Reports have been spreading that Palm, Inc. will be acquired real soon and it could be announced in the next 12 to 24 hours.
The likely buyers are Nokia and Motorola, along with several other private firms. So, which one do you think is it? Are we looking at a Nokia Palm or a Motorola Palm anytime soon?
I think I’ll go with the hunches at GigaOM and say Motorola needs Palm more than Nokia does.
Motorola + Palm = Mapalm
Nokia + Palm = Napalm (see, not a good mix :D )
Ok, I just made them up and they sound corny.
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Leo says:
may symbian ang nokia, at android nman ang motorola, maganda ang mga review s android, bihira lng n may nbasa ko n magandang review s symbian, kya malamang eh nokia-palm. cguro, hehehe…
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Raul says:
oh man… i’m going back to Nokia phones again?
A sad turn of event for Palm but I will keep my Treo 650 for as long as I can… A TreoLinux project is on the way and I can’t wait to try it when I’m confident that it will not trash my phone haha
TreoLinux – http://www.grack.com/programming/misc/TreoLinux.html
Seth Myers says:
Isn’t Motorola+Palm MoPalm?
Jaja says:
Hahaha!!!! kakatawa naman ung mga naisip mo na brand names! Winner ang NAPALM! :D
Wauks says:
NAPALM! LOL. Seriously though, I’d love to see NOKIA and PALM get together.
Dusty says:
Hahaha .. natawa din ako dun .. corny din pala ako
I’m not much of a palm fan myself but I’m very interested in the turn of events. For me it’s gonna be more exciting if Nokia gets Palm.
Symbian based Palm devices … Mmmmm .. although it’ll more likely go the way of Linux much like their N770.