Chapura released KeySuite 2.1, an update that allows Palm Powered handheld owners who use Microsoft Outlook to manage their information from Outlook Calendar, Contacts, Tasks and Notes. New features include support for all Outlook Calendar recurrence patterns on the handheld and a Smart Look Up feature enables individuals to find information in KeyNotes quickly by searching each word in the first line of every note.

At its Connect conference held this week PeopleSoft cataloged its CRM advancements over the past several weeks, and outlined some product changes that will effect all PeopleSoft applications. According to destinationCRM, PeopleSoft pointed out that it has released PeopleSoft Infosync Server, designed to deliver automatic, server-side synchronization between PeopleSoft CRM and Microsoft Outlook and IBM Lotus Notes servers, eliminating the need to load synchronization software on the client.

PC Magazine reviews the RIM BlackBerry 7230 handheld, the first RIM model with a color display and 900-, 1,800-, and 1,900-MHz tri-band GSM/GPRS coverage for international use. The 7230 can serve as a BlackBerry Enterprise Server client for email from Outlook Exchange or Lotus Domino systems and for Internet mail, with up to ten Internet email accounts configured via a wizard.

MobileMag takes a quick look at the recently announced Motorola MPx200, the first smartphone from the alliance between Microsoft and Motorola. The new Motorola MPx200 allows customers to manage their personal information and synchronize their email, calendar and contacts with Microsoft Outlook either via a PC connection or via seamless over-the-air synchronization with Exchange Server.

Spamotomy awarded its highest rating ever for a desktop anti-spam product to InBoxer from Audiotrieve, The Spamotomy review is the result of an extensive week-long evaluation involving the processing of thousands of email messages, including more than a thousand junk mail messages. At the end of a week, InBoxer removed 96.5% of all spam with a 0.07% false positive rating. InBoxer requires Microsoft Windows and Microsoft Outlook.

PMN reports that Bytemobile has announced a tool for improving enterprise wireless data experiences. Bytemobile claims its Optigo Enterprise product can increase the performance of wireless data by up to ten times, creating an experience equivalent to an office LAN connection for a remote user.

Xpherix announced the introduction of Remo, a connectivity solution for mobile subscribers, developed for QUALCOMM’s Binary Runtime Environment for Wireless (BREW) platform. Using Remo’s Get Email function subscribers can easily view, reply, and send email right from their mobile phone. Remo’s Calendar function enables subscribers to use the mobile phone to view, add, edit or delete calendar events stored in their computer. Any changes made on the phone are automatically synchronized back to their Microsoft Outlook calendar.

This interesting article from InfoWorld asks what would happen if email just disappeared.

Penton Media’s Windows & .NET Magazine announced today that GFI FAXmaker for Exchange was selected a winner in the Best Fax Server category of the Windows & .NET Magazine Readers’ Choice Awards. GFI FAXmaker was also voted Best Fax Server last year, when the Windows & .NET Magazine Readers’ Choice Awards were first introduced.

WowGao is set and ready to go for its upcoming Ultimate Leading Edge International IT Conferences and Expos, which is to be held in Toronto, Canada at the Toronto Congress Centre from October 14 to 16. The events employ a unique format of 7 conferences and exhibitions under 1 roof.