienced in the field of Palm OS and Outlook synchronization and have released a new software program designed to let you manage virtually all your Outlook contact information through your Palm OS handheld. Steve Niles has details on this exciting new software called KeyContacts. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, July 2002]

Secure your handheld data with Botzam Backup
Making sure your data is securely backed up is critical in any enterprise. Botzam, Inc. has addressed this important concern with a brand new product designed to provide you with backup and security protection. Steve Niles has selected Botzam Backup as July's PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition Product of the Month. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, July 2002]

Domino-designed Web site features Bulgarian real estate
If you're looking for your Bulgarian dream home, look no farther than June's DominoPower Site of the Month. Steve Niles has chosen the Web site of IMOTI BG, a consultation service for the real estate market in the Republic of Bulgaria. [DominoPower Magazine, June 2002]

Palm offers graduates shortcuts to success
Just in time for graduation, if you purchase a Palm m130 handheld, a Palm m500 handheld, or a Palm m505 handheld, you get a free expansion card designed for graduates titled "Shortcuts to Success." Steve Niles has details on all the cool software you'll find inside. [PalmPower Magazine, June 2002]

PalmBooks provides a library of free ebooks
Steve Niles has selected PalmBooks as June's PalmPower Site of the Month. It's a site dedicated to free books for the Palm OS. [PalmPower Magazine, June 2002]

Handspring adds color to the Treo line
Handspring has just added two new models to its line of Treo handheld devices: the Treo 270 and Treo 90. Steve Niles has all the details on these full-color devices that add some interesting new features to the Handspring product line, including a backlit, built-in QWERTY keyboard and a Secure Digital and MultiMediaCard expansion slot. [PalmPower Magazine, June 2002]

Palm reaches out to enterprise market with new ad campaign
Palm's new ad campaign, designed to highlight the company's latest handheld releases, has been running recently. In this article, Steve Niles takes a closer look at the details of this campaign. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, June 2002]

Scientists, flavor your handhelds with at twist of LyME
Designing and simulating dynamic systems is necessary in many scientific fields. Calerga, makers of SysQuake, are making that job easier with handy software tools. Steve Niles has chosen Calerga's LyME 2.2, scientific software for Palm handhelds, as PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition Product of the Month. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, June 2002]

Where no handheld has gone before
By virtue of their design, Palm handhelds have been approved to enter industries where no handheld has gone before. In recent months, Palm technology has voyaged into two new and exciting environments. Steve Niles will show you how Palm handhelds are being used in both petro-chemical industrial facilities and outer space. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, June 2002]

Palm beats competition in TCO analysis
Handheld devices have become critical corporate infrastructure assets due to an increasingly mobile and widespread workforce. As such, many corporate executives have begun looking at mobile solution costs the same way they would any other corporate infrastructure investment. Palm, Inc. has addressed this concern by retaining Gantry Group to analyze the Total Cost of Ownership associated with enterprise mobile solutions. In this report, Steve Niles takes a look at some of the results of this fascinating study. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, June 2002]

Explore the NotesJungle for tips and tutorials
As May's DominoPower Site of the Month, Steve Niles has selected a cool resource for Lotus Notes and Domino Developers, NotesJungle.com. [DominoPower Magazine, May 2002]

Make a good first impression with your own customized logo
Steve Niles has selected a site called First Impressions as April's PalmPower Site of the Month. There you'll find free, customizable logos to help you set your Palm handheld apart from the crowd. [PalmPower Magazine, May 2002]

Attack of the Star Wars themed Palm OS software
Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones opens on May 16, 2002. We here at PalmPower are very excited. Judging by the number of Star Wars related applications there are, we imagine a good number of you are pretty excited too. Steve Niles will show you where to find all kinds of fun software you can use to impress your fellow fans. [PalmPower Magazine, May 2002]

News analysis: growth in Palm market
2001 was a rough year for everyone. However, there are signs that things are starting to pick up, which is undeniably positive. Steve Niles, who does our daily news updates, shares the good news that came out of some recent Palm announcements. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, May 2002]

Wrap up your handheld to go with this keyboard/case
This month, Steve Niles has chosen to spotlight the KeyCase from Logitech as May's PalmPower Enterprise Edition Product of the Month. It's a cool new product that combines a keyboard and a protective case for you handheld. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, May 2002]

Wireless Database Access Server cures development headaches
If the idea of developing wireless applications for the Palm OS seems intimidating, you need no longer worry. Steve Niles has details on Palm's new Wireless Database Access Server for developers who need to create wireless applications that access corporate databases in real time. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, May 2002]

Get in the zone at Dominozone
Steve Niles has chosen another great portal for Notes and Domino users as April's DominoPower Site of the Month. [DominoPower Magazine, April 2002]

IBM, Lotus, and the rocking sounds of Smash Mouth
This spring, IBM and Lotus are busting out with their Lotusphere Europe IBM Software Symposium 2002 and Lotus DevCon 2002 @ IBM developerWorks Live! events. Steve Niles has the scoop on these cool conferences where you'll experience information, education, networking opportunities, and the rocking sounds of Smash Mouth! [DominoPower Magazine, April 2002]

Do-it-yourself handheld repairs
If your trusty Palm OS computer breaks, don't just throw it away. If you're handy, you can fix it yourself at a reasonable price. Before you run out and spend too much on a new device, be sure to read this article. [PalmPower Magazine, April 2002]

