Intercede (London Stock Exchange AIM: IGP), the producer of MyID, a world-leader in identity and credential management systems (IDCMS), is attending the Smart Event World e-ID conference in Nice,… (PRWeb September 25, 2011) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2011/9/prweb8823201.htm
Intercede (London Stock Exchange AIM: IGP), the producer of MyID, a world-leader in identity and credential management systems (IDCMS), is attending the Smart Event World e-ID conference in Nice,… (PRWeb September 24, 2011) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2011/9/prweb8819594.htm
AndroidOS.in Bell tries to rid themselves of the Motorola Dext, $149.95 no-contract MobileSyrup.com The Bell Palm Pre has been sent down to a low no-contract price of $149.95 and it seems like Bell is using that same magical number to clear out other stock …
US SMALL/MIDCAPS-Stocks fall on Palm exec, smartphone changes Reuters N) has begun phasing out Palm's Pre and Pixi phones for newer Sprint devices further pressured the stock. [ID:nWEN2912] “(Palm) moved up over the last week … and more
Short Squeeze Developing in Palm ? TradersHuddle.com Sales of Palm Pre failed to meet analyst expectations, causing a big sell-off in the stock, however now that the storm of downgrades have passed, … Possible Short Squeeze In Palm Benzinga all 2 news articles
Guess what? iTunes Breaks Pre syncing…Again My Pre Okay, first of all, we all knew this one was coming, the cat and mouse game is still on between Palm and Apple. But I guess that doesn't have to worry ..
If you happen to own shares of Palm stock, I recommend you turn away now, because if you thought Tuesday and Wednesday were bad, then you might just faint after seeing today’s numbers: shares of Palm were down $1.80 – that’s -13.42% – today alone. Coupled with losses on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, the stock is down a painful 22.2% for this week alone, and 33.5% for October.
Palm stole the spotlight at CES 2009 with the announcement of their Palm Pre and WebOS operating system and Palm fans rejoiced. It hasn’t been as successful in 2009 as was hoped and in October their stock was down again, 20%, with limited Palm Pre availability and slow rollout of applications. I personally do not have a lot of confidence in Palm getting past 2010 without rolling out updated …
