mediabistro.com - 12/12/2008
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The news was buzzing earlier this week with Palm's invite for a CES event. Lots of speculation about what just Ed and Jon might be announcing, but suffice to say, there's a lot on the line here. Palm's taken some hits recently and while devices like the Treo Pro have helped somewhat, it's time ...
engadget.com - 12/11/2008
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engadget.com —
You know, we see a lot ( a
lot ) of PR for CES meetings, press events,...
booth tours, and even the occasional Jeopardy! contest. Rarely, if ever, do we get that geeky little skip in our hearts. We did, however, get one of those skips today when Palm ...
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Palm's new-ness, coming to CES
blog.wired.com - 12/14/2008
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blog.wired.com —
Palm ushered in the handheld computing revolution more
than a decade ago but in the last few...
years the company has been struggling for survival. Now there seems to be new glimmer of hope for it. Palm has industry watchers buzzing with a ...
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Palm's New OS, Phone Likely At CES
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Palm's New OS, Phone Likely At CES
Wired: Gadget Lab —
... "The good news for Palm is that folks are still talking about them and
those making the trek to CES will likely pay
attention to what they're saying," Michael Gartenberg vice president at research firm Jupitermedia wrote on his blog. "If this event disappoints it's going
to be hard for them to muster attention in the future." ...
Palm to Unleash New User Friendly OS and Hardware at CES
MacBlogz - One Stop Apple News —
... “The good news for Palm is that folks are still talking about them and those making the trek to CES will likely pay attention to what they’re saying,” Michael Gartenberg, vice president at research firm Jupitermedia, wrote on his blog. “If this event disappoints it’s going to be hard for them to muster attention in the future.” ...
Palm expected to debut new OS & handset at CES 2009
PalmAddicts —
... "The good news for Palm is that folks are still talking about them and those making the trek to CES will likely pay attention to what they're saying," Michael Gartenberg, vice president at research firm Jupitermedia, wrote on his blog. "If this event disappoints it's going to be hard for them to muster attention in the future." ...
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i4u.com 11/25/2008 — The economic downturn is apparently going to hurt the biggest geek show on earth - the CES 2009.
The CES 2009 is set to start on January 8th that is about 6 weeks away. Usually at this time getting a hotel room during CES is a nightmare and if you ...
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moconews.net 1/5/2009 — Palm is expected to unveil its first device, running its new operating system, this Thursday at the big Consumer Electronic Show in Las Vegas, and of course, there’s some minor details leaking out early. They are pretty vague, and who knows if they ...
CES 2009 will see the Rise of the Touchscreen Netbooks
i4u.com 12/28/2008 — The CES 2009 will officially start on January 8th, which is less than 2 weeks away. Netbooks will be of course a very hot topic at the CES 2009. The new generation of netbooks will add touch and will have twistable screens to use them in tablet or ...
CES 2009: Palm to show new Stuff —
I4U News 12/11/2008
The CES 2009 is only a couple weeks away and the PR agencies already have started to push out teasers and invites. One invite I actually did not find in my inbox comes from Palm. The "fallen" PDA pioneer promises to show Palm New-ness at ...
Rumor: Palm targeting CES for Linux OS launch —
FierceDeveloper 12/11/2008
Weeks after Guns N' Roses finally released its endlessly delayed album Chinese Democracy , it seems another long-in-the-pipeline project may finally see the light of day: Palm appears poised to officially unveil its next-generation mobile operating ...
Microsoft's phone news at CES —
CNET News.com 12/11/2008
No Zune phone? Not news. But Microsoft might use CES as an opportunity to announce new software and services for Windows Mobile, and Zune might be part of the mix.
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