last100: Have we just witnessed the second coming of Palm?
Gaines
· 10 months ago
This is excellent news. I'm a fan of Windows Mobile, however I know a lot of people who really just need a phone/personal organizer without all the extra stuff who would love this. We're working on starting a community over at http://www.SprintPre.net
Daniel
· 10 months ago
I was quite excited by the presentation too, but whenever it comes time for the carrier to come on stage I start feeling sick. Personally, hearing how they have nothing to offer apart from suckering people into being forced to use their network to get the phone, kind of takes all the enjoyment out of it.
Alejo
· 10 months ago
I'm looking forward to checking this device out.
Minor correction on exclusives: AT&T has the Bold. Verizon has the Storm.
Steve
· 10 months ago
This looks like they may have increased the usability back to the old Palm days of simplicity-something that people looking for an entry level phone/storage device would feel comfortable buying.
I also like how multiple scripts are on board regarding the apps. I wonder if Android/Palm's OS/mac OS's can all sustain market share or if one will prevail.
dc crowley
· 10 months ago
I'm an old palm fan who lost the faith. This looks very convincing. The web OS and synergy looks amazing and the low barrier for widgets shows they mean business. I hope they do really well with this
meridian
· 10 months ago
Should be good competition for the iPhone. This is a good thing.
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Personally, hearing how they have nothing to offer apart from suckering people into being forced to use their network to get the phone, kind of takes all the enjoyment out of it.
Minor correction on exclusives: AT&T has the Bold. Verizon has the Storm.
I also like how multiple scripts are on board regarding the apps. I wonder if Android/Palm's OS/mac OS's can all sustain market share or if one will prevail.
Yes, I meant the Storm. Corrected, thanks.