That's part of Palm's whole, fresh mentality. "I think it's important to have control over the entire user experience and really deliver great consumer products," says Palm CEO Jon Rubinstein. "If you really want to deliver a great experience, in this case, the HP experience, you want your own OS.". He adds, "and yes, there will be flash.". 
Share:  That's part of <span class="company">Palm</span>'s whole, fresh mentality. <span class="sent">"I think it's important to have control over the entire user experience and really deliver great consumer products," says <span class="company">Palm</span> CEO <span class="analyst">Jon Rubinstein</span>.</span> "If you really want to deliver a great experience, in this case, the HP experience, you want your own OS.". He adds, "and yes, there will be flash.". Tweet this   read full story

In an interview with Fortune, HP's Jon Rubinstein, former CEO of Palm , stated that webOS 2.0 is slated to be released "later this year." That's a good indication that we can look expect a few different devices coming from the Palm and HP camp since they are working on developing new hardware "aggressively." I personally would love a Palmpad , or even a revamped Pre 2. We'll see what ends up happening, but that time frame sure sounds better than our previous 2011 estimate. 
Share:  <span class="sent">In an interview with Fortune, HP's <span class="analyst">Jon Rubinstein</span>, former CEO of <span class="company">Palm</span> , stated that webOS 2.0 is slated to be released "later this year."</span> That's a good indication that we can look expect a few different devices coming from the <span class="company">Palm</span> and HP camp since they are working on developing new hardware "aggressively." I personally would love a <span class="company">Palm</span>pad , or even a revamped Pre 2. We'll see what ends up happening, but that time frame sure sounds better than our previous 2011 estimate. Tweet this   read full story

That is apparently where Bell is expected to play a key role. "Mike will help build and lead a team with the charter to build breakthrough smartphone reference designs with the explicit intent of accelerating Intel architecture into the market," wrote Anand Chandrasekher, senior vice president of Intel's "ultra mobility" group, in an internal email that says Bell will be "exquisitely focused" on the smartphone crusade. What does H P think of Bell's departure? Are they worried about losing other Palm talent? 
Share:  That is apparently where <span class="analyst">Bell</span> is expected to play a key role. <span class="sent">"Mike will help build and lead a team with the charter to build breakthrough smartphone reference designs with the explicit intent of accelerating Intel architecture into the market," wrote Anand Chandrasekher, senior vice president of Intel's "ultra mobility" group, in an internal email that says <span class="analyst">Bell</span> will be "exquisitely focused" on the smartphone crusade.</span> What does H P think of <span class="analyst">Bell</span>'s departure? Are they worried about losing other <span class="company">Palm</span> talent? Tweet this   read full story