Comments on: palmOne Opening Smartphone Engineering Center in Dublin
palmOne today announced it will open an engineering centre in Dublin, Ireland, the company's first such facility in Europe. The centre will focus on core, leading-edge mobile technology to help palmOne accelerate the delivery of next-generation smartphones to European carriers and their customers.
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RE: Good luck, Ed
It's nice to have some relatively local news concerning PalmOne's business adventures. It has to be said, Europe churns out new mobiles and mobile technology at a phenomenal rate. It could be a good environment for development.
RE: Good luck, Ed
Some see much interactive work in the future.
Every phone needs a wallet. Wallets are not replaced very often but they do need to keep working.
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RE: Good luck, Ed
Good move! Keep the budget in Euros and get qucker feedback from an engineering crew that knows the European cell phone market. I wonder how many Yanks are going to head out for this job?
RE: Good luck, Ed
More interaction?
If Dublin link up with some folks in Scandinavia they will have more work too.
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Good luck, Ed
Some people can get excited about cellphones, I guess...
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