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"The Pre runs the brand spanking new webOS. Big IT shops want stability and compatibility, but Palm changes operating systems like underwear." This author does
by peterlai 17y ago
"The Pre runs the brand spanking new webOS. Big IT shops want stability and compatibility, but Palm changes operating systems like underwear."
This author doesn't seem to understand the implications of having a web-based operating system of the quality that the Palm Pre promises to deliver.
In my opinion, here is a better evaluation of the Palm Pre's business viability: http://news.cnet.com/8301-1035_3-10234043-94.html http://news.cnet.com/8301-1035_3-10234043-94.html. This author also questions the phone's ability to win business users. At the same, he acknowledges the advantages of it's new operating system and a provides a fair evaluation of its UI.
- rbanffy 17y agoThe author also forgets Palm stuck with good old familiar-to-developers PalmOS for more than a decade. Most apps I had on my Pilot 1000 ran flawlessly in my Palm Centro. The rest of their stuff uses Windows CE.