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Vi har gjort det gamle PDA.dk (fra 1998-2002) tilgængelig under navnet PDA.dk Classic |
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PDA.dk stopper som generelt nyheds website.
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PDA.dk har besluttet at stoppe som generelt nyheds-site!
PDA.dk var det første, og har igennem flere år været det førende danske website generelt om PDA'er. Desværre (for PDA.dk) har bagmændende i den sidste periode ikke haft den nødvendige tid det kræver at holde dette website i luften som en bannerfri, ikke-kommerciel nyhedsservice.
Andre og bedre "all-round" ressourcer for den nyhedshungrende PDA-entusiast er derfor naturligt kommet til.
Så; er du kommet efter almindelig PDA nyheder må vi nu henvise til andre. Nogle af vores favoritter er for tiden infosync.no og brighthand.com. Ligeledes er der diskussioner at følge og deltage i på fx. brighthand og - på dansk - i usenet nyhedsgruppen dk.edb.system.lommepc
Til alle vores trofaste brugere; tak for nu - og på gensyn! :-) |
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Mon, 06 Feb 2012 10:01
Palm InfoCenter
Mon, 06 Feb 2012 10:01
CRN has posted excerpts of a new interview with HP CEO Meg Whitman in which she reveals some insight regarding her stance on the future of WebOS.
On slide # 10 of the multi-page spread, Whitman firmly states that HP "(has) to have a tablet offering. We will be back in that business. We're coming back into the market with a Windows 8 tablet, first on an x86 chip and then maybe on an ARM chip. We'll see."
Slide #13 and #14 discuss HP's message to the remaining people on the WebOS team and the rest of high-profile departures, some of which we have recently covered. Whitman says that "This has been a very rocky period for the former Palm team/WebOS team that we built. And this was not a happy set of occurrences over the last six to eight months. So we have lost some people." She surprisingly even states that "Between August and November, there was no plan."
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| Whitman Talks About Future WebOS Plans in CRN Interview |
The Verge has posted an interview with Jon Rubinstein, freshly-departed from HP. Some of the highlights discussed in the surprisingly frank interview include the timeline previously set in place for Rubinstein's departure from HP (12 to 24 months). According to the interview, Ruby was planning on leaving HP even prior to the TouchPad launch. He politely refused to discuss the "things that didn't work out the way everyone expected" aside from the CEO churn during his not-quite 2-year tenure with HP (Hurd, Lesjak, Apotheker, Whitman). He also states that that "HP wasn't in good enough shape on its own to be able to support the effort", speaking in terms of the capital outlay needed to perfect WebOS and its accompanying hardware and ecosystem.
Long-time PIC readers may recall the story of former Palm CEO Ed Colligan plucking Rubinstein out of his semi-retirement poolside in Mexico (illustrated in this article from 2007) and it's to this tranquil destination that Ruby has returned for "some time off". The "Podfather" is still using his HP Veer and expressed no desire to head north and try to rectify the problems at RIM.
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| Interview with the Departing Jon Rubinstein |
Culminating many months of silence from the former Palm CEO, All Things D is reporting that Jon Rubinstein is leaving Hewlett Packard, effectively shutting the book on one of the last vestiges of the old Palm guard at the company. This news comes just two days after HP's announcement of their WebOS open-source timeline.
The All Things D article goes on to state that Rubinstein has "no immediate plans" and the departure comes on the heels of his fulfillment of a 12-24 month commitment to stay onboard with HP in the aftermath of the Palm acquisition in 2010.
The article concludes with report that Rubinstein's departure is no great surprise, as he had not been seen on HP grounds after last summer's groundbreaking decision by ex-CEO Leo Apotheker to discontinue HP's WebOS hardware products.
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