The delayed and long overdue OS from Palm will finally be showing its face at this years CES. Businessweek is reporting that Palm will show off a device running "Nova" and that it should be released to the general population mid 2009. Over the last few years Palm has put together a considerable group of engineers to finally make the OS happen. There is a die hard following of the Palm OS user base; any true loyalist never opted for the Palm made handsets that ran Windows Mobile. This update proves to be a giant breath of fresh air provided it holds up to its competitors.
One has to wonder though if it's too little to late for Palm. As of recent Palm has turned more into a hardware company than one who makes an OS for hardware. Since the last major release we have seen the iPhone launch, Android launch and many updates to Windows Mobile and Symbian. If Palm doesn't deliver a show stopper then this may be the last we see of Palm OS.
Though #$#)$# you palm for never doing anything with BeOS!. What wasted of potential.
Let's just say BeOS, touchscreen, mobile.
Let's just say BeOS, touchscreen, mobile.
now that would be the awesome and the fastest touch screen on the market, and it would be able to multitask like a bitch!!!.
Good luck, Palm. you'll need all you can get for being caught sleeping at the wheel.
LTD, notice an Apple guy working on it? It will be a raging success.
LTD, notice an Apple guy working on it? It will be a raging success.
Well then there's hope for them yet.
LTD, notice an Apple guy working on it? It will be a raging success.
Well then there's hope for them yet.
unless he came from the Mobileme team :rofl:
LTD, notice an Apple guy working on it? It will be a raging success.
Well then there's hope for them yet.
unless he came from the Mobileme team :rofl:
Yeah, MobileMe didn't have a very good start, that's for sure. But it works beautifully now.
Oh please. He didnt even mention Apple this time, stop beign so defensive.
He holds everything not related to Apple in contempt.
So what?
Not entirely true, anyway. I do like Linux. And cookies. And Logitech's gaming mouse line has impressed me, and continues to do so.
I think puppies are great, too.
So what? How does that affect you? People need learn to stop caring about such insignificant things.
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