Palmtop & Graham Team Up for Symbian Online Services.

From: Computergram International | Date: June 7, 1999 | Copyright information

Palmtop Software has inked a deal to distribute Graham Technology Ltd's GT-X internet trading software as part of its EPOC wireless information device software portfolio, increasing the online services available for the Symbian platform. Palmtop, a UK-based PDA software developer, will offer the client as a free download or bundled with its software.

The Graham thin client connects to a server-side data...

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