Palm emulated on the iPhone: finally we can leave that IIIc at home

by Paul Miller posted Feb 23rd 2008 at 7:36PM

StyleTap, the folks behind the CrossPlatform Palm emulator for Windows Mobile have built a proof of concept version of the software for the iPhone / iPod touch. They're not committing to releasing any such product, and aren't releasing the software as a beta or anything like that at the moment, but the video demo of the software in action is certainly promising. All the apps are rather responsive, the device benchmarks a good bit faster than the Tungsten | T, and Apple's keyboard is even integrated into the proceedings quite nicely. Video is after the break.

[Via TUAW]

Filed under: Palm, Palm OS, Apple, iPhone OS

Tags: emulator, iphone, ipod touch, IpodTouch, palm, palm os, PalmOs

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

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keithwwalker @ Feb 23rd 2008 8:16PM

Wow! an open iPhone! Palm and Jobs both could learn something from this...

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Rexjamo @ Feb 23rd 2008 8:46PM

Fantastic! I can finally retire my old T3 and get a Window Mobile based device.

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kheszi @ Feb 23rd 2008 10:58PM

Can it emulate the Treo's keyboard? Didn't think so... :)

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samir @ Feb 24th 2008 10:00AM

holy crap mine runs at 291%????? I guess Im geting a jess phone when my centro sprint plan is finsihed.

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NuShrike @ Feb 25th 2008 6:30PM

Although HotSync isn't supported, wow Palm OS runs better, faster, same rez, and NOW on Apple's BSD platform years before Palm can come up with a working Linux platform.

Death bells for Palm, Inc if the whole community can just move over to mobile OSX and skip the PalmInc middleman.