Palm (PDA)

Palm Handhelds are ancient handhelds running PalmOS, and haven't been produced since 2010 (although Verizon wants to change that, of course.). Back in their day, they used to be THE PDA to go to other than Blackberry. But then came Apple, and you know the rest of the story. They also refer to phones that cannot be operated without another phone, which means annoying daisy-chaining.

History
Palm Handhelds were created by a guy who thought that his cell phone wasn't good enough, and quickly became popular. But then, Apple decided to throw the PDA's features back into the phone, complete with a color screen. The PDA then got rekt by the iPhone, and now hasn't seen the light of day since 2010. However, we'll still refer to it in present tense due to there being surviving examples of the Palm Handhelds. We'll only change it to past tense if all of them are destroyed (And since one of the Holy Gods still has a Palm [he's 2Godly4Smartphones], this will likely never be the case.).

In 2018, Palms returned to the market despite nobody asking for them. They decided to make a phone that cannot operate without your existing phone, which will most likely reduce sales. Hey, at least it doesn't give your information to George Soros and the VHEMT.