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Palm: Merrill Repeats Buy Rating, Finds Stock “Compelling”

Bank of America/Merrill Lynch analyst Vivek Arya this morning pounded the table on Palm (PALM), repeating his Buy rating following a meeting with the company’s management. Arya writes in a research note that he had an “encouraging” session with CEO Jon Rubenstein, CFO Doug Jeffries and IR head Teri Klein. “Our [...]

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Motorola Milestone is GSM Droid

... area. November 3, 2009 1:02 PM PST Speaking of multitouch screen patents. It may be that Jon Rubenstein, CEO of the Palm Pre, owns the multitouch screen patent. Lookup Patent Number: 345173000. Assuming this is true, I'm sure since Jon used to work for Apple and Jon owns the patent rights...there are some agreements between iPhone and Palm Pre regarding multi-touch screens which explain...

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Palm Pixi lands Nov. 15, indicates a third webOS device

... its way, and that the Pre is actually destined to be the company's midrange handset. As Palm CEO Jon Rubenstein said in September, webOS will be the only operating system the company supports from now on, and there has not yet been a replacement for the Treo Pro, Palm's final Windows Mobile device and last flagship device up for replacement. Copyright Betanews, Inc. 2009