from the dept. In a speech at the PalmSource developers conference Wednesday, Palm's vice president of product planning and strategy, Michael Mace, said third-party providers were working on MP3 playback capabilities, enhanced multimedia and higher-resolution screens. The trick will be adding new features for some Palm users without forcing the features onto people who don't want them, Mace said. "Only 15 percent of Palm users want an integrated MP3 player," Mace said. "Why force them on (the other 85 percent)?" Mace's remark alluded to Microsoft's Pocket PC platform, which adds an MP3 player and Web browser, plus word processing and spreadsheet applications, to every device. < | >
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