Verizon Wireless has begun pushing the Android 2.2 Froyo update out to the Motorola Droid en masse. Users will be notified when the update hits their handset. Similarly, Sprint is pushing webOS 1.4.5 out to the Palm Pre and ..
HP is currently offering both the Palm Pre Plus and Pixi Plus for free to new AT&T and Verizon Wireless customers who purchase through the HP web store. Verizon Customers who choose the Pre Plus will get a free … (follow link to read)
Verizon Wireless recently added the Palm Pre Plus and Pixi Plus to its list of devices able to access and use its FiOS DVR Manager application. Palm Pre Plus and Pixi Plus owners can download the app, which allows ..
Verizon Wireless has further lowered the price of the Palm Pre Plus to just $30 with a new contract. The device debuted with a price of $200 on contract, and costs $600 unsubsidized. The Pixi Plus remains at the …
According to the Wall Street Journal, RadioShack stores in a number of metropolitan regions have stopped stocking the Palm Pre and Palm Pixi and won’t receive any more units to sell. RadioShack had a reseller agreement in place with … (follow link to read)
Verizon Wireless has eliminated the mail-in rebate previously necessary for customers to get the lowest price for the Palm Pre Plus and Pixi Plus. Customers will now only pay $149 out of pocket for the Pre Plus and $79 ..
Facebook fans with the Palm Pre and Palm Pixi can now update their application to the newest version of the WebOS Facebook app, version 1.1. While the original Facebook for WebOS offered only a rudimentary version of the Facebook ..
Today Verizon Wireless announced how it will be pricing the Palm Pre Plus and Pixi Plus devices, which go on sale Monday, January 25. The Pre will cost $150 after $100 mail-in rebate, and the Pixi will cost $100 ..
Palm has released the most recent version of webOS for the Palm Pre, just a day ahead of the Palm Pixi’s official launch.
Today a report surfaced that accused webOS and the Palm Pre of sending end-user information — including location data and what sort of applications were running — back to Palm without end-user consent. In response, Palm issued the following …
