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"We are delighted to extend the benefits of the Palm economy to the global cellular telephony market place. This future cooperation offers Palm the ability to provide comprehensive solutions to our licensees in the wireless area, and that is a win for the wireless industry overall", said Alan Kessler, President of Palm Computing in a statement.
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