Battle across the stars
HexCon, from developer Jason Goldman, is a game of skill in which you command a fleet of warships against an enemy fleet of similar spacecraft. Steve Niles shares an entertaining review of this fun, fast-paced Palm OS strategy game. [PalmPower Magazine, April 2002]

Evaluate Palm OS software online with the FreePlay PDA service
Contributing Editor Steve Niles has chosen FreePlay PDA as April's PalmPower Product of the Month. This online software evaluation service allows you to try out a piece of Palm OS software via an Internet-based demonstration before you make the commitment to buy. [PalmPower Magazine, April 2002]

Communicate, collaborate, and connect with the Palm Bluetooth Card
On March 19, 2002, Palm announced the U.S. availability of the Palm Bluetooth Card. The company also joined Sony Ericsson in a marketing alliance agreement to develop strategic Bluetooth programs to make Bluetooth communication solutions readily accessible and easy-to-use for mobile professionals. Contributing Editor Steve Niles shares the details in this important article. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, April 2002]

JurisPDA provides tools for Palm handheld users in the legal community
In April's PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition Site of the Month column, Contributing Editor Steve Niles reviews JurisPDA, a valuable resource for Palm OS handheld users in the legal community. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, April 2002]

New and improved: the Palm m515 and m130
On March 4, Palm announced two new handhelds, the Palm m130 and the Palm m515, simultaneously servicing both the consumer and the enterprise market. Contributing Editor Steve Niles will give you your first look at these colorful additions to the Palm handheld family. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, April 2002]

Palm's enterprise offerings move forward with recent deals
Over the past few months, Palm has made two important steps in the company's enterprise strategy to provide businesses with complete and easy-to-implement IT management solutions and as well as a secure, server-based messaging platform. Contributing Editor Steve Niles discusses how Palm's recent acquisition of ThinAirApps, Inc., as well as the memorandum of understanding signed with XcelleNet, Inc. are helping the company meet its goals. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, April 2002]

The Palm i705 Wireless Messaging Solution satisfies the needs of today's business world
As business computing goes increasingly mobile, the transition is having a profound effect on enterprises, developers, and software vendors alike. Each group has its own concerns as it attempts to stay current in this new environment. Fulfilling these needs and addressing these concerns is the goal of the Palm i705 Wireless Messaging Solution. Contributing Editor Steve Niles takes a detailed look at the various components of this vital enterprise solution. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, April 2002]

Beta watch: Notes and Domino 6
Lotus Software from IBM has made Lotus Notes and Domino 6 pre-release 1 beta code available for download. Contributing Editor Steve Niles has details, as well as some discussion about the removal of removing the JSP engine known as Garnet. How will it effect you? Read this important article for details. [DominoPower Magazine, March 2002]

Hints and tips and a whole lot more
March's DominoPower Site of the Month shows what happens when a simple hints and tips Web site turns into something bigger. [DominoPower Magazine, March 2002]

Palm m515 and Palm m130 feature bright, vibrant color
On March 4, Palm announced two new handhelds, the Palm m130 and the Palm m515, simultaneously servicing both the consumer and the enterprise markets. Contributing Editor Steve Niles will give you your first look at these colorful additions to the Palm handheld family. [PalmPower Magazine, March 2002]

Find free mobile content at GoChannels.net
Looking for something new, fun, or interesting to read? Contributing Editor Steve Niles has selected a cool resource of mobile content channels as March's PalmPower Site of the Month. [PalmPower Magazine, March 2002]

Gartner Mobile Business Solutions Event takes you to the next level
Palm, Inc. is a platinum sponsor of the Gartner Mobile Business Solutions Event coming this March 11 to 13. Steve Niles previews what's in store at this exciting expo where you can learn all about the new heights mobile and wireless computing will reach in the coming year. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, March 2002]

Palm OS 5 and more debut at PalmSource 2002
Palm, Inc., its partners, and third-party developers made a number of exciting announcements of interest to the enterprise market during the PalmSource Conference and Expo 2002. Contributing Editor Steve Niles tells you all about the major releases in this must-read article. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, March 2002]

Program with Simplicity
Contributing Editor Steve Niles has selected Simplicity for Mobile Servers as PalmPower's Enterprise Edition Product of the Month. The rapid application development software makes it easy to program midlets and servlets in a J2ME and J2EE Java Enterprise Environment. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, March 2002]

Domino-Guru a home for all Domino.doc users
If you're a Domino.doc user looking for more information on the topic online, you're going to want to check out February's DominoPower Site of the Month. Contributing Editor Steve Niles reviews Domino-Guru, a site dedicated to users of Domino.doc where you can ask questions, exchange information, solve problems, and generally discuss the product. [DominoPower Magazine, February 2002]

Partners provide software and support for Palm i705
Whenever Palm releases a new product, partners and third-party developers step up and make announcements of their own to tell the world about their related software and services. Contributing Editor Steve Niles has a survey of some of the important announcements that followed on the heals of the Palm i705 release. [PalmPower Magazine, February 2002]

Catch Olympic fever with this winter games schedule for Palm OS
The 2002 Winter Olympic Games will be held this month in Salt Lake City, Utah, so Contributing Editor Steve Niles has chosen a PalmPower Product of the Month that will provide you with the schedule for all the exciting winter sport action. [PalmPower Magazine, February 2002]

Extend your wireless experience with the new Palm i705
Palm has updated its Palm VII series wireless handhelds by introducing the sleak, attractive, and thoughtfully designed Palm i705. Contributing Editor Steve Niles takes a first look at this exciting new handheld and will introduce you to all the new features and functionality. [PalmPower Magazine, February 2002]

