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News: Google launches Google News for iPhone, iPod touch
Original at iLounge
• Fri, Nov 20
By news@ilounge.com (Charles Starrett) Google has launched a new mobile-formatted version of its Google News homepage. The new offering is optimized for display on the iPhone and iPod touch, as well as Android devices and the Palm Pre. It offers the same personalization available on the desktop, along with more stories, source...
Palm Pre webOS 1.3.1 update hits the scene, No iTunes sync fix included
Original at PMP Today
• Sat, Nov 14
By Allan David Reyes Palm has just released webOS 1.3.1 update for the Palm Pre, but unlike their webOS 1.2.1, doesn’t come with a fix to address the Apple disabled iTunes syncing. Have they given up the fight? We don’t exactly know, but what we’re certain of is that webOS 1.3.1 does come with a lot of goodies in [...] Palm ha...
Why I disagree with @Arrington about Droid
Original at Scobleizer - Tech Geek Blogger
• Fri, Nov 13
By Robert Scoble Looking at the comments from my Droid vs. iPhone vs. Palm Pre post (hundreds of them) there are quite a few that think I wasn’t fair to the Droid. They think the Droid completely beats the iPhone. Anyway, I’ll do a video to show you some of the differences and why I disagree with Arrington and you ca...
Apple please include a keyboard in your next design
Original at palmaddict.typepad.com
• Mon, Nov 9
By sam mcloughln From SH] I have an iPhone, I use it daily and have no complaints but if I had the choice now of whether to get an iPhone or a Palm Pre then I'd choose the Pre. I love the keyboard and that is what I wish the iPhone had so Apple if your listening maybe you can think about including one in your next hardwa...
Natural Born Killers: Android, Apple and Windows Mobile
Original at Mobility Site
• Mon, Nov 9
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By Zealot These days, every new smartphone is here to “kill” some other smartphone. Whoever coined the term “iPhone Killer” really needs to be hurt badly with a microwave antenna. At first any phone with a large touchscreen was dubbed an iPhone Killer, then of course the Palm Pre was the first major co...
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The Droid fails AS A PRODUCT when compared to Palm Pre and iPhone
Original at Scobleizer - Tech Geek Blogger
• Sun, Nov 8
By Robert Scoble I told Dave Winer that it looks a lot like Windows 3.1. The Mac back then was way better, but we all know that Apple ended up in 1995 with a small market share compared to Windows 95. The thing is, the Droid is Windows 3.1. It is showing the momentum is shifting but now Google has to ship their metaphori...
Apple Snow Leopard Update Kills Atom Processor Support
Original at Gearlog
• Mon, Nov 2
Bad news for those running Snow Leopard on their netbooks--Apple is pulling another Palm Pre, cutting off the operating system's support for the Intel Atom processor. OS X Daily has this to say about the 10.6.2 update, StellaRolla recommends staying with 10.6.1 (or 10.5.8 if you're running Leo...
Patch: News: Apple releases iTunes 8.2.1 with bug fixes, Palm Pre blocked?
Original at iLounge
• Wed, Jul 15
By news@ilounge.com (Charles Starrett) Apple has released iTunes 8.2.1, its latest update to its digital media management software. According to Apple’s release notes, in addition to providing “a number of important bug fixes, the release “addresses an issue with verification of Apple devices,” which could be a reference to P...
Palm Pre: The Definitive Guide and FAQ
Original at Gizmodo
• Sun, May 24
By Adrian Covert HARDWARE Innovative Design SOFTWARE Cards Palm OS II Announcement In May 2007, Palm announced they were working on a completely new, Linux-based operating system for their future phones, tentatively calling it Palm OS II. No other details were given at the time.
Gadget Lab Podcast #58: Steve Jobs and CES
Original at GearFactor (Feedburner)
• Fri, Jan 16
By Dylan Tweney Then there was CES 2009, the massive tradeshow that the Gadget Lab crew spent most of the last week covering. We talk about some of the show's coolest gadgets, including the Palm Pre, the new Sony Vaio Lifestyle PC, and an interesting new touchscreen netbook from Asus. Then, of course, there...