Palm OS

It's been this way for a long time.

The Palm OS days, the Symbian days, they were all like this.

But if the future of computing is without apps, then the companies who have apps today They also have to change.

Now they're very much ahead of us in terms of the company scale and the traction, but if everybody has to start from the beginning again, then we also have the opportunity to win this race.

Um-

So I told you about the, the Palm OS thing that it could do.

Yeah.

It is to the point where it's confident-

You know, you had, I mean, Apple at the time, iOS was only 13% to 17% of the market.

Palm OS was there.

You had some weird Linux stuff.

There was, of course, RIM, you know, with BlackBerry.

So try to play it at a bar if you can.

This was ported to a lot of systems, though, including the Apple II, the Atari 2600, the Atari 8-bit, ColecoVision, Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum, MSX Amstrad, BBC Micro, IBM PC, Palm OS, which I know we've talked about Palm Pilots in the past.

Oh, I've got

a Palm M125 sitting in the shelf right over here.