Palm i705: a fresh new way to bring wireless connectivity to the enterprise
Palm has updated its Palm VII series wireless handhelds by introducing the sleak, attractive, and thoughtfully designed Palm i705. Contributing Editor Steve Niles takes a first look at this exciting new handheld and will introduce you to all the new features and functionality. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, February 2002]

Palm's Enterprise Solutions Directory
The simplicity and versatility of the Palm OS platform has made it possible for developers to create solutions that can fit into just about any business environment you can imagine. To find the application that's right for your business needs, consult Palm's Enterprise Solutions Directory, which Contributing Editor Steve Niles has spotlighted as this month's Site of the Month. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, February 2002]

How the Palm i705 stacks up against the RIM BlackBerry
The i705 is just the latest in a line of wireless handhelds that are sure to inspire excitement and interest in the corporate world. We were curious, though. How does the new Palm i705 stack up against one of the better-known competitor products, the RIM BlackBerry? Afterall, both devices are designed to wirelessly send and receive email. We asked Contributing Editor Steve Niles to dig in, and compare both, side-by-side. Read on for our first in-depth comparison between these two contenders. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, February 2002]

Stay current in the world of WebSphere at WebSphere World
January's DominoPower Site of the Month has everything for the WebSphere devotee. Contributing Editor Steve Niles reviews WebSphere World, a user-driven site chock-full of useful news, links, and downloads for WebSphere aficionados. [DominoPower Magazine, January 2002]

Open files on the fly with HandZipper
For January's Product of the Month, Contributing Editor Steve Niles has chosen a cool little utility that can compress and uncompress Palm OS files right from a memory card. [PalmPower Magazine, January 2002]

Great opportunities for developers at PalmSource 2002
If you're a fan of Palm, Inc.'s products, 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. [PalmPower Magazine, January 2002]

Award-winning Handmark Scrabble brings classic game to Palm OS
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 reviews Handmark Scrabble, winner of the Best Leisure and Entertainment Solution award. [PalmPower Magazine, January 2002]

Color your desktop with fun new themes
You may already have discovered the ability to change the color themes in Palm Desktop 4.0. However, there aren't a lot of options. In this fun article, Contributing Editor Steve Niles will show you where you can find even more themes to liven up your desktop. [PalmPower Magazine, January 2002]

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. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, January 2002]

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. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, January 2002]

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. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, January 2002]

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. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, January 2002]

Flashy site isn't just fun and spy games
In December's DominoPower Site of the Month column, Contributing Editor Steve Niles reviews an excellent example of Domino and Flash programming at work. [DominoPower Magazine, December 2001]

An early preview of Lotusphere 2002
It's time to head on down to Florida once again. Contributing Editor Steve Niles has the scoop on all the hot topics you'll discover at the next exciting Lotusphere, coming to a theme park near you at the end of January. [DominoPower Magazine, December 2001]

Bajou cases gives you the splash of color you want
The folks at Bajou Enterprise found that not enough Palm handheld cases reflected the fashion choices PDA users were looking for. To fill this gap, they designed a line of attractive cases combining fine Asian silks with colorful, elegant designs. Contributing Editor Steve Niles has selected the Bajou case as November's PalmPower Product of the Month. [PalmPower Magazine, December 2001]

PalmOpenSource.com takes software development to the people
If you're a Palm OS software programmer, you're going to be very interested in December's PalmPower Site of the Month. Contributing Editor Steve Niles reviews PalmOpenSource.com, a site dedicated to the improvement of Palm OS applications through open source development. [PalmPower Magazine, December 2001]

Wirelessly connect to your LAN with SeriaLynx
Lynx System Developers has recently introduced SeriaLynx, a communication device designed to provide an interface between Serial Data communication devices and Ethernet networks. Contributing Editor Steve Niles has named SeriaLynx PalmPower's Enterprise Edition Product of the Month for this special wireless issue. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, December 2001]

What wireless is what? A survey of wireless products
What type of hardware do you need to make your Palm handheld wireless. There are a number of different solutions out there, and Contributing Editor Steve Niles has broken them down in this useful article for anyone weighing their wireless options. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, December 2001]

Which wireless is which?
A number of wireless solutions exist to connect your Palm handheld to both the Internet and other pieces of hardware. The various technologies differ in terms of functionality and reach. Contributing Editor Steve Niles has takes a detailed look at Bluetooth, 802.11b, and wide range wireless solutions to give you an idea when and where you might need each one. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, December 2001]

Access a library of Web scripts with WebCoach
Contributing Editor Steve Niles has selected WebCoach as November's DominoPower Product of the Month. WebCoach is a comprehensive library of reusable Web scripts designed to speed the development of Web sites. [DominoPower Magazine, November 2001]

Beautiful Web design and bathroom fixtures
For November's DominoPower Site of the Month, Contributing Editor Steve Niles has selected the Web site of Royal Doulton Bathrooms. It's an excellent example of how Domino can be used to create a functional yet elegant Web design. [DominoPower Magazine, November 2001]

Palm rolls out fun holiday promotions
The holiday shopping season is upon us, so it's time to start coming up with gift ideas. Contributing Editor Steve Niles is ready to help by pointing out the great promotions being offered on Palm OS handhelds by your favorite industry leaders. [PalmPower Magazine, November 2001]

Treo: mobile phone, wireless email, messaging, and Web browsing in one
Handspring has recently announced the new Treo family of handheld devices, combining a mobile phone, wireless email, messaging, and Web browsing all in one device, without the need for any Springboard attachments. Contributing Editor Steve Niles will give you a first look at these exciting new handhelds. [PalmPower Magazine, November 2001]

