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Seems fitting to me, as Palm bought BeOS, accomplished nothing with it, and they sold it off to Access Co, who appears to have done nothing with it.
by RexRollman 14y ago
Seems fitting to me, as Palm bought BeOS, accomplished nothing with it, and they sold it off to Access Co, who appears to have done nothing with it.
- mikecane 14y agoHang on. That's not true. At one time the ELSE phone was hyped. http://youtu.be/M4sVGR5uRhc http://youtu.be/M4sVGR5uRhc It went nowhere, but at least it was something at one time.
- bambax 14y agoThe saddest video I've seen in a long time ;-)
- mcbridematt 14y agoSimilarly the BeOS platform morphed into Palm OS 6 (Cobalt), which only ever appeared in sample quantities from a phone OEM. (This was well after Palm spun off their OS business, but before PalmSource was acquired by ACCESS)
- unwiredben 14y ago...and then technology from Palm OS Cobalt, the Binder, migrated with engineers from that team to become part of the low-level system interface in Android.