Despite facing an uphill battle, former Palm CEO Jon Rubinstein was very optimistic about WebOS’s prospects today at the Dive Into Mobile conference today, stating that they wasn’t out of the smartphone os race yet. I want to believe you Jon, I really do… More »
As a further incentive to developers, Palm has ditched the $US50 submission fee and is even going as far as refunding all the developers who’ve previously paid Palm to have their apps looked at. More »
While Palm CEO Jon Rubinstein says the company would certainly “consider takeover offers”, he insists that Palm can survive as an independent company. Not only that, but he has hope for the future: More »
In another world, the Pre would be available on more than Sprint and Verizon, Palm would’ve made $US22 million last quarter, and their ads would’ve actually made you want one of their phones. Oh, and Google would own Palm. [Fortune]
When Palm issued a release announcing lowered guidance and sales expectations for this year, Jon Rubinstein didn’t even try to cushion it, admitting, “driving broad consumer adoption of Palm products is taking longer than [he]anticipated”. So, uh, now what? More »
Hark! Did you hear the heralded Palm CEO Jon Rubinstein confirm the webOS 1.3.5 update? It’s on its way soon for all Pre and Pixi owners, and will gift a better battery life, more speed and stronger Wi-Fi. More »