Get discounts on great software at PDA Offers
In this month's PalmPower Site of the Month column, Contributing Editor Steve Niles will introduce you to a brand new site called PDA Offers, which is designed to bring together vendors of PDA software and accessories and offer exclusive special discounts to consumers. [PalmPower Magazine, November 2001]

Palm handhelds go to work at auto auctions
Many auto dealers are finding Palm handhelds to be the perfect portable, infinitely versatile tool to help them buy and sell used cars. Contributing Editor Steve Niles will introduce you to one dealer who finds his Palm OS-based Manheim Market Report valuation software invaluable in the fast-paced world of auto auctions. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, November 2001]

Mobilize your enterprise with CEO Agenda
When considering handheld technology, you might feel overwhelmed by the vast number of options and solutions available. With information spread throughout the Web, it can be difficult to find what you need to make the right choices. Fortunately, thanks to a new online resource, the work has been done for you. Contributing Editor Steve Niles will introduce you to CEO Agenda, a great site that gathers everything you need to know about handheld technology solutions together into one convenient place. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, November 2001]

Find used car prices with eval-pal valuation software
If you're in the automotive industry, you're probably familiar with Black Book and the NADA line of used car guides. If you're looking for a convenient way to access this vehicle valuation information, then check out this review by Contributing Editor Steve Niles. He'll introduce you to a useful piece of software called eval-pal that will put the vital information you need at your fingertips. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, November 2001]

MasterCard Global Service PDA Guide great for business travelers
If you're using a company MasterCard to charge your travel expenses, having the MasterCard emergency phone numbers for locations around the globe can come in extremely handy. Contributing Editor Steve Niles has selected the MasterCard Global Service PDA Guide as PalmPower's Enterprise Edition Product of the Month for November. This free software can save your bacon in all kinds of emergencies. Check it out! [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, November 2001]

Check your server security with DomiLock
For October's DominoPower Site of the Month, Steve Niles reviews a site that offers a free security scan for your Domino server. [DominoPower Magazine, October 2001]

Michael Jordan Edition Palm handhelds have a new home on the Web
Coinciding with Michael Jordan's return to basketball, a new site has opened to promote The Michael Jordan Edition Palm Handheld Computers. Contributing Editor Steve Niles has selected it as October's PalmPower Site of the Month. [PalmPower Magazine, October 2001]

The Palm m125 makes expandability affordable
The Palm m125 is Palm's newest handheld. This one's particularly cool because it incorporates an SD card, at an affordable price. Read this important review by Contributing Editor Steve Niles to find out why you should put this Palm OS device on your Christmas list. [PalmPower Magazine, October 2001]

Brazilian businesses realize the versatility of Palm computing
A number of diverse companies throughout Brazil have discovered the incredible benefits of distributing Palm handhelds to their employees. In this article, Contributing Editor Steve Niles will take you on a tour south of the border to take a look at how Palm handhelds are being used in a wide array of Brazilian businesses. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, October 2001]

The Palm m125 offers a compelling value proposition
On September 20, 2001, Palm, Inc. released a brand new handheld called the Palm m125, the latest addition to the popular m100 series. The m100 series has long been associated with consumers, which might make you wonder whether the Palm m125 could really be considered an enterprise tool. Contributing Editor Steve Niles says, "Yes, it can," thanks to the fact that Palm followed through on some promises made earlier this year. To find out why the Palm m125 is a great value proposition for your company, check out this review. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, October 2001]

Get some new wheels at Auto-On-Net.com
Shopping for new and used cars is easy at September's DominoPower Site of the Month. Steve Niles reviews Auto-On-Net.com, Domino-designed Web site that features a handy database of new, used, and classic cars for sale in Belgium. [DominoPower Magazine, September 2001]

DominoFiles offers fantastic free downloads
Looking for Notes add-ons, code examples, or applications? Well, the August DominoPower Site of the Month has got them, and they're all free. Steve Niles reviews DominoFiles, the ultimate download site for Notes professionals. [DominoPower Magazine, August 2001]

Palm Education Pioneer program enables innovative teaching
In our look at Palm handhelds in education, it's only fitting that we select a PalmPower Site of the Month dedicated to furthering this important cause. Steve Niles will introduce you to the Palm Education Pioneer program, a collaborative project undertaken by SRI International and Palm, Inc., designed to enable innovative teaching and learning through the application of handheld technology. [PalmPower Magazine, August 2001]

The U.S. Navy puts Palm handhelds into service
Many of the tasks undertaken by the U.S. Navy are performed in environments such as cramped submarines, aircrafts, and ships and without access to power outlets. Considering these factors, it's no wonder the Navy is such a major consumer of Palm OS handhelds. In this article, Steve Niles looks at the variety of ways the U.S. Navy is putting Palm handhelds to use. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, August 2001]

Enterprise software solutions all the rage at TECHXNY
A ton of enterprise software solutions for the Palm OS was on display at this year's TECHXNY. In this article, Steve Niles shares what he learned about the huge range of software solutions available. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, August 2001]

TECHXNY features cool enterprise hardware solutions
At this year's TECHXNY, cool hardware solutions were on display designed to help you make the most of your Palm handheld. Steve Niles has the scoop on the technology available to help you get connected and speed up data entry. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, August 2001]

