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Palm keeps pushing, announces Pixi Plus and Pre Plus for AT&T “in the coming months”
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Palm may be down, but they're not out just yet. Following the launch of the Pre and Pixi on Sprint last year and ...
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Palm loses $22 million, sees some positive signs
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The company reported a $22 million loss on revenues of about $366 million. The loss is not unexpected because the smartphone maker lowered its revenue...
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Palm Introduces Developer Purchase Program
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Palm has just let us know that a new Palm Developer Purchase Program is online. If you are a webOS developer or considering it, you can know...
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Totally Unreal: Palm and Epic Games bring Unreal Engine 3 to webOS
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Only yesterday we were drooling over the idea that Epic Games had managed to port their draw-droppingly beautiful game engine, Unreal Engine 3 ...
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Starting tomorrow, Verizon Palm devices to go mail-in-rebateless?
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One of our Verizon Wireless connects just handed us some pretty interesting info: starting tomorrow, Palm devices on Verizon Wireless will not require a mail-in-rebate...
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Palm Makes SDK Available for webOS 1.4
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Today Palm released a software developer kit for webOS 1.4. The new SDK's most important new tools include WebKit 4, which features improved CSS support...
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Palm’s Hail Mary to be a Sprint 4G handset?
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Speculation is running rampant about the future of Palm after it lowered its guidance last week with analysts, pundits and bloggers alike offering up advice to the struggling company...
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New Palm webOS phone for later this year?
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The Wall Street Journal says that those familiar with Palm's situation expect the manufacturer to offer up a new webOS phone by the end of this year...
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Palm T-Mobile Rumors Debunked
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Last week, there were rumors abound that T-Mobile would get their first Palm device since the Palm Treo 600. No doubt Palm could benefit from adding carriers
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Palm's webOS 1.4 emerges: screenshots galore -- Engadget
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We heard (momentarily) that Sprint was fixing to roll webOS 1.4 out to Palm devices starting today, and it seems as if one particular Pre
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webOS 1.4 to get released today by Sprint, Pre update carries support for Flash
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Sprint's web site confirms that webOS 1.4 will be out today for the Pre and Pixi and the Pre's update will include support for Flash...
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Palm CEO talks about disappointing sales
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Poor Jon Rubinstein. After a strong, early push, Palm's sales have slowed and revenue has dried up with $300-$320 million in Q3...
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Palm Says Revenue Will Be Lower Than Expected, Cites Slow Sales
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Handset manufacturer Palm has updated its guidance this morning, indicating that revenues for the quarter and full year will be “well below its previously forecasted range of $1.6 billion to $1.8 billion”. The company expects that revenues for the third quarter of fiscal year 2010 will be in the range of $285 million to $310 million on a GAAP basis...
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