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Posted by: Bill Landon on Fri, Dec 19, 2003 Provided by: FreeTranslation.com |
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| PalmSource and RIM Develop BlackBerry Connectivity for Palm OS |
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PalmSource, Inc. provider of Palm OS, a leading operating system powering
next
generation mobile devices and smartphones, and Research In Motion (RIM) a leading developer of wireless solutions,
have
formalized their development relationship and have begun efforts to
jointly
develop a software client that enables BlackBerry® connectivity to Palm
OS.
Following the recent announcement of the Palm Powered Mobile World program, the PalmSource and RIM agreement continues on this momentum by initiating the technology development phase of the relationship. RIM and PalmSource anticipate negotiating a technology distribution agreement for the BlackBerry connectivity solution on Palm OS at a later date. The goal of this development effort is to create a BlackBerry connectivity solution for Palm OS licensees in the second half of 2004. This solution will be designed to provide Palm OS licensees the ability to connect their Palm Powered(tm) wireless handhelds and smartphones to BlackBerry Enterprise Server(tm) using the same secure push-based wireless architecture and infrastructure that currently supports thousands of companies and government organizations. The BlackBerry Connect(tm) solution for Palm OS will also support BlackBerry Web Client, a wireless Internet email service for individuals and small business that does not require server software. |
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