Palm Pilot: The Tablet That Schooled Apple
The Palm Pilot, released in the 1990s, revolutionized mobile computing and digital assistants (PDAs). It paved the way for smartphones, shaping many of the mobile technologies we now rely on today.
Oppenheimer's 70mm IMAX release requires a Palm PDA emulator to do its cinema magic
The "highest quality imaging format ever devised"
Palm and PalmPilot applications live on thanks to the Internet Archive
Recap: The Internet Archive is promoting a new trip down (tech) memory lane by bringing hundreds of Palm OS applications to the web for your emulation pleasure. Reliving the past of mobile computing forerunners has never been easier.
Palm is back, this time with a set of true wireless earbuds
Shop around, as these might be rebranded with a higher price tag
Dust off your old Palm, someone just made a Twitter client for it
Teaching an old dog new tricks
Palm: Gone But Not Forgotten
Palm, the inventor of the Palm Pilot, is one of the earliest and most successful personal digital assistants which made the name "Palm" synonymous with PDAs, a leading handheld computing form factor for nearly a decade and the precursor to the modern smartphone.
After 7 years, Palm releases a new phone... kind of
It's not meant to be your main phone and it's a Verizon exclusive
Palm's new smartphone will be a decidedly low-end affair
Palm's upcoming smartphone won't be the flagship we hoped for
Verizon could launch a Palm-branded smartphone this year
Is nostalgia alone enough to sell a smartphone in 2018?
Tech Fail! Biggest Flops of The Last 10+ Years
There are two surefire ways to have your name immortalized in history: succeed in your stride toward greatness or, as so many tech firms did in 2011, faceplant trying.
Fresh in our memory are failed products like the Blackberry Playbook, the PlayStation Network getting hacked, Microsoft's Kin smartphones, AMD's FX relaunch and Duke Nukem Forever. Those and a few others have served as inspiration for us to look further back and revisit some of the biggest flops of the new millennia, starting with what many consider Microsoft's worst OS ever.
