Lucky Jim
Please please be Nokia! Top smartphone seller by far with the best platform by far sounds fun. However it almost certain that they would screw it.
View ArticleSammy the Walrus IV
Deputy...I heard rumors that Verizon might be looking to stop carrying Palm phones because of so few sales. Have you come into contact with this? Guess one analyst also mentioned it.
View Articleelllroy
well, rimm comes to mind. if they don't have something up their sleeve in the ballpark what microsoft has with windows phone 7, they should act fast and buy webOS.
View ArticleMarkM
Serves Rubinstein right - the guy played games with the iTunes integration and messed the customer base around. Good tech but poorly run.
View ArticleDan Frommer
Haven't seen it. I imagine they'd want to sell out their inventory. But if they are focusing on Android and eventually the iPhone, and Palm phones aren't selling, it wouldn't be a huge shock.
View Articlebob e
Most buyers are waiting to pick up a Windows 7 Series phone I think. The market has too many players. I feel bad for Palm and all those poor stockholders who made and lost a fortune.
View Articleroc
RIM's the only plausible suitor. But their customers seem willing to gladly suffer a crap OS so long as they get a decent keyboard and mail app. So unless RIM's internal efforts to modernize their OS...
View ArticleRolfe Blitzen
You're kidding, right? Waiting for Windows 7 Phone Edition, or whatever it's called? It might have Gizmodo excited, but Microsoft will have to beat the bushes pretty hard to keep from standing still or...
View ArticleFred Sanford
Yes, Bob, you're right. The monkey that just flew out of my behind said he was waiting for Windows 7 Phone Edition Series Plus. Also.
View ArticleFired Sanford
Yes, Bob, you're right. The monkey that just flew out of my behind said he was waiting for Windows 7 Phone Edition Series Plus. Also.
View Articletyler
noone cares about Windows 7 Phone. The iPhone-esque UI is lipstick on a pig -- the crappy WIndows Mobile OS underneath is largely unchanged , and they tacked "7" on it to try to ride the coattails of...
View ArticleMr. Disappointed
I tried to buy a Pre but Sprint wouldn't sell it to me without more-than-doubling my monthly bill to as much as an iphone costs. So I got an iphone instead. Even without factoring in network effects,...
View ArticleKenC
I kind of like your idea that RIM might buy Palm. They were both known for their emphasis on keyboards, so why not? RIM needs a better touch OS. There's no reason why they can't run two OSes until they...
View ArticleDavid J. MacKay
I agree with the other comments that RIM needs a better touch OS (and WebOS might be a good fit) but buying all of Palm is an overly expensive way to upgrade. RIM has the brand, the sales channel and...
View ArticleJustin Bell
Hardly seems surprising. I live in New Zealand and I have never seen the new Palm devices in person. Vodafone's site turns up empty results when listing Palm phones. Sure, NZ isn't a big market by a...
View ArticleGeorge
HP! They've completely screwed up and missed their opportunity in the mobile space by relying on Windows Mobile. HP could get back in the game by buying Palm, keeping the Palm brand (call it the HP...
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