PalmSource Introduces Latest Version Of Palm OS
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PalmSource Inc. on Tuesday launched the latest version of its operating system, which targets manufacturers of the increasing number of advanced cellular phones in the market.
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PalmSource Inc. has finally answered the smart-phone call.
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NEW YORK - PalmSource&#39;s planned acquisition of China MobileSoft signals its desire to expand its presence in Asian markets, as well as to produce a new, Linux-based version of its handheld operating system.
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Here's a brief rundown of the currently available models in the Palm Treo series.
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SUNNYVALE, Calif. PalmSource -- the maker of Palm operating systems for handheld computers -- plans to introduce new software tomorrow to serve as the brains for so-called smart phones.
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PalmSource today promised a Linux version of its operating system, together with a cut-down offering for use in budget mobiles, after buying mobile phone developer China Mobilesoft.
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Centro due this month Palm is to bring its Palm OS-based Centro smartphone to Europe, the company announced today.â¦
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December 9, 2004 - PalmSource Inc. has purchased China MobileSoft Ltd., Nanjing, a vendor of mobile phone software and operating systems.
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In an effort to ring up more sales, PalmSource Inc., of Sunnyvale, known for making the operating system for the Palm handheld computer, on Tuesday introduced a new operating system for so-called &quot;smart phones.
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SAN JOSE, Calif. Microsoft&#39;s software platform for personal digital assistants has taken over the market lead from PalmSource for the first time.
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A November settlement with Taiwan's Acer helped push PalmSource into the black during the second quarter of its fiscal year, even as shipments of Palm OS-based devices declined compared to the same period last year, the Sunnyvale, California, company said Wednesday.
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Palm OS developer PalmSource Wednesday reported a profitable quarter on increased sales compared to the same quarter a year ago. By Mobile Pipeline News.
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Librepos is a point of sale application designed for touch screens, supports ESC/POS ticket printers, customer displays and barcode scanners. It is multiuser and has a great backoffice with a product entry form, reports and charts.   A lot of progress has been made since the previous release and there will be more progress the next release. A discussion in the forums explaining in detail the features included this release will start soon.  Changes:  * New logo. * Table state and receipts information now is shared between terminals. * New editor for Product-Warehouses information. * Enhanced security in the sales window. * Translations for fields in find dialogs and sort dialogs. * No more defaults for resources. Now all the resources are stored in the database. This is a change to the previous behavior . * The image editor now remembers the last opened folder. * Added to the image editor the images *.bmp. * Added message when the bar code entered does not correspond to any product found in the database. * Removed edition and visualization of the "Id" field in several tables. * Upgraded libraries: Jasperreports 2.0.1, Velocity 1.5, HSQLDB 1.8.0.8, JavaPOS 1.11 * Other little fixes.  You can download the binaries and sources in the following link:   http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=127939
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(InfoWorld) - Access Co., the Japanese company thatÂ purchased PalmSourceÂ last year, has sold a perpetual license for the Palm OS to PDA-maker Palm Inc. for $44 million, the companies said Wednesday. The nonexclusive source code license allows Palm to modify the code base of Palm OS Garnet for use in any of its devices, including the Palm Treo family of smart phones, as well as other handhelds, Access said. The agreement also gives Palm the right to use the Palm OS Garnet in whole or in part in any Palm product, including alongside other system technologies. The agreement comes just over a year after Access bought PalmSource for about $324.3 million. PalmSource was originally the software division of Palm Inc., and wasÂ spun off in October 2003. Â
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Is this a joke or is it a misleading headline? The answer is neither. It&#39;s for real. PalmOne, the handheld manufacturers as opposed to PalmSource, the operating system company, signed a licensing agreement
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Microsoft overtook PalmSource in the third quarter as the world&#39;s biggest operating system for handheld computers, a survey showed on Friday.
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PalmSource has taken the wraps off of its latest smartphone software platform, launching OS Cobalt 6.1 with an eye on drawing more licensees and developers to the company's operating system and improving the performance of converged voice/data devices.