Bad move!!!!
Plus they were supposed to buy us first

NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Hewlett-Packard announced Wednesday that it would buy struggling smart phone maker Palm for $1.2 billion.
HP (HPQ, Fortune 500) -- which is known more for its computers, notebooks and printers than its smart phones -- will buy Palm (PALM) for $5.70 a share in cash, a 23% premium over Palm's closing price of $4.64 on Wednesday. After hours, shares of Palm soared 28%, while shares of HP fell less than 1%.
"Palm's innovative operating system provides an ideal platform to expand HP's mobility strategy and create a unique HP experience spanning multiple mobile connected devices," Todd Bradley, vice president of HP, said in a prepared statement.
On a conference call with analysts, Bradley said HP is looking to increase its market share in the rapidly growing smart phone market. He said the deal represents a "significant opportunity for profitable growth."
"HP and Palm will make a powerful combination," said Bradley. "Palm has a deep bench of engineering talent ... but Palm is operating [at a] loss right now, so we have some work to do."
Palm was the subject of takeover rumors for months, as the company has struggled to sell its Pre and Pixi smart phones. Taiwan's HTC had been a rumored favorite to take over the company, because Palm's patents could possibly have aided HTC in its legal dispute with Apple (AAPL, Fortune 500). But HTC reportedly said last week it was not interested in buying the company.
http://money.cnn.com/2010/04/28/technology/hp_palm/index.htm