Palm's WebOS, running on the Palm Pre, currently holds 0 percent market share and is projected to reach only 1.4 percent in the next three years. Analysts predict that Palm may not survive in the competitive smartphone market, particularly as Google’s free Android reduces its appeal as an acquisition target. Concerns grow around Palm’s longevity in the industry.
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WebOS faces challenges in establishing itself as a major mobile platform against Google and Apple's iPhone, which benefit from years of development. While Android and iPhone OS continue to advance with new technologies, WebOS lacks essential features. Meanwhile, a comparison of the iPhone, Pre, and Droid highlights community frustration over the absence of other platforms like Windows Mobile and BlackBerry.