PalmOne becomes Palm again

May 24 2005, 8:13am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Just when i started to get used to PalmOne as the one Palm making hardware and palmSource the guys making the OS things change again.

The obviously more successful PalmOne buys out the Palm trademark from PalmSource for $30Mio. and will change its name back to Palm later this year. PalmSource said also that palmOne will pay minimum royalty payments of $148.5 million to renew its license of the Palm operating system. The royalty payments include $65 million for the years 2007 to 2009.
More details on LA Times.

See also PalmOne's - sorry Palm's latest PDA the Life Drive.

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