Comments on: Quickies: Palm CTO Resigns; New Vindigo Cities
Vindigo, the personal navigation app, has just added Portland and San Diego to its growing list of cities. They have also added their first set of personalization features.
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RE: Uh oh!
RE: Uh oh!
I think the rumors are not true. What OS are they going to use? The BIG benefit of the Palm based OS is the HUGE number of apps, and the developer base. Sony & Handspring NOT going to switch OSes at this point in the game.
- AB_1
RE: Uh oh!
Besides, all I did was post info from CNET. What's wrong with that?
RE: Uh oh!
I don't know much about this person, but he has only been at Palm for a year and nothing ground breaking has happened, so why the big fuss.
The person to take his place may be just what Palm needs. Not that I think they need much.
Palm has something that people want. Its simple, its stable and yet you have more choices of software than you possibly handle.
Handspring and Sony switching the 70% market share OS for the 20% market share OS. Yeah right!
RE: Uh oh!
He's a typically strident little Ballmerian, Microsoft MVP and PocketPC.com "writer", and has his own Pocket PC web site, where he preaches the Pocket PC gospel.
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Uh oh!
But the real shocker was the last paragraph of the CNET article: Enderle said rumors are flying in Silicon Valley that Handspring and Sony, which license the Palm operating system, are shopping for a new OS. "No one is ever comfortable licensing from a competitor,"
Hmm....very interesting!