Palm’s PDAs are still trying to keep their heads above water and from the looks of it, they might just pull it off. Today we look at their new product line. Both the good and the bad is covered here in the article below.

Officially, new Palm models are to be announced on the 12 of October 2005. Following its tradition the company of Palm tries to launch new models in the beginning of October. So, Palm Tungsten T was officially launched on the 1 of October 2002, and exactly in a year - Tungsten T3 and Tungsten E. On the fourth of October 2004 Palm Tungsten T5 officially came to the world.

For the last time the press has been making too much fuss around Palm and everything concerning the company. First, they were exaggerating rumors about Palm Treo based on Windows Mobile for quite long. Then the rumors were confirmed by high rank company representatives and after that by photos and video appeared in the net (for instance, engadget.com). Then Palm Source sells their rights for the Palm brand for 30 million dollars, and palmOne becomes Palm again gaining a new logo design. Much fuss was raised regarding this contract. Completely weakening, Palm Source cancels Palm OS 6, in which it had put so much time and power, and secretly comes up for sale. Negotiations with Palm start, but in the end Palm Source and the right for Palm OS were bought by a Japanese company Access (they say, Access offered double price for each stock). So, it seems Palm OS is not yet finished with, and its new Linux version will demonstrate something, and will surely play its role on the Japanese market. [Read the rest]