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palmOne Becomes Palm Again

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


Today marks the day that palmOne, Inc. becomes Palm, Inc again. The company will begin trading under the symbol PALM, formerly traded under the Nasdaq ticker symbol PLMO. Accompanying the name change is the release of a new company logo.

"I'm confident we'll build our momentum even faster now that we can use the same term consumers and business people have always used for our products -- PALM," said Ed Colligan, Palm president and chief executive officer. "And while a lot has changed -- our name, ticker, logo and headquarters -- our vision remains the same. We believe the future of personal computing is 'mobile computing,' and we aim to deliver superior hardware and software solutions so that we can continue to set the bar in the industry."

"Our new logo takes advantage of the high brand awareness we've built over time through award-winning and commercially successful handheld computers and smartphones," said Page Murray, Palm vice president of marketing. "It balances the past with the future, and signals to customers that they can expect to see a lot more of the name 'Palm' going forward in exciting mobile-computing products."



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