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    Comments on: The Week in Review: May 6 - 12In m500 series news, the week started out well with the proof that they could use applications designed for Sony's Memory Stick, including MSMount. On Tuesday, Palm finally began to fullfill some of the orders that it had taken on its webstore. Later, we published a followup review of the m505. Not to ignore the other new handhelds, on Monday we gave a list of applications that will support the HandEra's and N710C's high-resolution screens.
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 Micro$oft Experience AdsI.M. Anonymous @ 5/13/2001 10:46:46 AM #
Anybody clicked on the Microsoft ads scattered around the site? I'm a loyal Palm user but does anyone know anything about this "Mobile Experience Tour" M$ is putting on. I always like to know what the competition is doing.
Click here: Funny they are advertising here. I guess they are trolling for converts. Dr. Bob
Surprise, surprise!
I think the week has been one of interesting revelations. From the question about whether Hungarian or US made M505s were better, to the fact that Palm shows off at the Cannes, only makes you realise that Palm has gone a loooonnngg way since the introduction of the Palm Pilot.
My point? Well, this week has shown me that we all can look forward to an exciting future with our Palms. It's just a matter of time - be patient. PalmPlan
CONTACT ME DIRECTLYI.M. Anonymous @ 5/14/2001 9:47:15 AM #
You have caught my interest. Don't mean to budge in,,,you made me laugh b/c I couldn't tell if your subject was the business of palms or personal. Curious in Texas.
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