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The Palm Foleo was a subnotebook with Linux operating system, announced by Palm Inc. on May 30, 2007 [2], and cancelled on September 4, 2007, that was intended as a companion ...
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In a stunning move, Palm's CEO has just announced that the Foleo Mobile Companion will not be released. Instead, the company will focus its efforts on its core product: smartphones
Brighthand's Ed Hardy recently spent some time with a prototype of the Palm Foleo, and shares his first impressions and a video of this upcoming clamshell device with a 10-inch ...
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Palm has decided to cancel its Foleo mini-notebook, according to a note chief executive Ed Colligan posted to the company's blog. The company will instead focus upon the "Foleo II ...
The Asus Eee PC is the closest thing to a Palm Foleo. It’s small, light, affordable (available for just US$350 in most places) and does not compromise in terms of features.
According to a short press release, Jeff Hawkins, founder of Palm, Inc., will in a few hours later today (Wed, May 30) host a live video webcast to describe a new category of ...
TealPoint develops leading software for Palm, PalmPilot, Handspring Visor, Sony CLIE, HandEra, and all PalmOS handheld organizers and Palm-powered phones. Free trial downloads of ...
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The Palm Foleo was a subnotebook with Linux operating system, announced by Palm Inc. on May 30, 2007 [http://investor.palm.com/pressdetail.cfm?ReleaseID=246403 Palm - Company - Investor Relations ], and cancelled on September 4, 2007, that was intended as a companion device for all brands of smartphones, though it only supported Windows Mobile or Palm OS-based Palm Treos. It was supposed to include 256 MB of flash memory and support an "Instant-On" feature, allowing an immediate boot-up with all applications intact in the past state. Jeff Hawkins' comments at D5 seemed to imply that this was possible because of a Linux OS and Flash-storage. (video)

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