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Get set for a summer of Apple

News Still, Jobs appears to believe the iPhone's simple user interface, with its single button and multifaceted display, is a significant improvement over the Qwerty keyboards on RIM's BlackBerrys or Palm's Treo, or the numeric keypads found on other...

11 June 2007, 10:10

News.blog: Microsoft quiet before iPhone 3G day

News Probably the closest thing to the App Store is a third-party reseller called Handango that sells programs for Windows Mobile, as well as for Palm OS, Symbian, and Linux devices. When Apple launched its App Store on Thursday before the release of...

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11 July 2008, 9:01

Apple patent reignites iPhone rumours

News While the::unwired's Alfredo Padilla believes Apple will probably make its own operating system, he suggests it might be better to adopt the market-leading Symbian OS: "The one major area where Symbian does not do as well is in North America...

12 September 2006, 10:45

Apple finally answers call for iPhone

News A Palm spokeswoman said the iPhone appeared to be targeting the consumer market rather than the business market at which similar products from Palm, like the £280 Treo 680, are aimed. We are focused on the 'pro-sumer' and business customer, where...

10 January 2007, 10:27

Skype embraces video phones

News So far, Palm OS-based smart phones were not being considered, Zennstrom said, because the operating system wasn't perfect for voice processing. Internet telephony operator Skype has tens of millions of users but envisions attracting billions with...

21 July 2005, 8:46

Intel strives to improve Linux for gadgets

News Among the efforts are the Nokia 770 and newer N800, an AOL-Gateway Web appliance, and the Palm Foleo, which so far has had a frosty reception. The iPhone doesn't run Linux, but Intel has begun work to help improve the operating system for future...

17 July 2007, 9:44

Microsoft set to unveil Windows Mobile 6

News Its software is now on many of Palm's Treo devices. With its latest operating system, Microsoft is promising improved search, better security and tighter integration with Windows Live services. But the operating system isn't Vista -- it's Windows...

8 February 2007, 9:16