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PalmOne Refocuses on Smartphones

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Jan 21, 2004, 7:26 PM by (staff)

PalmOne today announced plans to increase development efforts on smartphone products, shifting investment away from non-phone handhelds. The company acquired Handspring last year, and recently released the well-received Treo 600 smartphone.

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