Filed in archive Forecasts by tom on August 15, 2006

The Carnival of the Mobilists is entering middle age, with number 40 being hosted by Anders Borg of Abiro. This week sees more than 15 entries, with two new contributors, covering UI design, multimedia, application platforms, business, messaging, the mobile web and convergence.

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Response from: GlooM (08/15/06 3:49am)

This week's Carnival has a fair amount of speculation about the future of the Palm OS. Tam Hanna asks how the disappearance of the Palm OS would affect different kinds of software developers. For a more in-depth analysis, David Beers dives headfirst into Palm's most recent annual report.

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