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In early 2005, an Oswin device running Palm OS 6.1 (" | In early 2005, an Oswin device running Palm OS 6.1 (" | ||
- | However, with the sacking of the PalmSource CEO in mid-2005, and the sale of PalmSource to ACCESS in late 2005, it appeared that Palm-OS 6.1 would be cancelled. In response, in 2006 GSPDA announced that they would continue to ship new devices with PalmOS 5.4, such as the Xplore M70 (announced Sep '06), alongside a second series of smartphones running a new[[https:// | + | {{ : |
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+ | However, with the sacking of the PalmSource CEO in mid-2005, and the sale of PalmSource to ACCESS in late 2005, it appeared that Palm-OS 6.1 would be cancelled. In response, in 2006 GSPDA announced that they would continue to ship new devices with PalmOS 5.4, such as the Xplore M70 (announced Sep '06), alongside a second series of smartphones running a new[[https:// | ||
However, by 2007, the Xplore M70 international release was canceled, while plans for the Jasper S20 were disrupted with financial troubles at SavaJe, seeing them acquired by Sun in April 2007. In 2008, the GSPDA joint-venture were closed, the Xplore brand and [[http:// | However, by 2007, the Xplore M70 international release was canceled, while plans for the Jasper S20 were disrupted with financial troubles at SavaJe, seeing them acquired by Sun in April 2007. In 2008, the GSPDA joint-venture were closed, the Xplore brand and [[http:// | ||
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* Codename Zircon I, HAL ID zicn, Device ID zicn [22] | * Codename Zircon I, HAL ID zicn, Device ID zicn [22] | ||
- | * Also known as Zicron | + | * Also known as Zircon |
==== Specifications ==== | ==== Specifications ==== | ||
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Almost identical to the M68. Ann. Sept 2006, rel, early 2006 | Almost identical to the M68. Ann. Sept 2006, rel, early 2006 | ||
* Codename UNKNOWN, HAL ID zcn5, Device ID zcn5 [22] | * Codename UNKNOWN, HAL ID zcn5, Device ID zcn5 [22] | ||
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A minor update, the M70S was later released in Oct 2007 with a firmware update. | A minor update, the M70S was later released in Oct 2007 with a firmware update. | ||
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- | ===== Zircon Axia A108 ===== | + | ===== Oswin Zircon Axia A108 ===== |
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- | The [[https:// | + | The [[https:// |
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In Feb 2005, at a local GSPDA public meeting, a representative indicated that GSPDA indicated to release a Palm OS 6 (Cobalt) based smartphone by the end of 2006[16] - over a year after Cobalt 6.1 was announced in 2004[17], and almost two years after [[http:// | In Feb 2005, at a local GSPDA public meeting, a representative indicated that GSPDA indicated to release a Palm OS 6 (Cobalt) based smartphone by the end of 2006[16] - over a year after Cobalt 6.1 was announced in 2004[17], and almost two years after [[http:// | ||
- | In April it was indicated that the Zircon | + | In April it was indicated that the Oswin Axia A108 device would be available with a range of different OS platforms, including Palm OS 6 Cobalt [18][19]. |
These plans were again confirmed in May 2005, during an [[https:// | These plans were again confirmed in May 2005, during an [[https:// | ||
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==== Specifications ==== | ==== Specifications ==== | ||
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* Mobile: GSM TriBand 900/ | * Mobile: GSM TriBand 900/ | ||
* Data: GPRS Class 10 | * Data: GPRS Class 10 | ||
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* https:// | * https:// | ||
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* [24] https:// | * [24] https:// | ||
* [25] http:// | * [25] http:// | ||
+ | * [26] https:// | ||