Both RIM and Palm (or PalmOS, AccessOS, Palm again, Garnet OS, or whatever their OS is now--Windows Mobile?) must think the complete definition of developer sup

Both RIM and Palm (or PalmOS, AccessOS, Palm again, Garnet OS, or whatever their OS is now--Windows Mobile?) must think the complete definition of developer support is to enable third party access. The iPhone does so much more, with a Store, an SDK, a UI builder, and developer videos. I've had three Palm devices, and the iPhone is a huge leap forward. The only thing Palm did 2005-2007 is announce a revolutionary new operating system that is the same as it was, doubling the onboard memory and camera resolution, and adding new color options is Palm's idea. As lame as that was, changes have been even less noticeable since 2006.