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TealOS shut down by Palm, Inc.

News - By: pdaBlast! Staff - March 27, 2009


In a move that is sure to irritate Palm fans, Palm Inc. has apparently shut down the webOS look-a-like, TealOS. A TealPoint representative posted a message in the Talktalk support forums:


"I'm sorry to say that at Palm's request, as of this upcoming Monday, March 30, we will no longer be selling or distributing TealOS.

We really appreciate the help and unprecedented enthusiasm so many of you have shown for this product. It's been a long time since we experienced this kind of customer cooperation, and the program's success came at a badly needed time. We wish we could continue contributing to this great community.
"

Isn't it nice how a company squashes enthusiasm for their products with this kind of move? In case you missed TealOS, check out this video. It's pretty impressive.

You'll have until March 30 to download the program so head on over to the link below to grab your copy before it disappears.




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