HP/Palm Trademark Three New Names [Smartphones]

Dec 17th 2010
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Three new product names-Myte, Gyst and Veer-have popped up inside the FCC trademark database for HP/Palm, that could really well correlate to their upcoming announcements early next year. I suppose this implies new smartphones and tablets are on the manner that aren’t Pre/Pixi derivatives, because after the lackluster year Palm had, they wish the whole help they could get (and this comes from someone who still uses their WebOS smartphone). [ PocketNow via PreCentral ]

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