SLO Revo, Inc, formerly Creative Digital Publishing, Inc., has been a mobile-computing pioneer since 1993 when we started publishing Handheld Systems, a mobile software developer magazine. Handheld Systems ceased publication in 1999. We also created and maintained The Mobile Almanac, an on-line web site for mobile computing products and services. That site was decommisioned in 2000.

We released the industry's first commercial Palm application, WorldTime, in 1996, only two months after the introduction of the original Palm Pilot. It's successor, WorldFAQ™, is still available. It is one of the most widely-distributed Palm travel applications.

Our current activities include development of new Palm OS-compatible software titles, plus consulting and applications development for third parties on a contract basis. Recent clients include Sprint, HorusVision, Landware, HandSignal, and Checkpoint. We have extensive expertise in software for Palm-compatible smartphones, including wireless connectivity and messaging.

SLO Revo's president, Steve Mann, is author of Programming Applications with the Wireless Application Protocol, co-author with Ray Rischpater of Advanced Palm Programming, and co-author with Scott Sbihli of The Wireless Application Protocol, a Wiley Tech Brief.