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News SonyEricsson, another of its shareholders, came out fighting for the company but the speculation only compounded remarks made to silicon.com in October by PalmSource CEO David Nagel. Also criticised by PalmSource's Nagel - and more on Palm in a... [23 Dec 2003]
PalmSource and RIM plan BlackBerry connectivity
News We believe that Palm OS, together with RIM's innovative BlackBerry connectivity will meet the growing needs of our customers and Palm OS developers," David Nagel, PalmSource's CEO, said in a statement. [19 Dec 2003]
PalmSource CEO David Nagel at Comdex
Video At Comdex in Las Vegas, PalmSource CEO David Nagel talks about how mobile devices are streamlining business processes - and in some industries, saving lives. [20 Nov 2003]
PalmSource goes on smartphone offensive
News David Nagel, president and CEO of PalmSource, said it will enable carriers to feedback and influence Palm OS platform development efforts and allows operators to create a catalogue of software titles for over-the-air delivery to an increasing... [18 Nov 2003]
Gates to kick off a more serious Comdex
News Other major CEO keynotes include Siebel's Thomas Siebel, AT&T's John Zeglis, Symantec's John Thompson and PalmSource's David Nagel who will be talking about the mobile enterprise. A more compact and serious Comdex technology trade show is due to... [14 Nov 2003]
Sony Ericsson gives vote of confidence to Symbian
News Comments made to silicon.com earlier this week from David Nagel, CEO at PalmSource, a Symbian rival, painted a picture of uncertainty over Symbian's future if one stakeholder is seen to have significantly more sway than others. [17 Oct 2003]
ITU 03: PalmSource CEO: Who wouldn’t be scared to death of Microsoft?
News PalmSource CEO David Nagel has cast doubts over rivals Microsoft and Symbian just days before his company is spun off as a software player separate to the rest of Palm. On Symbian, Nagel said: “As Nokia gets more and more apparent control everyone... [15 Oct 2003]
Promiscuous Orange launches Palm-based smartphone
News The launch in London was backed up by Handspring CEO Donna Dubinsky and PalmSource president and CEO David Nagel. Nagel, whose company will soon sit completely separately from palmOne, once again pointed to the large numbers of developers and... [17 Sep 2003]
PalmSource OS goes corporate
News PalmSource is working on a new operating system called Sahara that the company hopes will make the Palm OS more useful in corporate settings, chief executive David Nagel said on Wednesday. Sahara will include features to improve security, Web... [19 Jun 2003]
PalmSource: PDAs are poorly designed
News Handheld PCs today include "everything but the kitchen sink", pack in costly hardware and lack design focus, said David Nagel, chief executive of PalmSource. Nagel was speaking at the Wireless Ventures conference held in the US on Thursday. [02 May 2003]
Microsoft gears up for smartphone assault
News PalmSource chief executive David Nagel said his company's operating system is strongest within the United States, where it powers about 75 per cent of the smartphones on the market. Microsoft's battle for mobile phone software supremacy will heat... [17 Mar 2003]
A new breed of PDAs is coming. But would you want one?
News Last year PalmSource CEO David Nagel told silicon.com that his company does not fear Dell. However, if that sum is to grow and consumer use of mobile data is to take off, it seems handheld makers must start offering more extensive packages which... [20 Feb 2003]
Dell storms into PDA market
News Last November, PalmSource CEO David Nagel told silicon.com that Dell would have an impact in the handheld market but that it would not close the gap with prices of some Palm OS-based models. After less than three months selling its own-brand... [24 Jan 2003]
PalmSource makes play for China
News It's a little hard to tell today exactly how big it is but at the upper end [of that estimate] it is like the US," PalmSource CEO David Nagel recently told journalists. A month after hinting at new licensees, PalmSource has revealed the partners it... [11 Dec 2002]
"It's a form of madness, all these separate systems"
News PalmSource CEO David Nagel on Dell entering the PDA market.http://www.silicon.com/a563338 "This is a pretty jazzed group of people. Michael Capellas describes his team at WorldCom. They were all pretty jazzed. [15 Nov 2002]
