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The Open eBook Forum is starting an industry-wide program to collect and publish eBook and eDocument sales and publishing statistics on a quarterly basis. Registration for publishers and retailers who would like to participate in the program is now open on the Open eBook Forum website.

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RunPDA, a memory upgrade and repairs site for PDAs, has made avilable 32MB internal memory upgrades for of CLIE SJ33 handhelds. Since the SJ33 has a 66MHz processor, the company said the 32MB upgraded is also available for T650, T665, NR70, and NR70v CLIEs.

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LandWare has released version 2.01 of Pocket Quicken for Pocket PC. The company said the 2.01 update encapsulates a number of new features and reliability improvements, including:

--Quicken information may now be included on the ‘Today Screen’
--A Built-in calculator for those on-the-fly calculations
--Support for the Pocket PC's global "New" Menu

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Fictionwise is celebrating its third Anniversary by holding store-wide sale. All unencrypted MultiFormat eBooks are discounted 20%, and all encrypted Secure eBooks are discounted 15% from now through June 9th.

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Inesoft has released version 1.01 of its utility for automatically synchronizing financial data between Cash Organizer 2003 Deluxe, a financial minder for the Pocket PC, and Microsoft Money.

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Online software store pdaPointer.com is going to be giving away a new Palm m515 and iPAQ 3955 to celebrate six months in business. Each customer who has bought a software product at pdaPointer.com until June 31st will have a chance to win one of these handhelds on July 1st.

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MARGI Systems has introduced a wireless version of their Presenter-to-Go mobile presentation tool, expanding on its current presentation technology to allow business professionals to wirelessly present from any Wi-Fi-enabled notebook or handheld device using the 802.11b standard. Hewlett-Packard is the first company to license MARGI's Wireless Presenter-to-Go to incorporate wireless presentation capabilities into its new HP Digital Projectors, which are slated to be available this fall.

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