Palm really needs to come out with a Ipod touch type product if they really want to start selling some apps. I don't understand why they wouldn't? It seems like it wouldn't take that much engineering to take out the cdma radio.
@LindsS Not sure why anyone would want webOS in an iPod Touch product, honestly. Most of the benefits of webOS are just that, that it's constantly connected to the web and keeping everything synced together.
Well they seem to be pushing all these gaming opportunities which wouldn't need the internet. For me though I am around a wifi connection all during the working day and when I get home.
@LindsS Well the way Apple went about it is they followed their customers and where the apps went. Only when they saw where the iPhone was headed did they decide to promote games and deliver an iPod Touch.
Palm will most likely do the same, deliver what the market dictates. I think it's too early to build a device when all people hear is iPad and iPod Touch.
For those looking for a device strictly for reading, the new Kobo is a nice little option. It's small enough to slip into a pocket, can do more with a PDF than the competition, and at $129, it's $10 cheaper than both the Nook and Kindle WiFi.
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Palm really needs to come out with a Ipod touch type product if they really want to start selling some apps. I don't understand why they wouldn't? It seems like it wouldn't take that much engineering to take out the cdma radio.
@LindsS Not sure why anyone would want webOS in an iPod Touch product, honestly. Most of the benefits of webOS are just that, that it's constantly connected to the web and keeping everything synced together.
@LindsS
Well they seem to be pushing all these gaming opportunities which wouldn't need the internet. For me though I am around a wifi connection all during the working day and when I get home.
@LindsS Well the way Apple went about it is they followed their customers and where the apps went. Only when they saw where the iPhone was headed did they decide to promote games and deliver an iPod Touch.
Palm will most likely do the same, deliver what the market dictates. I think it's too early to build a device when all people hear is iPad and iPod Touch.