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Palm OS vs Pocket PC

News - By: pdaBlast! Staff - July 14, 2005

Tuxtops.com has a nice point by point comparison of the Palm OS and Windows Mobile Pocket PC operating systems. The reviewer has taken time to list all the advantages and disadvantages of each operating system before making his conclusions. It's a nice read for anyone interested in both operating systems.

"If you are after gaming, multimedia, good WiFi+Bluetooth support, a lot of accessories and versatility, go with Pocket PC.
If you are after small and stylish devices with good battery life, simple interface and simple PIM apps, go with PalmOS.
There is room for both, however most modern or tech-oriented new PDA users are more likely to opt for PocketPC instead. In fact, PocketPC's market share *growth* is bigger than Palm's the last few years, but Palm is still ahead in overall market share. This is changing rapidly though, especially with the many PocketPC phones that are scheduled to be shipped later this year."



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