Once a highly regarded OS and seen as one of the best of it’s time, Palm Garnet is now known as nothing more than a long tooth. An OS that stuck like glue to many Palm devices long after the OS had reached it’s expiration date. Faith was somewhat restored with Palm’s new baby — webOS. But we’re not going to talk about that. Why? Because you can’t run webOS on your N900 right now. Palm Garnet OS welcome to the N900. After about 20 seconds the coolness and wow factor of running a Palm Garnet VM on a Nokia N900 will wane and you’ll be left starring at a rather sexy piece of hardware with a fat chick personality spilling over on the sides. Great combination. Then again, some people like that. To each his own. If you so choose to pursue such an unholy matrimony, eat your heart out…
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On December 11th, 2009 at 7:13 am
August 5, 2010 at 4:13 am
N900 may be a kick ass piece of kit, but Google are being bastards about releasing google maps for it. But Palm OS had a pretty decent little client, so emulation in order to get a 3 year old version of google maps is better than nothing.
I mean shit, it’s either that or go and try to compile google earth to run on ubuntu for n900 or something. Or VPN into your own box….or…no. the plam os thing seems reasonable.