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That sound you're hearing is the collective sigh from everyone patiently waiting for
Palm to actually get its act together and
unveil its depressingly overdue Linux mobile OS. Yet again, it seems we've been fooled into believing that Palm actually had its
ducks in a proverbial row, as BrightHand is now reporting that Palm CEO Ed Colligan recently announced on a conference call that "products based on the new Linux-based platform won't be available until some time next year." Interestingly enough, Colligan also insinuated that the firm would "continue to use Windows Mobile and
Garnet OS / Palm OS II for the foreseeable future." Wait, they can actually see some light at the end of this perpetually growing
tunnel? We sure as hell can't.
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