New Palm Pictures? 234
New Palm writes "It looks like pictures of a new Palm os5 device codenamed 'Oslo' have hit the web. www.pocketpcthought.com had them up, but after a phonecall from Palm's Director of Global Information Security, pulled the pictures. A number of people are mirroring them. Looks semi-legit - but who knows, and who knows how long the images will stay up?
Nah (Score:3, Insightful)
Great for games! (Score:4, Insightful)
That alone might make be purchase one since my Handspring recently died.
Re:Keyboard (Score:4, Insightful)
*Sigh*
KISS [magicpub.com] is a sensible design methodology that I fear organiser manufacturers are forgetting.
Comment removed (Score:3, Insightful)
Re:Nah (Score:3, Insightful)
And such as it is, I spend a lot of time photoshopping and those corners don't look "too sharp" to me. If anything, I'd say the glare along the right edge of the graffiti portion seems abnormally sharp, but it's in keeping with the quality of the photo.
Bad design (Score:4, Insightful)
You are right. While speaking about bad design, the worst is the CD jewel case. I mean, they come out with compact discs -- awesome, but make the hinges on the jewel cases the weakest two pieces of cheap plastic known to man!
Be folks working on v6 (Score:4, Insightful)
Palm OS v5 is essentially the Palm OS kernel hacked to run on ARM with a few kludges for a bit of functionality that Palm OS currently lacks to make it competitive.
If these pix are real, they are far more likely to be of a unit running Palm OS v5 than v6 as v6 doesn't really exist yet except on whiteboards in the heads of the OS architects.
I have two hopes for v6:
Of course, the Be crowd was purchased at a fire sale price. I bet JLG is kicking himself in the head when the company he refused to sell to Apple for millions barely managed to get hundreds of thousands in liquidation.
Ah! I didn't know! (Score:2, Insightful)
Hmm. No obvious antenna, and that aure looks like a standard Graffiti pad.
Thanks for straightening me out, Palm!
Making is smaller means making it wearable (Score:3, Insightful)