In fact, Palm is the only significant holdout. First, that market share lead is starting to erode. The sheer number of WAP-enabled devices means that WAP wins and Web clipping loses, whatever their relative technical merits. These are busy folks and they soon will have smart phones to support, virtually none of which will support Web clipping. IT departments don't have the time to support multiple standards.
Palm brags that lots of people are writing applications for Web clipping.
True, in the last few weeks some interesting and significant Web clipping applications have emerged. That changes nothing. Ten years ago, dozens of new applications for the Mac OS were released in the months before Microsoft rolled out Windows 3.0. Even so, except for a few die-hards, the developer community all but abandoned Apple within a year. Most of those die-hards are now either dead or firmly in the Windows camp.