PUBLIC MARKS with tag palm

It's easy to look back at Palm's story arc from 1992 to 2012 and feel a sense of loss and sadness — this was a company that pioneered PDAs, popularized smartphones, and developed a revolutionary new platform on limited resources with an extraordinary concentration of industry talent before meeting its demise at the hands of HP.

Indeed.

On se demandait depuis plusieurs semaine qui allait reprendre les rennes de Palm. Hewlett-Packard (HP) vient d’annoncer lors d’une conférence de presse le rachat de Palm d’après un accord signé le 28 avril 2010. La transaction est de 1,2 milliard d’euros. « L’acquisition de Palm est une opportunité de transformation. » a déclaré Todd Bradley (HP).

Android overtakes Palm

A jQuery plugin for mobile web development on the iPhone, Android, Palm Pre, and other forward-thinking devices.

11 mois à mozilla seulement. bizarre.

C'est quand même mignon un Dragonball SuperVZ.

Why not push the idea a little further? Let’s imagine. I’m a reader of, say, The Guardian, Le Monde or the Norwegian VG. And I want to consume my online paper during my morning commute. My iPhone (or any future similar device) is set to wake up at 7h00 sharp and download my favorite web sites’ latest updates.

Ca s'appelle AvantGo, et on l'utilisait en 2000. Une bonne phrase dans l'article néanmoins :

Anytime/anywhere broadband availability exists only in Google’s imagination.

my next phone

Certains - jaloux ? - se plaignent que la batterie de l'iPhone 3G ne dure pas bien longtemps, mais ont-ils comparé avec les concurrents offrant les mêmes fonctionnalités ? PC World l'a fait.

Tests et téléchargements gratuits de logiciels pour Windows, Mac, Palm, Pocket PC et téléphone mobile.

iPhone, le nouveau Palm :

Only one iPhone application can run at a time, and third-party applications never run in the background. This means that when users switch to another application, answer the phone, or check their email, the application they were using quits.

This wiki is (mostly) dedicated to open source operating systems (Linux, BSD, ...) on handheld devices (such as HP iPAQs, other PocketPCs, Palms, etc.) Read more about HandHelds.org.

Funambol provides mobile 2.0 messaging software powered by open source. It includes a mobile data synchronization server that pushes email to mobile phones from Yahoo! Mail, Gmail, AOL Mail, POP/IMAP servers and other email servers. It enables you to synchronize PIM (contacts and calendar) data with SyncML devices (e.g. Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Motorola, Siemens, etc.). There are also Funambol- and community-provided plug-ins and clients for devices without SyncML, such as Outlook, BlackBerry (community project), Windows Mobile, Palm (community project), Java-enabled devices and iPods. You can setup a full PIM sync system that allows Outlook contacts and calendar events to stay in sync with all of your wireless devices. Funambol also provides a mobile platform and tools to develop, deploy and manage wireless applications that work in connected or disconnected mode. It includes an open source device management server that provides a framework to manage mobile devices, automatically provisioning and configuring them over-the-air. Funambol is a certified open source implementation of the Open Mobile Alliance (OMA) Data Synchronization (DS) and Device Management (DM) protocols, commonly referred to as SyncML. Funambol offers the myFUNAMBOL portal that lets anyone get email on their mobile phone and that syncs PIM data to their devices.

Share your Internet connection with your Palm device via Bluetooth - 10 EASY steps