Palm, Inc

  PALM 0.00 +0.00 (nan%)

Palm designs and sells smartphones. They build products for consumers, mobile professionals and businesses. Their products include smartphones based on webOS, including the Palm Pre and Palm Pixi.

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  • hacker2

    A while ago

    Carrier expansion didn't work in the face of competition from Apple and Google.

  • gerog3042

    A while ago

    10

  • ownyou111

    A while ago

    This stock has a $25 target price from analysts.

  • ownyou111

    A while ago

    Palm is a great stock with an amazing outlook. I expect to see this stock double if not triple within the coming months, buy now while it's low.

  • CAMKING

    A while ago

    $25.00+

  • hacker2

    A while ago

    The prospect of Palm on more carriers is a positive for Palm's future. Further, carriers and other handset makers should look to Palm (webOS) as an alternative to Android now that it seems Google may be doing their own phone. The future is still very speculative for Palm but if they are lucky it could pay off, possibly with an acquisition by a needy player like Nokia.

  • Evosoho

    A while ago

    The iPhone will continue to succeed despite the hyped "iPhone killers" which are always failures.
    The DROID will be a failure because of the lackluster Google Experience which pales to the iPhone's experience and less storage for a higher price.
    The best Android phone is the HTC Hero a.k.a DROID ERIS which is lackluster compared to the iPhone.
    The best Windows Mobile phone is the HTC HD2 which is lackluster compared to the iPhone.
    Palm webOS will be a failure as the Pre and Pixi are very lackluster compared to the iPhone.
    Windows Mobile is here to stay but BlackBerry and Palm are not.
    The iPhone is taking share in the business market against BlackBerry and will continue to do so.
    Palm is not popular at all and has everything against it.
    Android is here to stay and might potentially overtake the iPhone but only by a tiny fraction of a percent.
    Palm is dying.

  • johnl

    A while ago

    the'll sell a bunch of Pre's near term, but won't ever get critical mass.

  • ajon

    A while ago

    Palm to Open E-commerce Beta Program for Palm App Catalog