the unwired Palm to release webOS 1.4.5 for the Pre , Pre Plus and Pixi Plus [UPDATE] the unwired According to our information, Palm will soon release a webOS update for its GSM Pre, Pre Plus and Pixi Plus. While the Palm Pre and Palm Pre Plus update … webOS 1.4.5 coming to O2 Germany tomorrow morning PreCentral.net (blog) all 3 news articles
the unwired Palm to release webOS 1.4.5 for the Pre , Pre Plus and Pixi Plus the unwired According to our information, Palm will soon release a webOS update for its GSM Pre, Pre Plus and Pixi Plus. While the Palm Pre and Palm Pre Plus update … webOS 1.4.5 coming to O2 Germany tomorrow morning PreCentral.net (blog) all 2 news articles
70x Surge in Wireless Charging Seen by 2014 GigaOm (blog) A charging mat or puck — think of Powermat or the Palm Pre's Touchstone charger — still typically needs to be plugged into an electrical outlet. ..
TamsPalm (blog) Palm Pre – the start-up process TamsPalm (blog) Traditional Palm OS handhelds were famous for their swift start-up – a stock Tungsten T managed to start from cold in less than a minute, and didn't bug the …
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Palm’s made a few half-baked attempts at wooing developers in the past, like that time in October when it waived the fees and review process for open-source apps (but not App Catalog entries) or when it provided discounted handsets that happened to carry a large carrier-specific ball and chain. This week, Palm’s decided to be a bit more generous — it’s eliminating the $50 App Catalog submission fee entirely and putting every last cent back where it came from. With only 2,684 apps in the store, that’s just $134,200 in total, but symbolically it’s a very welcome gesture, no?
These are exciting times for Palm and our developer community. The Hot Apps promotion that we kicked off back in February is about to end with over 400 developers receiving a share of a million dollars. We recently launched the Summer Half Off promotion—a 50% discount for nearly every app in our U.S.
TFTS (blog) Microsoft Kin Price Cuts Likely Mean Sales Trouble Microsoft Watch But Verizon has a habit of radically slashing the prices of underperforming devices–they did the exact same thing with the Palm Pre . ..
Palm Pre Busts 1Ghz and Survives [Homebrew Overclocking Allows Palm Pre to … TFTS (blog) And that just happened when someone managed to overclock his Palm Pre up to a whopping 1 Ghz.
Multimedia presentation company Brainshark just launched a new feature that lets the company’s users to stream their multimedia presentations to mobile devices, including Blackberry, iOS devices, Android phones and the Palm Pre.
Tech Eye KIN handset prices slashed at Verizon PhoneMag.com (blog) … remains intact and that is probably what is holding most people back.
Palm Pre and Palm Pixi Now Sync Notes and Tasks in Update to The Missing Sync PR-USA.net (press release) Mark/Space(R) released a significant update to their popular PIM and media synchronization software for webOS phones such as the Palm Pre and Palm Pixi, …
TFTS (blog) Microsoft Kin Gets a Price Cut…Already Technologizer (blog) Ina Fried at Cnet has relayed a story of one Verizon Wireless store that claims sales are so bad that even older Palm Pre devices are outselling it. … Verizon Wireless Lowers Price of Kin One and Kin Two Erictric Microsoft's Kin gets lower price spot CNET Verizon cuts Kin prices just six weeks after launch Electronista (blog) all 42 news articles
Coolest Gadget Reviews Microsoft Kin Gets a Price Cut… Already Technologizer (blog) Ina Fried at Cnet has relayed a story of one Verizon Wireless store that claims sales are so bad that even older Palm Pre devices are outselling it.
Best Buy’s already taken to offering Microsoft’s Kin One for free and the Two for $49 on sale , but it looks like Verizon’s officially lowering the price tag on its socialphones: the Kin One will henceforth be $29 while the Two drops to $49 for good. The ever-reliable Ina Fried at CNET says the move is a direct response to lagging sales; workers at one Verizon store told her that Kin devices are being outsold by the Palm Pre. (Ouch — for both the Kin and the Pre.) Unfortunately, both devices will still require a $29/month or higher data plan, making their total cost of ownership about the same as Verizon’s other, far more capable smartphones in the Droid line.
