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Palm Will Use CES 2009 to Introduce Its 'Nova' Platform

Dec 15, 2008, 8:59 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Palm has scheduled a press conference during the Consumer Electronics Show in January 2009. According to BusinessWeek, Palm will use that opportunity to introduce its next-generation operating system, called Nova. Palm is aiming this new OS — and the devices that use it — at what Palm calls the "fat middle", or the range of users that fit between business-oriented devices from RIM and fun devices such as the Apple iPhone. Palm will also introduce a range of new devices that use the new OS, which will include smartphones and other devices, such as gaming handhelds. No details about the new operating system were shared, but Palm hopes to regain 2% of all mobile phone sales with its new OS and devices.

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crankybraian

Dec 16, 2008, 8:23 AM

What? Honestly? No one has anything to say about this?

This is awesome, cant wait to see what its like, and no its not going to be anything like ALP, (I hope)

kevinski

Yeah, I was a bit disappointed, too. Granted, it's mostly just gonna be speculation at this point. I'd really like to see Palm do something interesting, though. There's just very little that's exciting about current Palm devices.

HawkeyeOC

I had a Treo with the Palm OS for a couple of years. I kept waiting and waiting and waiting for some sign of life from them.

Finally gave up and went Blackberry. I hope they can bring me back later 😁

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