Domino gives birth to healthcare Web site
July's DominoPower Site of the Month belongs to Gundersen Lutheran, a healthcare network that has constructed its official Web site using Lotus Notes and Domino. [DominoPower Magazine, July 2001]

Learn how e-government goes mobile at E-Gov 2001
The business of running the government is changing everyday thanks to new technological developments. You can get up to speed on what's new at the E-Gov 2001 conference in Washington, DC. Most importantly, you'll learn how mobile technology is infiltrating this enterprise space. Steve Niles has the scoop on what to see and who to watch at this exciting event. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, July 2001]

Web site offers useful Notes downloads, tips, and tutorials
This issue of DominoPower is full of useful tips and resources. In that vein, Steve Niles has selected as June's DominoPower Site of the Month another useful site where you can find Lotus Notes downloads, tutorials, tips, discussion forums, and more. [DominoPower Magazine, June 2001]

Lotus adds the human touch to Web services
On May 14, 2001 IBM held a press event to announce that it's enabling all of its infrastructure software--known as middleware--with comprehensive support for open Internet standards to enable the development of Web services applications. Steve Niles was there, and in this report he'll give you the scoop on all the big news and how Lotus fits into the puzzle. [DominoPower Magazine, June 2001]

Ebook for learners helps you harness your brainpower
To get the most out of any learning experience, it might be useful to familiarize yourself with the theory behind learning. This month, Steve Niles reviews Paul Hayden's ebook, "The Learner's Pocketbook." It's a valuable addition to your Palm handheld designed to help you understand how your brain works and how you learn, so that you can better take advantage of the educational opportunities available to you. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, June 2001]

Get your team up to speed with these training solutions
You've decided to implement Palm computing in your business, but you know that with the adoption of any new technology, there's always a learning curve. You can shorten the curve by choosing the right corporate training company to instruct your staff on how to best take advantage of these powerful organization and management tools. In this article, Steve Niles surveys some of the corporate training solutions available that Palm, Inc. recommends. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, June 2001]

Notes and Domino jobs await at dice.com
As we attempt to boost your career in this special issue of DominoPower, Steve Niles reviews a great online resource for finding high tech jobs in your field. [DominoPower Magazine, May 2001]

HandEra 330 brings innovations to the Palm OS
Palm OS licensee, HandEra, Inc., formerly TRG Products, Inc., has recently announced their latest contribution to the handheld arena, the HandEra 330. Before our official reviewer could get her hands on it, Steve Niles decided to weigh in on the impressive little device with this PalmPower first look. [PalmPower Magazine, May 2001]

Latin American beverage companies get a taste of Palm computing
Starting with this issue of PalmPower's Enterprise Edition, we're expanding our coverage of Palm enterprise solutions to get a perspective on how the technology is being adopted by corporations around the world. This month, Steve Niles takes you on a trip to Latin America to see how three beverage manufacturers have integrated Palm solutions into their businesses. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, May 2001]

A beginners guide to developing localized applications
In this global business environment, it's vital to keep in mind that the Palm application you create in one country may need to be used throughout the world. Fortunately, the Palm OS is designed to be global. Steve Niles has done some research on localized applications, and in this article he shares some of what he's learned and shows you where to find more information on this important topic for any international business attempting to develop proprietary software for Palm devices. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, May 2001]

Enterprise applications straight from Croatia's heartland
The enterprise applications you use everyday are created by hard-working software developers from every corner of the globe. In this article, Steve Niles profiles Bozidar Benc, one of the original members of Palm's ever-growing global developer family. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, May 2001]

Get your free code tips at CodeStore
As April's DominoPower Site of the Month, Steve Niles has chosen an amazing online storehouse of bits of code. The vast amount of free resources available here will make any Domino developer drool. [DominoPower Magazine, April 2001]

The next generation of Palm devices: the m105, m500, and m505
On March 19, 2001, Palm, Inc. unveiled the next generation of its top-selling Palm V design, the new Palm m500 and Palm m505. In this article, Steve Niles takes an in-depth first look at the various features we'll see in the new Palm m500 series as the devices hit the market in the coming months. [PalmPower Magazine, April 2001]

Why the Palm m500 series is ideal for the enterprise
On March 19, 2001, Palm, Inc. unveiled the next generation of its top-selling Palm V design, the new Palm m500 and Palm m505. In this article, Steve Niles takes an in-depth look at the various features and benefits offered by the new Palm m500 series that demonstrate Palm clearly had the enterprise in mind when designing them. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, April 2001]

Corporate email goes mobile and wireless
Palm, Inc. and its partners offer a number of solutions for secure, mobile access to corporate email. Steve Niles surveys some of the various email solutions available to help your company take email on the road. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, April 2001]

What you didn't know about writing business email
As useful as email is, it also brings with it new problems that you need to be aware of to ensure you don't harm yourself or your company. Steve Niles reviews "The Things That Really Matter About Writing Business Emails," a valuable ebook that details some potential problems associated with email, along with their solutions. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, April 2001]

Senators enter the wireless world
United States Senator Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania held a press conference to talk about how Republican Senators have been making use of Palm VIIs to access Web-based content and applications. Steve Niles gives the full report. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, April 2001]

Mad for modular Web site design
In March's DominoPower Site of the Month, Steve Niles reviews the madforsport.com network, a series of outdoor activity sites dedicated to the wild at heart. [DominoPower Magazine, March 2001]

The true story behind PalmGear H.Q.
We at PalmPower love to get to know the people behind the software and services we use every day. Towards these ends, Steve Niles recently talked to Kenny West, one of the pioneers of Palm-related e-commerce, to learn more about the fascinating and inspiring history behind his popular Web site, PalmGear H.Q. [PalmPower Magazine, March 2001]

