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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 ...
Also, a larger-screen version would have been included with the Palm Foleo, but Palm, Inc. canceled the device before its release. The desktop tool, which provides document ...
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 ...
As rumored, the big new device that's Palm's Jeff Hawkins has chosen to announce at the D conference today is the Palm Foleo, which the company is billing as a "mobile companion."
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 ...
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
I just received a shocking email from representatives of Palm. Ed Colligan has just posted to the Palm blog announcing that the company has decided to cancel the Foleo mobile ...
Palm has officially announced the Foleo, its first smartphone companion product. The Foleo has a large screen and full-size keyboard with which to view and edit email and office do ...
Some of you may have seen late last night or early this morning information about the Palm Foleo.Now it's "officially" official. And no, the Palm Foleo is not a plane, train or ...
I was one of the few tech journalists who didn’t mock Palm’s Foleo device when founder Jeff Hawkins unveiled it at D two years ago–see my fuzzy photo to the left–and who ...
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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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