The next version of the Access Linux Platform has been unveiled, alongside a lightweight version of the mobile operating system for low-cost handsets. Access Linux Platform (ALP) is the mobile ...

We caught up with Else at CES to check on how they're doing with the First Else since we last saw them back in November. According to CTO Eldad Eilam, the basic functions of the ALP-based phone are ...

Access, the company that supplies the mobile platform formally known as Palm OS, has released product development kits for licensees and also launched a global partner programme in an attempt to boost ...

If you have a lot of PalmOS applications, this would make for a nicer transition; it appears to be able to run PalmOS as well. But I doubt that'll be enough, and the market is already crowded with ...

A the recent LinuxWorld conference, Ars got the chance to test drive a mobile Linux platform that has developers talking: the ACCESS Linux Platform. We also spent some quality time with the SDK, and ...

Five operating systems--BlackBerry, Linux, Palm, Symbian, and Windows Mobile, each with its strengths and weaknesses--account for most of the smartphone market. Apple's unveiling of the iPhone, ...

Access Co. Ltd., the company that recently bought PalmSource Inc., introduced the Access Linux Platform at 3GSM in Barcelona on Tuesday. The Linux-based operating system will become available at the ...

During this year's LinuxWorld, it was more obvious than ever before that open source technology is finding a place in mobile phones. But some hurdles stand in the way, including the sheer number of ...

Ars Technica covers the release of the Access Linux Platform 3.0. "ALP was developed by PalmSource, a software company that split from Palm in 2003 and was subsequently acquired by ACCESS in 2005. ALP ...