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palm.com - 1/8/2009

Palm Pre

— palm.com — Most people who’re blogging about this tonight seem disappointed somehow. And yet, I think that they’ve simply had unrealistic expectations – it’s a pretty decent comeback, and I like the fact that Palm did have something to show for ... (more) Palm Pre

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Palm Pre

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i.gizmodo.com - 1/9/2009

Palm Pre Preview: Simply Amazing [Palm]

— i.gizmodo.com — Hey, I just had some time to play with the Palm Pre, maybe the most important handset to be announced in two years, and here's what it was like to use it. Updates coming. The Palm Pre is a lot smaller than I initially thought it would be. A good ... (more) Palm Pre Preview: Simply Amazing [Palm]

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Palm’s latest gets a big hand at CES
GMSV — ... , who will be able to build apps using the CSS, HTML and XML they already know , rather than some new language. Even if its market share has dropped from its pioneering days, Palm still has a lot of fans rooting for a comeback, and today was as auspicious a start as they could hope for. Said ...

Palm announces the webOS platform and the good-looking Palm Pre smartphone
Unwired View — ... For the beginning, Palm Pre will be exclusively available via Sprint in the US. Its exact release date was not announced, but it will happen sometime in the first half of 2009. After that, the GSM/HSDPA version of the smartphone will also be outed, in different other markets. Pricing details will be announced later this year. Source: Palm Similar Posts: Beta Testing of Palm Treo 800w? O2 UK launches the Xda Zest for prepaid and ...

Awww: Sounds Like Palm Pre Will Be Over $200 [Palm Pre]
Gizmodo — ... Sincerest apologies to those who had their hopes up for a cheaper, multi-touch smartphone: It looks like the Palm Pre may cost more than $200. [Palm Pre and ...

Sounds Like Palm Pre Won't Come Cheap [Palm Pre]
Gizmodo — ... Sincerest apologies to those who had their hopes up for a cheaper, multi-touch smartphone: It looks like the Palm Pre is going to cost a pretty penny. [Palm Pre and ...

Can Pre Save Palm From Being Put Out to Pasture? [GigaOM]
GigaOM Network — ... Today, after a nearly year-long delay, Palm announced WebOS, a brand-new web-centric mobile operating system, and the ...

Palm Pre
SuperSite Blog — So I like what I see so far. But ... yet another mobile OS? Sprint? Egad. I have to say, I wish them well. I really do. Here's the press release: Palm Unveils All-new webOS Web-Centric Platform and New Palm Pre Phone to Debut Exclusively on Sprint's Mobile Broadband Network in First Half of 2009 Palm, Inc. today unveiled its groundbreaking Palm webOS mobile platform, built from the ground up to be constantly connected to the web, and the new Palm Pre, the first phone based on the new ...

Palm Pre: Looking Good
dailywireless.org — ... Palm’s webOS is brand-new, invented exclusively for mobile use. Palm says its interface and hardware design makes it the most integrated and user-friendly phone for mobile users. ...

Apple Should Take Notice of the Palm Pre
MacBlogz - One Stop Apple News — ... “Palm products have always been about simplifying lives and delivering great user experiences,” said Ed Colligan, Palm president and chief executive officer. “webOS and Pre bring game-changing simplicity to an increasingly mobile world by dissolving the barriers that surround your information. It’s technology that seems like it’s thinking ahead to bring you what you care about most - your people, your time, and your information - in the easiest and most seamless way.” ...

Mobile OS Platforms, Competition, & Generativity
Technology Liberation Front — As Berin and I have noted here before (here and here), there seems to be no shortage of competition and innovation in the mobile operating system (OS) space. We’ve got: Apple’s iPhone platform, Microsoft’s Windows Mobile, Symbian, Google’s Android, BlackBerry, Palm OS (+ Palm’s new WebOS), the LiMo platform, and OpenMoko. I am missing any? I don’t think so. Even if I have, this is really an astonishing ...

Mobile OS Platforms, Competition, & Generativity
The Progress & Freedom Foundation Blog — As Berin and I have noted here before (here and here), there seems to be no shortage of competition and innovation in the mobile operating system (OS) space. We've got: Apple's iPhone platform, Microsoft's Windows Mobile, Symbian, Google's Android, BlackBerry, Palm OS (+ Palm's new WebOS), the LiMo platform, and OpenMoko. I am missing any? I don't think so. Even if I have, ...

Apple’s multi-touch patent sets up a legal battle with Palm
The Apple Core — ... of Palm now has some legal teeth behind it. Can it be long before Apple’s legal department files a motion to block ex-Appler Jon Rubenstein and company’s use of anything resembling multi-touch in their upcoming Pre handset? The engineers over at Palm better put their thinking caps on. Meanwhile Palm PR may want to reconsider this part of their 8 January 2009 press release : Having used the T-Mobile/HTC G1 for a few days makes me appreciate (and miss!) having multi-touch on that device. It’s truly a competitive advantage for Apple because it’s so intuitive and natural feeling. ...

Apple Awarded Patent on Palm Pre Gesture Area?
Digital Daily — ... area of the device that, unlike the touch screen, does not display visual output. The touchpad may be a touch-sensitive surface that is separate from the touch screen 112 or an extension of the touch-sensitive surface formed by the touch screen. A touch-sensitive area of the device that, unlike the touch screen, does not display visual output. Hmm. That sounds awfully familiar, doesn’t it? Where have I heard that before … Oh, I know, in Palm’s announcement of the Pre Palm Pre features include the following: ...