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RE: Palm Tungsten T
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RE: Palm Tungsten T
The only other thing you should consider with the T|T is the Macromedia Flash capabilities that the NX** series have. Thats minor, but its still making me iffy on buying the T|T or the NX** series.
"Now thats just PRIME!"
RE: Palm Tungsten T
OK, I guess
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RE: OK, I guess
This way, the keyboard exists, and graffiti is left in tact. However, I think only Sony would only be able to use this because of their "special" API.
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RE: OK, I guess
Why Doesn't RIM become a PalmSource Licensee?
RE: Why Doesn't RIM become a PalmSource Licensee?
OK, so its not exactly a compiled app, but the ties are there.
~ "Don't be too proud of this technological terror you've constructed." - DV ~
evil but understandable
But make no mistake about it: this is evil. Small, thumb operated keyboards have been around for a while. The fact that RIM could prevail with this patent claim means that our choices as consumer will be limited because new devices will have a harder time making it in the market.
RE: evil but understandable
I think Palm should counter sue RIM for having an 'M' in their name, and thus infringing trademark.
If this is the kind of tactics RIM have to fall back on, then they can't have much confidence in their own technology.
FBN
RE: evil but understandable
RE: evil but understandable
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