Comments on: Mentat Supplies TCP/IP for Palm OS Cobalt

Mentat today announced that it has licensed its TCP/IP stack and Streams infrastructure to PalmSource. Both Mentat TCP and Mentat Portable Streams (MPS) have been integrated into Palm OS Cobalt and will be available to all users as standard components of the operating system.
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So reminiscent of Mac OS... :)

Winter_ @ 5/12/2004 2:12:27 PM #
I find funny how many things from the Palm OS keep striking me as similar to Mac OS. Mac OS Classic also used Mentat STREAMs...
RE: So reminiscent of Mac OS... :)
Fammy @ 5/12/2004 3:18:07 PM #
Insert MacOS - BeOS - PalmOS conspiracy theories here. =)

-- Fammy
RE: So reminiscent of Mac OS... :)
Winter_ @ 5/12/2004 7:06:07 PM #
It's all against M$, you know... ;)

Timing?

ocspub @ 5/12/2004 3:01:53 PM #
From the press release:

"Both Mentat TCP and Mentat Portable Streams (MPS) have been integrated into Palm OS Cobalt and will be available to all users as standard components of the operating system."

Does that mean they were integrated into the production release of Cobalt before it was handed over to licensees, or is this (like the OpenGL ES stuff) for a future version of Cobalt?

Oliver

RE: Timing?
bcombee @ 5/12/2004 6:01:51 PM #
The Mentat TCP/IP implementation has been in Palm OS Cobalt for a while. I don't know why the press release was delayed until today -- maybe they wanted to time it with some other news or a key financial date.

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Ben Combee
http://palmos.combee.net - PDA programmer weblog
RE: Timing?
RhinoSteve @ 5/13/2004 5:10:58 AM #
So was there a "TCP/IP stack shootout" and this was the winner?
RE: Timing?
batmon @ 5/14/2004 12:23:34 AM #
Maybe because Nintendo announced their Nintendo DS with wireless and PDA features?? :-p

http://www.nintendo.com/e3_2004/ds/index.jsp



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