The Pro still has some things going for it over the Pre.
For thos whare are significantly invested in WM software and either demand removable storage or larger capacities then the Pro is at least equal. Beyond that, the Pro should be available in just a few weeks while the Pre could be more than five months away.
If Palm offers a WebOS Pro through whichever carrier then, I'll agree, we can pity the failed promise of the WM Pro.
PalmSource, now Access, made their own mobile OS, called Access Linux Platform. As far as I've heard, their biggest score is a device only released in Russia.
“Apart from the fact that it's got a bit of infamy to outgrow, the old model was a pretty sharp-looking handset and the Storm2 refines that look in all the right ways.”
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I'm sure Sprint and Palm have a great relationship, now. I don't think we're going to see Palm holding back from Sprint for a long time. :)
Does anyone know who made WebOS? Was it made by PalmSource or Palm?
The Pro still has some things going for it over the Pre.
For thos whare are significantly invested in WM software and either demand removable storage or larger capacities then the Pro is at least equal. Beyond that, the Pro should be available in just a few weeks while the Pre could be more than five months away.
If Palm offers a WebOS Pro through whichever carrier then, I'll agree, we can pity the failed promise of the WM Pro.
Palm made WebOS.
PalmSource, now Access, made their own mobile OS, called Access Linux Platform. As far as I've heard, their biggest score is a device only released in Russia.