What about the phone palm operating system? Which model should I buy?

symbian

Market share: Technological leap: Highlights and importance: The Symbian system has dominated the market for intelligent systems for many years, and now, it is finally in decline, and although it is unlikely to be eliminated in the short term, the trend is already obvious.

google android

Market Share: Technology Leap: Highlights and Importance:

The emergence and strong development of Android is a recent high-profile event in the mobile phone industry, and Google's intervention in the mobile phone field is not the smartphone that people speculated before, but an open mobile device platform composed of more than 30 technology and wireless application leaders.

windows mobile

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Windows Mobile (WM) system is derived from the Windows desktop system, with the blood of desktop applications, so both the interface design and functional applications are almost the same as the PC, in the early promotion, this is also the reason why a large number of users invested in WM, and now with WP7, UI and functions have been greatly improved, so that everyone is amazed.

Linux Market Share: Technology Leap: Highlights and Importance:

Although theoretically the Linux system has the most open source characteristics and gives developers the most room to play, from the perspective of recent developments, the Linux system still seems to be far away from most ordinary consumers.

palm os

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As an embedded operating system, Palm OS is indeed its strong point for use in professional devices such as PDA. However, after 11 years of development, PALM has increasingly entered a cold winter period, and perhaps defending the mid-to-high-end professional field is the right way for it.

yes, it's my favorite operating system... It runs smoothly, is more user-friendly, and is a bit off-the-beaten. However, software is scarce. And it's hard to get started. It is recommended to buy pre2 now. This is the most cost-effective palm phone now.

G network is OK, C network has many problems with changing cards, unstable, and some defects. But it still works. The advantage is high efficiency.

Pls is it palmos or later webos

WebOS prefers Pre2 Palmos recommends Palm680

The hallmark of the Palm OS is its simplicity and single-threaded, which allows you to run only one program at a time, so that the Palm OS will never run into an out-of-memory dilemma due to multiple applications open, which is both its advantage and its disadvantage, because many people are not satisfied with only being able to handle one task at the same time. Palm's schedule management and note-taking features are the simplest and most powerful of all operating systems, and Palm OS is very compatible with desktops, Office, and email.

Multi-**** is the weakness of PALM, using the **** program that comes with PALM, you can only **convert MPEG-1 files through Palm Desktop, and the effect is not good, **you also need to use third-party tools to **DRM protection**. In today's entertainment first place, the backward multi-** performance is one of the reasons for the decline of PALM.

Palm used to be the hegemon of the handheld computer operating system, but now it is no longer in the limelight, since Sony announced its withdrawal from the international PDA market, Palm's market share has gradually been eaten away by Windows Mobile.

Pre Plus is currently the most cost-effective, I've been using it, it's very cool, and there is a touchstone that pulls the wind.

The Palm Pre Plus is the most classic, the Pixi is cheaper, and the belly squeezing eyes of the first generation of the Palm Pre are quite good-looking.

If everyone uses it well, it is really good.