Palm Pre Software Product Manager interviewed

By Ewan on February 22, 2009 in Uncategorized

Ben sat down with the Palm Pre Software Product Manager to find out more about the device before we got the hands-on demonstration. This is 9:16 minutes of pure relevance if you’re anywhere near excited about the Palm Pre device.

Here’s the video:

Palm Pre overview from their Software Product Manager from Mobile Industry Review on Vimeo.

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HELLO PALM… How will third party application Palm Partners' software work on the new Pre. Presently? My Palm 755p is used to manage political campaigns while I am on the move — Using DateBK 6 (Pimlicasoftware), DocumentsToGo (Dataviz), Pocket Tunes 5 (NormSoft), HandBase 4 (DDH Software). These applications give purpose and value to myself and my Palm 755p. Will these software product and their data transfer seamlessly to the new Pre?
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HELLO PALM… How will third party application Palm Partners' software work on the new Pre. Presently? My Palm 755p is used to manage political campaigns while I am on the move — Using DateBK 6 (Pimlicasoftware), DocumentsToGo (Dataviz), Pocket Tunes 5 (NormSoft), HandBase 4 (DDH Software). These applications give purpose and value to myself and my Palm 755p. Will these software product and their data transfer seamlessly to the new Pre?