PDA Expertos have done a great job of getting screenshots (and a video!) of Access Co.'s latest OS, so I don't mind that they've plastered their watermarks all over the pictures. They've earned it.

A copy of the next-gen Access Linux Platform, widely seen as the Palm Garnet OS' successor, was demoed in the 2007 3GSM Congress. It was running in a relatively humungous demo system that featured a gadget-sized touch-sensitive screen.

Disregarding the obviously unfinished interface (it is a test version after all), this OS looks better equipped to handle the various connectivity options smartphone and PDA users demand nowadays. And thankfully, an emulator to run old Palm OS programs is also included.

Kudos to Access Co. for the great marketing move. Surely the exposure generated by PDA Expertos and websites like The Smart PDA can only help this OS gain the profile it needs to gain traction in the market.