Like the Pre? Wait Until It's Actually Finished
Palm is taking a page from Apple's iPhone strategy book when it comes to keeping things quiet regarding its newly-announced Pre smartphone and webOS mobile platform.
The two things Palm (NASDAQ: PALM) will say is that it is focused on completing software development and network certification requirements and expects devices to be available by June.
"We put all the news out at CES and everyone is back in the office working on the platform and device and not available at this time for interviews," spokesperson Leslie Letts told InternetNews.com.
Beyond that, Palm is mute. It's not providing review devices to media or analysts, or interviews until the foreseeable future, said Letts.
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