Common use of Post Development Support Clause in Contracts

Post Development Support. PalmSource’s technical support obligations under Section 8.3 (Post Development Support) shall terminate within eighteen (18) consecutive months after the release of a New Version, Upgrade or Update with respect to the prior version of the applicable PS Licensed Product. For example (i) upon the release of PS Product Software 5.0, PalmSource will cease providing post development support for the PS Product Software 4.0 within eighteen (18) months, and (ii) upon the release of PS Product Software 4.1, PalmSource will cease providing post development support of the PS Product Software 4.0 within eighteen (18) months. This period shall be extended to twenty four (24) months after the initial release of a New Version of the PS Product Software ported for ARM Processors, but only for Licensee Products on Licensee’s current roadmap which use the Motorola Dragonball family of processors and only with respect to the most recent version of the PS Product Software supporting such processors at the time the ARM version is released.

Post Development Support. PalmSource’s technical support obligations under Section 8.3 (Post Development Support) shall terminate within eighteen (18) consecutive months after the release of a New Version, Upgrade or Update with respect to the prior version of the applicable PS Licensed Product, and PalmSource agrees to provide Licensee with at least thirty (30) days’ written notice prior to terminating support for a particular release. For example (i) upon the release of PS Product Software 5.0, PalmSource will cease providing post development support for the PS Product Software 4.0 within eighteen (18) months, and (ii) upon the release of PS Product Software 4.1, PalmSource will cease providing post development support of the PS Product Software 4.0 within eighteen (18) months. This period shall be extended to twenty four (24) months after the initial release of a New Version of the PS Product Software ported for ARM Processors, but only for Licensee Products on Licensee’s current roadmap which use the Motorola Dragonball family of processors and only with respect to the most recent version of the PS Product Software supporting such processors at the time the ARM version is released.