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Palm not Happy with Overclocking

March 29th, 2010 by Arjan Olsder Posted in Platforms: PalmOS | No Comments »

Palm-one Recently, several developers have released patches to overclock devices based on WebOS. As a lot of developers have been praising them in order to deliver faster games and apps, the company now reacted officially.

As expected, Palm is not happy with these patches at all and recommends developers to leave the WebOS speed improvements to Palm.

Palm is working hard to improve the speed and performance of webOS, as shown in our recent 1.4 update. While we appreciate the effort the webOS community has put forth to try and help us along that path, the use of this application is neither endorsed nor recommended by Palm and will likely result in a voided warranty. Palm encourages webOS users to let Palm release official updates that provide safe, reliable, over-the-air features that improve their device in a number of areas, as we have in the past at a rate of approximately once per month.”




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