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October 20, 2003PalmSource 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.LG signs up with PalmSource
July 6, 2005 Korean electronics giant will license Palm operating system for use worldwide and produce smart phones based on the system.PalmSource links up with MontaVista
August 9, 2005 PalmSource said on Tuesday that it's tapping Linux provider MontaVista for help taking the Palm OS into the Linux world.PalmSource takes hit on investment report
November 2, 2004 Analysts say PalmSource's key operating system licensee, PalmOne, will offer a version of its Treo handheld that uses Microsoft's OS.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.PalmSource signs up new licensee
July 28, 2004 India-based device developer QTech signs up to use the Palm mobile operating system.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.PalmOne ponders Microsoft, Linux options
November 4, 2004 Handheld maker looks beyond Palm OS with quiet tests of other operating systems, News.com has learned.Shareholders OK Palm spinoff, merger
October 28, 2003 The handheld maker spins off PalmSource and hopes its acquisition of Handspring will strengthen its grip on a slumping market.PalmOne spends $30 million to drop 'One'
May 24, 2005 A couple of years after Palm became PalmOne, the company has a multimillion-dollar change of heart.PalmSource woos developers to wireless
February 12, 2004 With smart phone sales poised to take off, the OS company tries to persuade programmers to unsync and write software for wireless devices.PalmSource touts OS 6 features
September 23, 2003 The company says the next version of the Palm OS for handhelds--to be launched Dec. 29--will offer improved multitasking and graphics.PalmSource sale won't kill Palm OS
September 9, 2005 But Japan's Access will consummate the marriage of Linux and the Palm operating system, which has been struggling to get PDA licensees.PalmSource licensees get new OS
January 6, 2004 The software maker confirms that it delivered on its promise to provide licensed partners with a new version of its operating system for mobile devices before the end of 2003.PalmSource makes foray into China
December 8, 2003PalmSource to unveil smart-phone software
September 27, 2004 Operating system might help make up for a rough quarter and Microsoft nipping at the company's heels.PalmSource, RIM team for BlackBerry connectivity
December 18, 2003 The companies announce plans to collaborate on software that will enable Palm OS-based handhelds to use RIM's BlackBerry wireless service.PalmSource acquisition finalized
November 15, 2005 Deal allows Japan's Access to finish creating the Linux-Palm operating system hybrid started earlier this year.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.
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