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 ...

Japanese mobile software company ACCESS announced plans for version 3.0 of the ACCESS Linux Platform (ALP) and revealed a new variant that can be used on a wider range of form factors. I wrote a hands ...

Access PalmSource today announced the company's new platform that resulted from companies' union last year. The Access Linux Platform (ALP) is a Linux-based operating system using many standard Linux ...

CAMBRIDGE, UK — Access Co., and Emblaze Mobile Ltd. jointly developed the Else Intuition mobile platform that combines the Linux platform v3.0 and an advanced user interface engine, featuring ...

Access recently announced its next-generation mobile operating system, which is based on Linux. Access ALP 3.0 and ALP Mini are two separate mobile phone platforms. ALP 3.0 is a more robust platform ...

ACCESS has unveiled the next major version of its Linux-based mobile software platform. The ACCESS Linux Platform (ALP) 3.0 brings a significant user interface overhaul with support for rich visual ...

Future iterations of the Palm operating system (OS) will no longer bear that name. Instead — as predicted since Palm sold its PalmSource OS division to Japanese firm Access last year — it is now ...

Access subsidiary PalmSource on Tuesday announced its much-anticipated Linux-based operating system for handheld devices. The Access Linux Platform (ALP) will bring full compatibility to devices with ...

Here are some new ACCESS Linux Platform (ALP) screenshots from Linux World. Interesting for the sake of the idea of an alternative mobile OS, like OpenMOKO‘s, but also because Treonauts believes that ...

Access is betting that the Palm community could use a little push from a penguin. More than two years have passed since PalmSource--the Palm OS developer purchased by Access in 2005--released an ...

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, ...