RNpalm provides Palm solutions for nurses
There are many powerful resources available for members of the healthcare industry who choose to incorporate Palm devices into their work. In March's PalmPower Site of the Month, Steve Niles reviews an online journal dedicated to the use of mobile computing in nursing. [PalmPower Magazine, March 2001]

ePocrates qRx helps doctors save lives
If you're like most healthcare professionals, you need access to critical treatment information at the point-of-care, not hidden away on your desktop PC. Steve Niles has chosen to spotlight an amazing mobile database of drug information called ePocrates qRx that's saving lives by helping doctors avoid mistakes and stay informed. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, March 2001]

Wireless solutions for healthcare professionals
There's a vast amount of health information and resources available for Palm device users. Steve Niles surveys some of the cool Palm Query Applications and AvantGo mobile channels available today to assist health professionals and consumers. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, March 2001]

Volkswagen fan site revs up with Domino
February's DominoPower Site of the Month unlocks a curious childhood memory for Steve Niles as he reviews a Domino-powered site where Volkswagen enthusiasts can share their passion for German auto craftsmanship. [DominoPower Magazine, February 2001]

Web site provides go-anywhere access to God's Word
February's PalmPower Site of the Month is a good example of how one organization has managed to spread its message via handheld technology. Steve Niles reviews Jesuit university's Web site that you can read on your Palm computer thanks to AvantGo. [PalmPower Magazine, February 2001]

A guide to legal technology tradeshows
There are some great events on the way for legal professionals interested in the latest technology available in the field. Steve Niles has a rundown of the upcoming tradeshows, along with the scoop on what role Palm will play at each. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, February 2001]

Palm's strategy for the legal marketplace
In this issue of PalmPower's Enterprise Edition, we're putting the focus on the legal market. We've been hearing that Palm is doing some big things in this important enterprise space. Our own Steve Niles has gone inside Palm to speak exclusively with Palm's market experts and find out more about how handheld devices can integrate into your legal enterprise. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, February 2001]

Personal success ebook provides mobile motivation
On the road to success, we all meet with the occasional setbacks. When those times come, we often need a motivational boost to get us back on track. Steve Niles reviews The Personal Success Pocketbook by Paul Hayden, a great ebook resource you can use to jumpstart your self-confidence and achieve your dreams. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, February 2001]

Do legal research on the go with Westlaw Wireless
We've covered a great number of useful legal applications for your Palm device, but in this article, Steve Niles takes a more in-depth look at what can be done with West Group's Westlaw Wireless, a popular online business and legal research tool you can now access using a wirelessly enabled Palm device. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, February 2001]

Palm games for pool sharks
Steve Niles has put himself behind the 8-ball to review two fun billiards games for the Palm OS. [PalmPower Magazine, January 2001]

PalmSource 2000 in review
Palm made a number of big announcements this past month at the annual PalmSource developers' conference in Santa Clara, CA. Steve Niles has a rundown of the news you might have missed. [PalmPower Magazine, January 2001]

Valuable resources for new Palm device users
If you're new to Palm computing, January's PalmPower Site of the Month was made just for you. Steve Niles reviews a site with great resources if you're just starting to get to know your new Palm handheld. [PalmPower Magazine, January 2001]

PalmSource 2000 in review
Palm made a number of big announcements this past month at the annual PalmSource developers' conference in Santa Clara, CA. Steve Niles has a rundown of the news you might have missed. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, January 2001]

Cross-cultural skills for the international business traveler
Many of you are international business travelers who find your Palm computers to be invaluable assets. As you well know, doing business abroad brings with it unique challenges in terms of communication and culture. Steve Niles has a review of The Cross-Cultural Business Pocketbook, by John Mattock, a great ebook resource you shouldn't be without if you conduct international business. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, January 2001]

How ServiceMaster and Greyhound manage quality with Palm devices
With its simple but powerful operating system, the Palm computer is an incredibly versatile tool with applications for any enterprise. Steve Niles continues to explore the possibilities out there with this look at how a world-renowned cleaning company, ServiceMaster, has used Palm computers to more efficiently track the quality of its service. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, January 2001]

Russian publishing house makes great use of Domino
December's DominoPower Site of the Month is a great example of how Domino can be used to create an attractive, well-presented weekly or monthly online publication. The problem is, it's in Russian. Steve Niles has enlisted the help of the site's technical department to break down the language barrier and bring you this latest Web site review. [DominoPower Magazine, December 2000]

The art of Palm computing
Steve Niles doesn't know art, but he knows what he likes. What he likes are funny cartoon people and squiggly renderings of food products drawn using a Palm OS application. Miraculously, he's found a site that provides just that, and he's made it December's PalmPower Site of the Month. [PalmPower Magazine, December 2000]

Effective management in the Nerd economy
Programmers, software developers, and engineers are creatively and technologically gifted people. They're the driving force behind the New Economy. They're also almost universally a bunch of weirdoes. At least, that's what you might be thinking if you come from outside their tight-knit culture yet find yourself struggling to manage this vital force in your company. There is hope, however, as Steve Niles reviews Nerd Herding by Cal Evans, an insider's guide to managing the so-called Nerds of the corporate world. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, December 2000]

Palm computers turn data into wine
With its simple but powerful operating system, the Palm computer is an incredibly versatile tool with applications for any enterprise. Steve Niles will begin to give you an idea of the breadth of possibilities out there with this look at how a vineyard has used Palm computers to improve production of a popular brand of wine. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, December 2000]

