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December 16, 2005 Almost everyone has a cell phone and a notebook, but cPC says they will sell one box that does it all.PalmSource posts loss before acquisition
September 22, 2005 Loss is the result of a drop in the number of Palm OS licenses and increased competition from Microsoft.PalmSource joins open-source group
October 17, 2005 PalmSource, which owns the rights to the Palm operating system, said on Monday that it has joined the Open Source Development Labs.Tapwave exits game device business
July 28, 2005 Maker of the Zodiac handheld device business discontinues sales, leaving PalmSource with one less customer.Making the case for Windows on Palm devices
August 11, 2005 Palm exec talks nice about Windows, as the Net buzzes about what comes next for Treo handhelds.Is Linux Palm's savior?
May 25, 2005 Despite ambitious plans to embed the OS in devices, PalmSource is struggling with market forces and internal upheaval.Microsoft aims to be cell phone 'Survivor'
May 6, 2005 Tech giant hopes to outwit, outplay and outlast its opponents with impending release of Windows Mobile 5.PalmSource completes CMS acquisition
February 4, 2005 Handheld operating system developer PalmSource announced Thursday it has completed its acquisition of China MobileSoft.PalmOne hard-drive-based handheld on horizon
May 5, 2005 Music-playing capability combined with 4GB hard drive and organizer features could present competition for iPod Mini.Is the Palm OS missing the multimedia boat?
April 27, 2006 Sexy new mobile apps from Google, TiVo and others are debuting on operating systems that are more current than Palm's.Palm: We're not abandoning Palm OS
November 8, 2005 Facing concern from developers, CEO Ed Colligan reiterates the company's support for its namesake operating system.Windows-powered Palm Treo set to ring
September 24, 2005 Verizon Wireless will be the first carrier for Palm smart phone featuring Microsoft software.Microsoft buddies up for business IM
April 19, 2005 Company cozies up to software rivals to provide ways for employees to send IMs from cell phones and handhelds.Gates sees big dollars in little devices
May 10, 2005 Bill Gates says cell phones have yet to catch up to the power of his company's software.Palm drops Zire, Tungsten names
October 12, 2005 PDA maker rebrands and revamps its entry-level handhelds to include color screens and Wi-Fi capabilities. Photos: Palm grabs TX handheldFighting the Good fight
July 18, 2005 Good Technology CEO Danny Shader sees a fundamental shift in the handheld market--toward his company.MobiTV expands to Windows Mobile
June 29, 2006 Consumers of the TV broadcast service can now use devices that run Microsoft's OS for cell phones and handhelds.Microsoft's HailStorm unleashed
March 19, 2001 The software giant unveils a set of software building blocks, grouped under the code name HailStorm, aimed at upstaging rival America Online.Danger's Sidekick II gets a quiet upgrade
November 7, 2005 New features include Javascript functions and the ability to create slide shows from your photo gallery.Microsoft hits redial in cell phone battle
May 10, 2005 Company is trying to take on Nokia and others with its latest Windows Mobile release and scores of carrier deals. Photo: Going Windows Mobile
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