metered plans with a montly data transfer limit. The change is due to increased costs from Palm's service provider, Cingular. Current subscribers using the unlimited plan will be transitioned to other plans as their contracts expire, and Palm will also be trying to move users over to the new Palm Tungsten W as soon as it becomes available.

Palm.Net is Palm's pager-based network service for the Palm VII, VIIx, and i705 handhelds. It offers a fast-setup, low-speed connection to Palm.Net's proxy services, which do not include full Internet access. The service itself is independent of the web clipping system and proxy server, which can run on other networks as well. The Palm.Net service has never been a big success for Palm, and it is likely that Palm is also trying to move customers over to more standard services such as GSM/GPRS with the Palm Tugsten W.">

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Home / Cell phones No more all-you-can-Palm.Net By Larry Garfield, Thursday 23 January 2003 Palm is discontinuing its unlimited bandwith plan for its Palm.Net service. Palm will continue to offer three remaining metered plans with a montly data transfer limit. The change is due to increased costs from Palm's service provider, Cingular. Current subscribers using the unlimited plan will be transitioned to other plans as their contracts expire, and Palm will also be trying to move users over to the new Palm Tungsten W as soon as it becomes available. Palm.Net is Palm's pager-based network service for the Palm VII, VIIx, and i705 handhelds. It offers a fast-setup, low-speed connection to Palm.Net's proxy services, which do not include full Internet access. The service itself is independent of the web clipping system and proxy server, which can run on other networks as well. The Palm.Net service has never been a big success for Palm, and it is likely that Palm is also trying to move customers over to more standard services such as GSM/GPRS with the Palm Tugsten W.     SUBSCRIBE RSS   |   YouTube   |   Facebook   |   Twitter SMARTPHONES HOTTEST   TOP-RATED   COMING SOON TOP STORIES Droid 3 by Motorola Review   Top 5 Big Screen Phones   Top 5 4G Phones - Summer 2011 Hottest Upcoming Phones   Top 10 T-Mobile Phones   Top 10 Verizon Wireless Phones NEW REVIEWS Motorola Droid 3 T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide Samsung Gravity Smart Motorola Xprt HTC HD7S Samsung Exhibit 4G HTC EVO 3D Pantech Crossover HTC Sensation 4G RESOURCES EXPERT GUIDES   PRODUCT GUIDE   SIDE-BY-SIDE MOBILITY HEADLINES Android 4 Breaks New Ground (Part 6)   Android 4 Breaks New Ground (Part 5)   Android 4 Breaks New Ground (Part 4)   Android 4 Breaks New Ground (Part 3)   Android 4 Breaks New Ground (Part 2) Android 4 Breaks New Ground (Part 1) iPhone 4S Gets Official Release Date iPhone 5 Predicted As Sprint Exclusive Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 Offers Super AMOLED Plus Magic MOBILITY EDITION Check out infoSync Mobility, where you'll find in-depth coverage from the mobile world.   PHOTOGRAPHY EDITION Check out infoSync Photography, where you'll find in-depth coverage from the photo world.   GADGETS EDITION Check out infoSync Gadgets, where you'll find in-depth coverage from the world of gadgets.   DIGITAL HOME EDITION Check out infoSync Digital Home, where you'll find in-depth coverage from the CE world.

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