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Palm Says Next-Gen Dev Tools On the Way
... York City, Palm provided a lot of information about webOS' future. First and foremost, Palm will begin transitioning away from its Mojo developer environment starting ...
Palm Comes Back from the Dead With Pint-Sized Verizon Exclusive
Palm, a California company that purchased the rights to the Palm brand from TCL, today launched a new device it calls an ultra-mobile ...
Palm to Grant Some Developers Early Access to Pre, Also Intros New Cloud Syncing
Today Palm announced that it is allowing some developers to get their hands on the Palm Pre Mojo SDK early. The SDK will be necessary ...
Palm Licenses Palm OS Back From Access
Palm today signed a deal to license the Palm OS Garnet (Palm OS 5) source code from Access. The Treo manufacturer paid $44 million to ...
Palm Gives Nod to Devs to Skip the Apps Catalog
Today Palm revealed that it will allow developers to submit apps that can be distributed openly on the web rather than through the Palm Apps ...
Palm and Sprint Working on Palm Profile Backup Fix
Palm and Sprint have issued a joint statement acknowledging problems with end users' Palm Profile information. Users had been reporting that their full Palm Profile ...
Verizon's Palm Device Available to Buddy Up with Your Phone On November 2
... the new Palm companion device. Verizon says the small smartphone will be available online and in stores starting November 2. Big Red is offering several ...
Palm Issues Statement Over Palm Pre Privacy Concerns
... and the Palm Pre of sending end-user information -- including location data and what sort of applications were running ...
Palm to Open Apps Catalog to Paid Apps
Today Palm announced that it has begun accepting paid applications for the Palm Apps World starting today through a beta e-commerce program. Developers ...
TCL to Revive Palm with Help from the Tech Community
... acquired the Palm brand and plans to revive the failed tech company. "We are interested in the brand because we believe the brand has value," ...
Palm Will Move To Linux OS Of Its Own
Palm CEO Ed Colligan today announced the company will soon unveil a Linux-based operating system for its smartphones. The Treo maker will use ...
Palm Shares Some Details About Product Transitions
Palm recently held its quarterly earnings results. During the phone call, executives provided some information about its future generation of products. Palm's CEO said that ...
Palm Now Officially a Part of HP
Today Palm officially became owned by Hewlett-Packard. HP purchased Palm for $1.2 billion after lackluster sales of its webOS devices at Sprint, Verizon ...
Palm Shows Off More webOS Features
... in California, Palm took the opportunity to reveal a few more features that will be found on the webOS mobile platform and Palm Pre. First ...
PalmOne Buys Back Palm Name
... to the Palm brand. The Palm brand has been co-owned by PalmOne and PalmSource, the software branch of Palm, since the two companies ...
Palm Continues Palm OS Development With Treo 680
Palm today unveiled their first Palm OS smartphone with an internal antenna. The Treo 680 is similar in design the Windows Mobile Treo 750 announced ...
Palm's Next Generation OS Not Available Until 2008
... conference call, Palm CEO Ed Colligan reversed course on earlier statements that Palm would introduce a Linux-Garnet hybrid operating system on devices later ...
New Palm OS Won't Be Available Until Late 2008
... and analysts, Palm CEO Ed Colligan admitted that Palm's new Linux-based operating system will not be available until the end of 2008. This ...
Palm Will Use CES 2009 to Introduce Its 'Nova' Platform
Palm has scheduled a press conference during the Consumer Electronics Show in January 2009. According to BusinessWeek, Palm will use that opportunity to introduce its ...
Palm Aims to Make App Distribution and Discovery Better
Today Palm said that developers will now have the tools to integrate webOS apps, widgets and services across the entire internet. Palm will be offering ...
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