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ASSIGNMENT 1 OPEARTING SYSTEMS ( PALM OS ) Nousheen Shaikh - 60066965 Salwa Buksh - 60067463.
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ASSIGNMENT 1
OPEARTING SYSTEMS( PALM OS )
Nousheen Shaikh - 60066965
Salwa Buksh - 60067463
WHAT IS PALM OS?
It is a mobile operating system. Its been used in smart phones, wrist watches,
handheld game consoles, GPS devices etc. Provides a software platform for any handheld
PDAs made by Palm Inc. Designed to fit palm size device of specific size
and specific display size. It uses TCP/IP network access.
BACK TO THE 90’S
Developed by Jeff Hawkins at Palm Computing Inc.
Designed in 1996 Six versions were designed:
1. Palm OS 1.0(1996)2. Palm OS 2.0(March 10 1997)3. Palm OS 3.0(March 9 1998) 4. Palm OS 4.0(March 19 2001)5. Palm OS 5(June 2002)6. Palm OS Cobalt (Feb 10 2004)
PALM OS 1.0
Could not differentiate between RAM and file storage system
Supported 160x160 monochrome output display Input generated through Graffiti handwriting
reorganization system or virtual keyboard (optional)
Supported data synchronization to another Pc through its HotSync technology
Features1. Classic PIM applications Address2. Date Book3. Memo Pad4. To Do List5. Calculator6. Security tool
PALM OS 2.0
Added 1. TCP/IP network2. Network Hotsync3. Display backlight support
Features (added)1. Enhanced PIM applications2. Mail3. Expense
PALM OS 3.0
Added 1. Infrared (IrDA)2. Enhanced font support
Released 4 different versions with different features
1. Palm OS 3.1 – minor features like new HotSync support
2. Palm OS 3.2 – Web Clipping support3. Palm OS 3.3 – faster HotSync speed and infrared
hotsyncing4. Palm OS 3.5 – native 8-bit color support, many
convenience features
PALM OS 4.0
Added 1. External file system access (SD card)2. Support USB3. Mobile Internet kit 4. 16 bit color screens and different time zone.5. Many other applications (LED blinking, vibration,
sound)6. UI enhancements
PALM OS 5
Supports ARM(32 bit Advanced RISC Machine) devices
Supports high density 320 x 320 screens with full sound playback and record API
Released 4 versions:1. 5.2 - supports 480x320 resolutions and introduces
a new handwriting input system called Graffiti 2.2. Palm OS 5.3 Simplified Chinese Edition - supports
Simplified Chinese, adds support for QVGA resolutions, and API for virtual Graffiti
3. Palm OS Garnet (5.4) - provides support for multiple screen resolutions, ranging from 160x160 to 480x320, updated Bluetooth libraries.
4. Garnet OS 5.5 – designed mostly for Garnet VM virtual machine.
PALM OS COBALT
embedded modern operating system to an existing operating system
Features embedded1. Multitasking and memory protection2. Modern multimedia and graphic framework3. Security features4. Adjustments of PIM files in order to function
with Ms Outlook.
COMPETITORS
Other competing operating system:1. Android2. Blackberry OS
vs
ANDROID VS. PALM OS
Developed by Google Designing since 2005 Used by Samsung, HTC,
etc Most of the features are
same but since it was designed in 2005 many features like supporting 3D graphics were added.
The market share is around 25.5%
Developed by Palm Inc. Designing since 1996 Used by HP Features are almost the
same but since it began designing from long back many new tech features were not added.
The market share is pretty less.
Android Palm OS
BLACKBERRY OS VS. PALM OS
Developed by RIM (Research In Motion)
Designing since 1999
Used by Blackberry Almost all the
features are same. Market share is
quite high around 14.8%
Developed by Palm Inc.
Designing since 1996 Used by HP All the features are
same
Market share is pretty less
Blackberry OS Palm OS
REFERENCES
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mobile_operating_system#cite_note-21
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BlackBerry_OS http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BlackBerry http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palm_OS http://
searchmobilecomputing.techtarget.com/definition/Palm-OS