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I doubt there are many buyers who would want to enter the smartphone business as the underdog with a custom OS at this point. One big exception would be RIM, w
by halo 17y ago
I doubt there are many buyers who would want to enter the smartphone business as the underdog with a custom OS at this point.
One big exception would be RIM, whose own software is looking increasingly dated. They might see Palm as a way of getting a whole new OS on the cheap, together with the talent and patent portfolio to go with it.
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- mikepurvis 17y agoI would love to see RIM adopt WebOS—the current BlackBerry OS is a disaster, especially in the apps layer. How would this work out with the QNX acquisition, though? I don't know enough about QNX, but is it primarily the kernel?