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You Can Almost Hear the Shrieks of Outrage in Cupertino, Can't You?

John Paczkowski in News on July 23, 2009 at 6:15 pm PT

Devices “falsely pretending to be iPods” can once again sync with iTunes, whether Apple likes it or not. Palm this evening released an update to the Pre’s webOS operating system that restores the iTunes syncing ability that its Cupertino rival disabled only last week.

You Can Almost Hear the Shrieks of Outrage in Cupertino, Can’t You?

John Paczkowski in News on July 23, 2009 at 6:15 pm PT

Devices “falsely pretending to be iPods” can once again sync with iTunes, whether Apple likes it or not. Palm this evening released an update to the Pre’s webOS operating system that restores the iTunes syncing ability that its Cupertino rival disabled only last week.

Rubinstein and McNamee: Remaking Palm

John Paczkowski in D7 on May 28, 2009 at 12:14 pm PT

What a wonderful curative the Palm Pre has proven to be for Palm. Especially considering that the device has yet to ship. In early January of this year, the company’s shares were trading below $3, having been dragged deep into the mud by a string of nasty quarterly losses. Five months later, after the Pre’s announcement at CES, they’re trading at over $10.