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Motorola To License 3Com's Palm OS
News British palmtop computer group Psion (quote: PON) and US telecoms equipment maker Motorola said on Tuesday that Motorola is still fully committed to the Symbian operating-system alliance, in the wake of Motorola's deal with handheld company Palm.
[December 14, 1999, 15:24]
Palm OS 5: The Foundation For The Future Of Mobile Computing
White Papers In addition to supporting ARM-compliant processors from industry leaders Intel, Motorola, and Texas Instruments, Palm OS 5 also enhances multimedia capabilities, incorporates a suite of robust security options, and expands support for wireless...
[June 5, 2004, 1:03]
Samsung Launches First GSM Phone To Use Palm OS 5
News The Treo hasn't yet been updated to use Palm OS 5 and still uses the Motorola Dragonball processor. While Palm OS smartphones have been available for some time, they've virtually all been for the US CDMA network standard, the only exception being...
[March 13, 2003, 15:59]
Sony Beefs Up Its Clie Handheld With Palm OS 5
News The video camera now boasts an improved 640-pixel-by-480 pixel resolution, and the machine is now powered by a 200MHz ARM chip, as opposed to the slower Motorola Dragonball found in the current model.
[September 30, 2002, 8:49]
Palm Gets Ready For Switch To ARM
News Sources familiar with Palm's plan say that the handheld maker will make public a collaborative agreement with chip companies Intel, Motorola, Texas Instruments and ARM Holdings to transition the Palm OS to chips with ARM technology.
[July 24, 2001, 10:29]
Next-gen Palms Promise Double Battery Life
News Motorola was demonstrating a version of Palm OS 5 -- the next-generation operating system -- running on the DragonBall MX1, its first ARM-based processor. At PalmSource, Motorola demonstrated a real-time MPEG video encoder-decoder and small video...
[May 22, 2002, 12:16]
Motorola Prepares To Battle XScale
News Motorola's DragonBall MX1 embedded microprocessor has now been certified for PalmSource's next-generation operating system, enabling the company to provide Palm OS 5 silicon to device makers. Late last year, Motorola lagged behind Texas Instruments...
[July 1, 2002, 15:35]
Nokia-Palm Merger Rumours Get Cool Reception
News Palm has also faced greater competition from a range of new entrants into the smartphone market, including Motorola and Nokia, as well as the emergence of a BlackBerry culture in enterprises in recent years.
[March 6, 2007, 8:36]
News Roundup: Microsoft V Psion On Wireless Internet
News The deal was followed up Tuesday by an agreement by Motorola, another Symbian member, licensing 3Com's Palm OS for wireless technology. Motorola to license 3Com's Palm OS Microsoft, Motorola, Ericsson shares rise
[December 10, 1999, 14:53]
Motorola Crosses Mobile With Handheld
News And last fall, Motorola announced that it will create a mobile phone based on the Palm OS that incorporates some handheld features. The Accompli 008, however, uses an OS developed by Motorola, Dance said.
[April 10, 2001, 12:01]
Palm Colour Screens On Their Way
News Talk of the colour device comes after Motorola, the maker of the Dragonball processor used in Palm handhelds, announced a new Dragonball chip that offers improved colour support. That chip will be available in January, according to Motorola.
[October 21, 1999, 9:35]
Sweaty Palms As Supermodel Attends Developers Conference
News Motorola has scheduled a press conference Monday to discuss the future of its Dragonball chip, the processor used in all of today's Palm and Handspring models. Sources say Motorola will outline a move to make the chip compatible with the ARM...
[December 11, 2000, 14:33]
Handspring Colour PDA, Phone Module Near
News The Prism will be based on the 30MHz Motorola Dragonball processor and will come with 8MB of RAM. The Platinum will also come with a 30MHz Motorola Dragonball processor and 8MB of RAM, but its screen will be monochrome and it will not have...
[September 20, 2000, 8:16]
Access Finalises PalmSource Purchase
News The Chicago Sun Times first reported that a mysterious company, "Company A", turned out to be Motorola. The unsolicited takeover bid of $17.25 per share failed and Motorola - unable to change its fate - has filed suit against PalmSource to get its...
[November 15, 2005, 11:25]
Palm Prepares For China In 2003
News Palm OS 4.2 SC, scheduled to debut in the second quarter, will be aimed at Motorola 68K processors, and Palm OS 5.3 SC, due in the third quarter, will be targeted at ARM processors from Intel, Motorola and Texas Instruments.
[December 11, 2002, 16:04]
Intel To Launch Processor For Handhelds
News Motorola's Dragonball processors are used in most handheld devices using Palm's operating system, and TI is the leading chipmaker for mobile phones. Intel is pushing into the portable device market where rivals Texas Instruments and Motorola have...
[February 19, 2003, 8:56]
GPRS Wireless Internet Connectivity Using I.MX And Palm OS Based PDAs
White Papers This paper describes and provides source code for a reference application, called GSM-GPRS, which provides mobile Internet access on a personal digital assistant (PDA) based on a i.MX processor and the Palm OS operating system, using a Motorola...
[November 15, 2005, 0:00]
Mobile High Speed
Downloads Mobile High Speed is an Internet connection software, which has already stored all information needed to go online with most mobile network carriers and nearly all mobile phones by Motorola, Nokia, Philips, Siemens, SonyEricsson with either...
[September 6, 2006, 16:31]
Zimbra Collaboration Suite
Downloads The application offers over-the-air sync to today's most essential mobile clients including Palm Treo 650, Treo 700 w/p, Nokia E-Series, and Motorola Q (all Windows Mobile 5 devices). Server support for Linux and Mac OS X platforms is also available.
[March 7, 2007, 13:46]
ISync
Downloads With a .Mac account, you can also access most of this information from any computer using a web browser.iSync 1.5 adds support for more devices such as the latest Sony Ericsson and Motorola phones. You can use iSync to synchronize your Address Book...
[August 11, 2004, 2:45]
