Linked by on Thu 12th Oct 2006 20:38 UTC
Palm has launched a new sibling in its Treo smartphone line today, the Treo 680, using the PalmOS. "For people who are ready to move up to a full-featured mobile phone that includes everything needed to stay organized, Palm today announced the Palm Treo 680 smartphone, a GSM/GPRS/EDGE quad-band world phone. Customers will find the Treo 680 smartphone easy to use, slim and compact, yet packed full of features beyond its stellar phone capability, such as email, web browsing, messaging, multimedia, calendar, contacts and more." No Wifi though. At the same time, Palm OS died.
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2005-08-27
Today, the only trouble with PalmOS is the availability of the upgrades of Garnet. Its inadmissible dont offer the core upgrades to "old users" from Palm devices.
I dont understand why we do not have, for example WPA (T|C), PIM enhacenments (a la T5) and someother features that already have in newer (but compatible) devices.
@bsharitt, the Treo 680 comes with Palm OS Garnet 5.4.9, the same as the Treo 700p; this becomes to be the last PalmOS release until ALP
sorry for my bad english ;-)