PalmPower's Enterprise Edition puts your Palm device to work
Displaying a streak of narcissism, Steve Niles finds a worthy candidate for DominoPower's Site of the Month right at home when he reviews PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, the new publication from ZATZ:Pure Internet Publishing. [DominoPower Magazine, November 2000]

PalmPower's Enterprise Edition puts your Palm device to work
Displaying a streak of narcissism, Steve Niles finds a worthy candidate for PalmPower's Site of the Month right at home when he reviews PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, the new publication from ZATZ:Pure Internet Publishing. [PalmPower Magazine, November 2000]

Palm's strategy for your sales success
If you want to maximize sales success using your Palm device, you don't have to do it alone. Palm, Inc. has worked hard to bring you powerful resources to aid in your sales process. Our own Steve Niles had the chance to go inside Palm and speak exclusively with Palm's market experts to find out more about how handheld devices can integrate into your sales force automation strategy. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, November 2000]

The 12 steps to business writing success
In the business world, good management is key. By applying those important management skills to the art of writing, you can vastly improve your written communication, whether in email, memos, or business letters. Steve Niles reviews a handy, instructional ebook that shows you how to Manage Your Writing. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, November 2000]

Easy Palm device add-ons that will help boost sales
While the four built-in Palm applications alone are great tools for sales people, there are a lot of third-party applications you can add to your device to make you an even more efficient sales machine. Steve Niles surveys some of the cool products available today that are specifically intended to help you boost your sales success. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, November 2000]

Geek's night out
Unable to review trendy nightclubs for a living, Steve Niles has to settle for their Web sites. However, in the sad fantasy world in which he lives, that can be almost as much fun. In October's DominoPower Site of the Month, he reviews the Domino-designed site of one London nightclub chain. [DominoPower Magazine, October 2000]

Political resources for your Palm device
A wealth of political resources for your Palm device can be found throughout the Internet. Staff Editor Steve Niles has taken a brief survey of what's available, so whether you're interested in political news, software, documents, or party information, you're bound to find something of interest here. [PalmPower Magazine, October 2000]

AvantGo, Gore, go!
Critics and talk-show hosts who accuse Al Gore of being a robot might just be referring to his electronic brain, otherwise known as the Palm organizer he wears prominently clipped to his casual khaki slacks. The presidential candidate has taken his passion for Palm computing a step further by creating an AvantGo channel for his official campaign Web site, which also just happens to be PalmPower's Site of the Month. Steve Niles reviews AlGore.com's AvantGo channel and considers what this might mean for Gore's candidacy. [PalmPower Magazine, October 2000]

Register to vote online
If you haven't yet done so, there are a number of sites online where you can register to vote, so there's no excuse not to do it. Steve Niles tells you where. Also, you'll find out how you can be entered into a contest to win a free ZATZ mug, just for doing your patriotic duty. [PalmPower Magazine, October 2000]

Domino-powered industrial filter site
September's DominoPower Site of the Month caters to Steve Niles' passion for liquid/solid separation methods (everyone needs a hobby). Check out his review of a filtration company's simple, clear, Domino-powered Web site. [DominoPower Magazine, September 2000]

Free movie listings service
Going to the movies once in awhile is a great way to relieve stress and take your mind off things. Now, you no longer have to rummage through newspapers or take the time to go online to find movie times. Instead, you can access all the theater schedules you need right on your Palm device thanks to a new, unique service. In September's PalmPower Site of the Month, Steve Niles reviews a site that provides movie listings through regularly updated Palm database files sent right to your email inbox. [PalmPower Magazine, September 2000]

Domino-designed interactive dining guide
There's no need to make a reservation to visit August's DominoPower Site of the Month. Steve Niles reviews PlanetDinner.com, a 100% Domino dining portal site full of mouth-watering destinations. [DominoPower Magazine, August 2000]

Franklin Covey knows what matters most
If you bought a Palm device because you were looking for a personal organizer but still found organizing your life to be difficult, then Franklin Covey may have just what you need. The personal and organizational effectiveness firm has produced a software package that integrates with your Palm device and is currently offering a workshop to help train you in its use. Steve Niles reviews the workshop and the software designed to guide you down the path of self-actualization. [PalmPower Magazine, August 2000]

The Palm m100: tougher, sleeker, cheaper
Palm has literally changed the face of its handheld product line with the release of the Palm m100. Palm has created a personal organizer that's easy to use, easy to afford, and most of all, easy on the eyes. Get your first look at the exciting and sexy new Palm m100 in this review by Staff Editor Steve Niles. [PalmPower Magazine, August 2000]

A weblog built with the Palm V
The August PalmPower Site of the Month features a Weblog offering a cynical take on the news of the day. Wanna know the coolest part about it? It's completely written on a Palm V. Check out this review by Steve Niles to see how it's done. [PalmPower Magazine, August 2000]

Zippy's Pocket PC software list
If you're a Pocket PC software developer or if you're looking for Pocket PC software but are overwhelmed by your Internet search, then August's Pocket PC Life Site of the Month may be of considerable use. Steve Niles reviews a Web site that gathers together a fairly comprehensive list of Pocket PC applications. [Pocket PC Life Magazine, August 2000]

Golf site designers on par with Domino
In July's DominoPower Site of the Month, Steve Niles steps onto the green to review a Domino-designed Web site that sets out to be the best golf site on the Internet. Check it out for yourself. [DominoPower Magazine, July 2000]

