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Tag Archives: Palm
Apple is the new Palm
When Jon Rubenstein and his band of Apple cast-offs unveiled webOS and the Palm Pre, they were hailed as the next Apple. So it’s only fitting that the Apple of 2010 is taking it’s cues from the Palm of old. Remember … Continue reading
Picking nits: why I’m skipping the Palm Pre
Don’t get me wrong. In many respects, the Palm Pre is a groundbreaking smartphone that portends the obliteration of the line between phone and full size computer. It joins the iPhone and arguably the Android devices as the only computer some … Continue reading
Pre starts off behind the eight ball
From c|net: Sprint Nextel and Palm announced on Tuesday an official release date and pricing for the Palm Pre. The Pre will be available nationwide on June 6 for $199.99 after a $100 mail-in rebate and with a two-year contract on Sprint’s … Continue reading
First, kill all the lawyers
Palm has trouble, right here in River City. Apple’s COO and interim CEO said on their recent earnings call that they would aggressively defend their intellectual property. He didn’t call out the Palm Pre by name, but the subtext was there. … Continue reading
Palm’s accident of timing
It’s about time something went Palm’s way. And now, suddenly, everything seems to be going Palm’s way. They blew everyone away at CES, are getting tons of positive press in the national media, and now, their biggest rival in the … Continue reading
Pre-mature
Don’t get too excited about the Palm Pre, folks. Palm themselves is going to kill it the same way they they killed the Foleo, which could have been the standard-bearer netbook: by fundamentally misunderstanding the mobile market. When they should … Continue reading
Palm Pre is close, but no cigar
Don’t get me wrong. Palm’s keynote at CES was impressive (I wasn’t there, but thanks to liveblogging from gdgt, TreoCentral and cnet, I feel like I was). Palm’s webOS platform and Pre smartphone take the best of the iPhone and Google Android, … Continue reading
What might have been
I remember vividly reading the autobiography of great Houston Rockets center Hakeem Olajuwan. He recounted how the Rockets organization passed on several trades they could have made in the late 1980s and early 90s that would have given the Rockets … Continue reading
Palm’s game changing hardware
I’ve been thinking a lot about something Palm CEO Ed Colligan has said a few times now. He said that the new devices based on Nova, the codename for Palm’s new OS, will feature “game changing hardware.” This is an interesting phrase. … Continue reading