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Palm OS 5 ARM Programming
White Papers Most Palm OS 5 applications do not need native ARM code and will not benefit from using native ARM code. Palm OS 5 itself runs as ARM code, so all API functions run at the full speed of the ARM processor.
[June 5, 2004, 1:03]
PDA Prizefight: Palm OS 5 V Windows Mobile 2003
Talkback Nice try to award Palm OS 5 as the winner! Lets hear more from Palm/WM2003 owners to post here but do not argue the way APPLE/Windows users always been! They are equally in everything but must have the difference between both OS to draw buyers for...
[February 27, 2004, 13:00]
Palm OS 5: The Foundation For The Future Of Mobile Computing
White Papers Palm OS 5, the latest version of the world's leading mobile platform, redefines market expectations and creates new opportunities for licensees, for developers, and for end users. In addition to supporting ARM-compliant processors from industry...
[June 5, 2004, 1:03]
Palm OS 5 Security Features
White Papers Mobile devices, lead by those based on the Palm OS platform, are playing an increasingly important role in corporate environments. In this role, one of the key strengths of the Palm OS is its flexibility.
[June 5, 2004, 1:03]
SplashData's Palm OS 5/ARMlet Experience
White Papers SplashData is a leading developer of virtual wallet applications for Palm OS handhelds. SplashData successfully migrated all of their apps to Palm OS5, taking advantage of key new technologies such as high-density displays, bluetooth, and the...
[March 15, 2006, 23:00]
Sony Beefs Up Its Clie Handheld With Palm OS 5
News With the new device, Sony is clearly aiming to stay ahead of the Palm OS pack at the high end of the market. Palm is expected to announce its first OS 5 device, the Tungsten T on 28 October. Meanwhile, cell phone makers Samsung and Kyocera are both...
[September 30, 2002, 8:49]
Samsung Launches First GSM Phone To Use Palm OS 5
News 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 Handspring's Treo series of phones. The Treo hasn't yet been updated to use Palm OS 5 and still uses...
[March 13, 2003, 15:59]
Palm Means Business With OS 5 Tools
News The division of Palm, which creates the software and operating system that go inside Palm handhelds, says it is working with several companies to bring Java support, a new browser and a virtual private networking (VPN) client to its new Palm OS 5.
[June 27, 2002, 8:57]
PDA Prizefight: Palm OS 5 V Windows Mobile 2003
Talkback I've own Pocket PCs and Palm PDAs (about 20 different models). There are plenty Pocket PCs owners and as many Palm owners happy too. I am coming back to Palm now because with Palm Handheld T, they get closer to Pocket PC multimedia easiness.
[January 28, 2005, 12:32]
PDA Prizefight: Palm OS 5 V Windows Mobile 2003
Talkback The core applicaitons of the Windows CE OS are much better than the corresponding PalmOS applicaitons. If you want a paper weight, or at least to blow some money, there are better items to get than a PalmOS based PDA!
[March 15, 2004, 2:34]
PDA Prizefight: Palm OS 5 V Windows Mobile 2003
Talkback Before doing doing that I read the reviews and went through all the message boards, most people seemed to say that the palm os is superior. So i got a palm and been very impressed. I recently purchased a PDA.
[March 20, 2004, 16:58]
PDA Prizefight: Palm OS 5 V Windows Mobile 2003
Talkback PALM OS does not really allow to carry and sort many documents. Windows Explorer makes Windows Mobile the winner if you need to carry documents. RESCO EXPLORER is a fantastic explorer for Pocket PCs. It is rather messy.
[March 22, 2004, 11:02]
PDA Prizefight: Palm OS 5 V Windows Mobile 2003
Talkback I was genuinely pleased with my Palm PDA - Sony Clie - but agree that having paid for applications to bring it up to required standard I'm not sure your comparisons are fair. Palm is v good but depends perhaps too much on 3rd party applications.
[March 24, 2004, 14:08]
PDA Prizefight: Palm OS 5 V Windows Mobile 2003
Talkback I am currently using the Tungsten T and I find the Palm OS less cumbersome to use than the Pocket PC. I have used to both the Pocket PC and Palm systems, albeit only Pocket PC 2002 in an Ipaq. It also seems faster to open files with Palm as...
[February 27, 2004, 15:22]
PDA Prizefight: Palm OS 5 V Windows Mobile 2003
Talkback In using both the pocket PC and Palm for a long time, for my main stay is the Palm. It will work with more mail / contact systems, works with Microsoft seamlessly, and has a whole bucket full of addon applications ready to work.
[February 27, 2004, 16:59]
PDA Prizefight: Palm OS 5 V Windows Mobile 2003
Talkback I used the Palm OS for six years and loved it. I now have a Dell Axim with Window Mobile 2003 and love it even more. Since my company is standardized on Windows XP and Office 2003, the new Axim meets and exceeds all my needs.
[February 27, 2004, 17:45]
PDA Prizefight: Palm OS 5 V Windows Mobile 2003
Talkback I disagree as well with the direction this article took, to award the prize to Palm. Pocket PCs are inherently beefier, have more memory, and power than a Palm. The only way to beat a PocketPC with a Palm, is to turn a Palm into a PocketPC.
[February 27, 2004, 18:46]
PDA Prizefight: Palm OS 5 V Windows Mobile 2003
Talkback It would have been an added advantage to the reader if the functionality of Palm would have been compared with Symbian. The PDA market is losing out to smartphones.
[March 4, 2004, 2:16]
PDA Prizefight: Palm OS 5 V Windows Mobile 2003
Talkback Given a choice, I will opt for Palm just simply I resent MS dominance and arrogance! I am actually shopping for a smartphone.
[March 4, 2004, 15:25]
PDA Prizefight: Palm OS 5 V Windows Mobile 2003
Talkback i think pocket pc is better than palm os ,especially in entertaiment like storage mp3 is more efficent and save alot of place in your memory .Other than that i think pocket pc is much faster than palm os,since i have also palm pda and pocket pc...
[March 5, 2004, 8:02]
