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Palm plays catch-up with Linux-based OS
Posted on Tuesday, April 17 2007 - 07:42:37 EDT

Handhelds, Portables, Cell Phones -- Contributed by Anonymous
By: Lisa Hoover
In a long-anticipated move, Ed Colligan, president and CEO of Palm, Inc., told investment analysts this week that the company plans to release Linux-based mobile devices by the end of the year. Reaction from the mobile computing community ranged from excitement to caution.
Read more at Linux.com.

 
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