Tag Archives: palm pre
How Failtastic Can One Phone Be? Just Ask Palm About the Prē!
What Would an Ideal Portable-Computing UI Look Like?
Right now, the question of what you need in a mobile computing platform is most often phrased in terms of “Do you need a netbook or a full laptop? Or perhaps one of the new high-end smartphones will manage?” I think the question isn’t one of capabilities as much as it is a question about [...]
Solutions For Palm Prē “Signed Out of Palm Profile” Endless Loop
A Chat With Palm Tech Support
We’ll see if anything useful comes of this… I wasn’t too happy with the rep’s cluefulness at 2:55, I must admit.
2:50 PM Connecting to Rescue Gateway: control.app51.logmeinrescue.com…
2:50 PM Connected to Rescue Gateway. A support representative will be with you shortly.
2:51 PM Support session established with Kade.
2:51 PM Kade: Hello.
2:51 PM Kagan MacTane: Hi.
2:51 PM Kade: [...]
A webOS 1.2 Upgrade Experience That Couldn’t Be Much Worse
The following is a copy of what I just posted on the Palm Prē forums:
I woke up this morning to find that the webOS 1.2 upgrade had been pushed to my Prē automatically. I was happy, until the reboot finished and I saw:
Signed Out
You are no longer signed in to your Palm Profile on this [...]
Palm Is Lying, Not Just Spying
An Installation Shell-Script for Palm Prē Developers
Productivity on Various Fronts
I’ve actually made some progress on coding projects this weekend. My Palm Prē “Magic 8 Ball” application now responds to the Prē’s accelerometer: if you rotate the Prē, the app stays right-side up (including readjusting the position of the backdrop image). Even cooler, you no longer have to tap a button to trigger the fortune; [...]
Palm Prē, Day Three: The Good and the Bad
Thoughts on the Palm Prē: Category Catastrophe
Note, Added A Few Days Later: This post does not tell the whole story. This is a wail of anguish, and is not intended to be balanced. For a more balanced look at the Palm Prē, read my later, and broader, evaluation of it as well as this post.
There are a lot of good things [...]