Google unveils its multilingual, code-generating PaLM 2 language modelThe large language model is now svelte enough to run locally on mobile devices.By A. Tarantola, 05.10.2023
The Internet Archive’s PalmPilot Emulation project lets you relive tech historyArchivist Jason Scott uploaded more than 560 Palm OS apps to create the database.By I. Bonifacic, 11.26.2022
Palm pivots to audio with $129 ANC true wireless earbudsPalm Buds Pro have three mics in each earbud, and you can save $30 if you pre-order a set.By K. Holt, 10.26.2021
Twitter has been plugged into a Handspring Visor for some reasonYour scientists never stopped to consider whether or not they should.By R. Lawler, 03.12.2021
Mark Hurd, former HP CEO, has died at 62The executive played an instrumental role in HP's acquisition of Palm.By I. Bonifacic, 10.18.2019
Palm is selling an unlocked version of its tiny smartphoneYou now have a choice of US carriers.By J. Fingas, 06.18.2019
The tiny Palm phone is no longer just a sidekickYou no longer need another handset.By J. Fingas, 04.04.2019
Palm's tiny (pointless) phone gets its own battery caseNow you can juice up your second phone on-the-goBy A. Khalid, 03.11.2019
55 12Palm phone review: A tiny 'second phone' no one needsHow can something so small be such a big headache?By C. Velazco, 11.21.2018
Palm's tiny companion phone goes on sale next weekThe device will be available from Verizon on November 2nd for $350.By S. Krishna, 10.25.2018
Kyocera releases tiny e-paper companion phone in JapanThe camera is non-existent.By I. Khan, 10.18.2018
19Palm is back (sort of), and it built a tiny smartphone sidekickBut does anyone need a second phone like this?By C. Velazco, 10.15.2018
Photos leak of a 3.3-inch Palm-branded Android phoneTCL's first 'Palm' device could resemble an old one -- HP's 4-inch Veer.By R. Lawler, 08.10.2018
Samsung envisions phones that read your palmYou could get hints at your password without getting an obvious clue.By J. Fingas, 12.03.2017
TCL is reportedly reviving Palm with new devices in 2018They’ll probably run Android since LG owns webOS, which Palm first built for its own gadgets.By D. Lumb, 08.30.2017