Suprise. Vista + Palm = Broken.   :Insert look of shock here.

However it looks like Palm users aren’t going to be left behind… just give it some time. Won’t be today, may not be tomorrow… Thanks for stopping by. For those of you who are shocked by Vista not working immediately with all things mobile – I’m happy to report it is working on my HP NC4000.

Palm, Inc. has released the following statement on this issue:

• Palm Desktop software will install on Windows Vista and will synchronize PIM (Calendar, Contacts, Tasks and Memos).
• Third-party desktop applications, including those found on the Palm Software Installation CD (such as carrier-branded Dial-up Networking (DUN) desktop software and other applications), may not be compatible with Windows Vista.
• Palm Quick Install (the desktop application that allows users to move files like .prc and .pdb to a Palm OS device) and Palm LifeDrive Mobile Manager software are not currently Vista compatible.
• Help files (.hlp files) found in some versions of Palm Desktop software may not be supported in Windows Vista.

Source: Palm Talks About Support for Microsoft Vista

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