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OS and desktop products">The future of Kinoma’s Palm OS and desktop products

Since the launch of the orig­i­nal Kinoma Player in 2002, Kinoma has led the way in mobile media tech­nol­ogy. The plat­form first estab­lished in Kinoma Player lives on not only in Kinoma’s flag­ship prod­uct — Kinoma Play — but also in prod­ucts from com­pa­nies includ­ing Sony and Sling Media.

As Palm OS fades into the sun­set, we’ve had a lot of folks ask what our plans are. Today we’re announc­ing that we’ll be end­ing sales and sup­port for Palm OS prod­ucts in order to focus com­pletely on cur­rent phone OSs.

If you’re a Palm OS user, here’s what you need to know: Kinoma will be end­ing sales of Kinoma Player 4 EX on 8/1/2010. We’ll con­tinue to offer sup­port, includ­ing any nec­es­sary secu­rity and crit­i­cal fixes, until 10/1/2010. Effec­tive 10/1/2010, Kinoma will offer only community-based sup­port Kinoma Player 4 EX via our forum at forum.kinoma.com.

We’re also end­ing sales and sup­port for Kinoma Pro­ducer for Win­dows and Mac OS on the same schedule.

We’d like to thank every­one who’s sup­ported these prod­ucts, and helped pio­neer the now-common sight of peo­ple enjoy­ing music, movies, pod­casts and audio­books on phones. You were ahead of your time, and when you upgrade your phone we hope you’ll choose Kinoma Play.

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