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Palm webOS 1.2 Debuts Sans iTunes Sync

By Michelle Megna
September 30, 2009

Palm today released the first major update to its mobile platform webOS, an upgrade that includes support for paid apps in the Palm Catalog store and over-the-air downloads from Amazon's MP3 Store.

Also noteworthy in Palm's (NASDAQ: PALM) webOS 1.2 is what's missing -- the ability for the Palm Pre to sync directly with Apple's (NASDAQ: AAPL) iTunes software. The two rivals had been involved in a back-and-forth standoff over the feature.

But with webOS 1.2's over-the-air download support for Amazon's music store, the issue may be moot, as it could signal that Palm is now focusing on an alternative to a direct sync with iTunes.

Other key features of the update include support for cut-and-paste functionality for e-mail and Web pages, LinkedIn contact syncing and the ability to download files within the browser.

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