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PalmSource banks on Linux and feature phones
News Their tough times have continued: PalmSource's chief executive, David Nagel, abruptly resigned on Sunday without giving a reason, and for the first time devices shipped using Microsoft's handheld OS surpassed the Palm OS for the year in 2004... [25 May 2005]
PalmSource CEO bows out
News David Nagel has resigned as PalmSource chief executive, president and director, a move that follows a series of executive changes in the past few months at the struggling maker of the Palm handheld operating system. [24 May 2005]
3GSM: Quotes of the week
News PalmSource CEO David Nagel on the dominance of a single mobile OS platform. Former UK government efficiency tsar and now Symbian non-executive chairman Sir Peter Gershon pre-empts questions about outgoing boss David Levin at the smart phone OS-maker. [18 Feb 2005]
3GSM: Microsoft, PalmSource and Symbian smarts
News Speaking on a panel, PalmSource CEO David Nagel gave his usual 'bring on the competition' battle cry. With outgoing CEO David Levin taking more of a backseat than usual at Symbian's annual press event - the company has appointed headhunters Russell... [15 Feb 2005]
PalmSource gets Chinese foothold
News This is the next stage in our growth and a major milestone for the mobile phone industry," David Nagel, chief executive of PalmSource, said in a statement. PalmSource, which makes software for mobile devices, said Wednesday that it has agreed to... [09 Dec 2004]
RIM and PalmSource connect at last
News At a RIM conference in Chicago on Tuesday, PalmSource CEO David Nagel demonstrated the Blackberry Connect and Mail for Blackberry software on a Samsung SGH i500 phone. Research In Motion and PalmSource presented details on Tuesday of an alliance... [19 May 2004]
Leader: Who will enterprises crown the winners in wireless?
Leader Last week PalmSource CEO David Nagel also said: "In the short term, [the change in Symbian ownership] won't have enormous impact. The major platforms are now fairly defined - and in the long-term they centre on operating systems from Microsoft... [26 Feb 2004]
PalmSource likes Cobalt's luster
Video PalmSource CEO David Nagel talks about the company's new operating system, Cobalt, about embracing Java and about telephony's impact on the PDA. [12 Feb 2004]
Re:Viewing 2003 - Mobile and wireless
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]