Palm OS thrives at PC Expo
With so much to see at PC Expo, it's good to set priorities. In his report from the showroom floor, Steve Niles takes you on a tour of the Handspring, Sony, and Palm, Inc. booths to see what's new in the world of Palm OS-based devices. [PalmPower Magazine, July 2000]

Resources for doctors and lawyers and such
In July's PalmPower Site of the Month, Steve Niles reviews two companion sites for doctors and lawyers who use Personal Digital Assistants in the course of their professions. If you're a member of the legal or health care community, read here to find out where you can get PDA news, reviews, tips, and tutorials geared just for your life. [PalmPower Magazine, July 2000]

Resources for doctors and lawyers and such
In July's Pocket PC Life Site of the Month, Steve Niles reviews two companion sites for doctors and lawyers who use Personal Digital Assistants in the course of their professions. If you're a member of the legal or health care community, read here to find out where you can get PDA news, reviews, tips, and tutorials geared just for your life. [Pocket PC Life Magazine, July 2000]

Otter Box offers PDA protection
When manufacturers make grand assertions about their products, it's easy to take them at their word. Here at Pocket PC Life, however, we aren't going to let them get away that easily. When Steve Niles set out to review the "waterproof, crush proof" Otter Box, he put the manufacturer's claims to the ultimate test. [Pocket PC Life Magazine, July 2000]

Domino helps teach Dutch students a thing or two
It's always interesting to see another new use of Lotus Domino. This month, Steve Niles goes Dutch when he visits June's DominoPower Site of the Month. It belongs to the University of Twente in the Netherlands where a set of Web-enabled Domino fill-in-forms have been created to facilitate university classes online. [DominoPower Magazine, June 2000]

Jolly good screen protectors
If annoying scratches and abrasions on your Palm device screen are making you say damn and blast, then you're in need of some good ways to keep your screen protected. In June's PalmPower Site of the Month, Steve Niles reviews a site full of helpful, creative tips from across the pond. [PalmPower Magazine, June 2000]

Otter Box offers PDA protection
When manufacturers make grand assertions about their products, it's easy to take them at their word. Here at PalmPower, however, we aren't going to let them get away that easily. When Steve Niles set out to review the "waterproof, crush proof" Otter Box, he put the manufacturer's claims to the ultimate test. [PalmPower Magazine, June 2000]

The best of Windows CE Power
In this, the fifteenth and final issue of Windows CE Power, we want to take a moment to look back at some of the great articles that got us to where we are today. Enjoy this collection of Windows CE Power's greatest hits and be sure to join us for the exciting premier of Pocket PC Life, coming next month. [Pocket PC Life Magazine, June 2000]

Screen protectors from scratch
If annoying scratches and abrasions on your Pocket PC screen are driving you crazy, you're in need of some good ways to keep your screen protected. In June's Windows CE Power Site of the Month, Steve Niles lets you know about a place to go for everything you've ever wanted to know about screen protectors but were afraid to ask. [Pocket PC Life Magazine, June 2000]

Extreme business applications
While reviewing May's DominoPower Site of the Month, Steve Niles found himself sucked into a corporate fantasy world where, as an employee at a mountain-bike company, he jockeyed for promotions by sucking up to his employers and undermining the efforts of his coworkers. It turns out, he was just getting overly involved in a Lotus demonstration designed to let visitors experience the many ways Domino can put the Web to work for their company. You too can get in on the fun and learn more about how your company can use Lotus Domino business applications. Just read this article and get ready for some Extreme Cycling. [DominoPower Magazine, May 2000]

Keep your Palm device from getting the deep six
Whether you dive for sunken treasure or just hang out by the pool with your Palm computer, it's a good idea to make sure your unit is properly protected. This month, Steve Niles dives into a site of useful links for anyone interested in taking their Palm organizer under the sea or, for that matter, being anywhere near water this summer. [PalmPower Magazine, May 2000]

Hooked on classics
The Pocket PC's new Microsoft Reader promises to revolutionize the ebook, but if you're looking for literature you can download today on the machine you already own, check out May's Windows CE Power Site of the Month. This month Steve Niles reviews Geno's eBook Library, a collection of classics you can read using BSQUARE's bReady viewer. What better way to read classic literature than on a classic ebook viewer? [Pocket PC Life Magazine, May 2000]

Pocket PC launches handheld computers further into cyberspace
On April 19, the world of Windows CE was forever changed when Microsoft officially unveiled the Pocket PC. To mark the occasion, Microsoft hosted a gala event at New York's Grand Central Station. Steve Niles takes you inside the Pocket PC launch to give you a first-hand account of the historic day. [Pocket PC Life Magazine, May 2000]

Lotus Notes in free verse
April's DominoPower Site of the Month proves poetry and technology do mix. Steve Niles takes a look at a literary journal created using Lotus Notes 4.6. [DominoPower Magazine, April 2000]

In tune with shareware designer Eric Cheng
As Palm organizer users, we rely on the creators of shareware and freeware to create applications we love to download. On a quest to find a way to strike it rich by writing his own bubblegum dance hit on a Palm device, Steve Niles stumbled upon the Web site of shareware designer, Eric Cheng. In this Cool Site of the Month, you get the opportunity to meet one of the fascinating people behind the shareware you use every day. [PalmPower Magazine, April 2000]

Free stuff for the digital cowboy
Steve Niles finds April's Cool Site of the Month cooking up some Southern-fried wallpaper that'll add a little twang to your Windows CE device. [Pocket PC Life Magazine, April 2000]