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Palm was one of the first to successfully use inductive charging on a smartphone and now we see the Wireless Power Consortium rolling out their Qi standard.

The HP Veer 4G is a small webOS smartphone, but seems to be a step back from the previous Palm devices. Mal spent a week with the device and posts her impressions.

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The Palm Pre 2 is the first device to launch with the new webOS 2.0 operating system. There are some good hardware improvements and lots of software improvements in the device.

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You can now buy a new Palm Pre 2 running webOS 2.0 from the HP website. Anyone picking up one of these new devices besides me?

I started using Palm devices in 1997 and today we see Palm end as an independent company when it becomes a division of HP. Many of us have fond memories of Palm so let’s recall some of that and think about the future.

These are exciting times for Palm webOS with the possibility of a ton of apps and games being able to be ported from the iPhone thanks to the PDK. The first game I purchased thanks to the PDK is…

Speculation on a possible Palm buyer has ranged from Lenovo to HTC to RIM and more. We can now put that all aside and thank the mobile gods that HP is buying Palm for a reported $1.2 billion. As a Palm webOS fan myself I have to say I am rather excited about the news since there is now a large company behind Palm and it looks like webOS will continue to be supported for years to come.

I started using Palm PDAs back in 1997 and one application that I used back then and found to be extremely helpful was BugMe!. BugMe! was a note taking application that gave you a virtual sticky note on your Palm PDA and the ability to write on your display too. Electric Pocket has evolved over [...]

We heard last week that Palm was offering itself up for a sale with reported interested parties being Lenovo and HTC. I said HTC webOS devices would be exciting several weeks ago and then wrote up what I thought the possible HTC strategies were regarding Palm. According to a report on Engadget we can stop thinking about HTC as a possible buyer of Palm.

Palm started out 2009 with a bang after announcing webOS, but the launch never seemed to live up to the promise and Palm is struggling yet again. Rumors report they are going up for sale soon so now the speculation possible buyers will surface.