Palm has opportunity

Recently Palm is down-rated by a lot of "analysts" to be "worth of zero" -- because Apple is building a good phone and HTC, Moto gaining markets with Google's Android OS.

I don't agree.

People working in computer science all know how difficulty it is to get a good operating system to run on embedded devices. Palm has its own, good reputation WebOS.
Nokia is still struggling with its own mobile OS and does not want to use Intel's.
The problem is that too few people knows that and they don't have a good product line -- only two models with old-fashioned outlook. They need new models and applications that attract users aged 17-25.

Now the event is that Google is exiting from China, leaving the Android platform an "untrusted" and "maintenance who know" state. It's believed that they will get less and less official support from Telecom companies and the market needs to be re-filled by apple, RIM and , I believe, Palm. This is an opportunity so Palm should act up before this window closes.

So palm, go ahead and let more people know you and use your products.