Gadget Venue Angry Birds Seasons for WebOS Download Now Available Gadget Venue Angry Birds Seasons is now available for those running a Palm Pre or Palm Pixi. The app can be downloaded from the App Catalog and costs $1.99. …
Astraware and Sandlot Games launch Tradewinds 2 for Palm Pre and Pre Plus Gamasutra Tradewinds 2 is available now for Palm Pre and Pre Plus running webOS 1.4.5 from the App Catalog on device. For more information about the game, ..
We’ve got the ATT Palm Pre Plus in for review and I happily went about downloading a boatload of apps from the App Catalog today. For some reason all apps downloaded fine but every single one gave an “installation …
MobileSyrup.com Zoompass releasing Palm Pre app within a couple months MobileSyrup.com Looks like Palm Pre users will also be able to download an app from the App Catalog soon. Zoompass stated on Twitter that “ Palm Pre app coming in the next …
As most of you already know, Palm and Adobe had promised before that Flash 10.1 is coming to webOS, we just didn’t have an exact date. We still do not have the exact date, but giving us the month of February is good enough, even more so if video recording capabilities come with it.
If you reside in Europe, and you have a Palm Pre, you’re a member of a very small minority, as the device is currently available only in UK, Ireland, Spain and Germany, and it lacks some of the functionality of its US counterpart; namely, the ability to buy apps from the App Catalog. Now, finally, the folks from Palm have announced that users from Europe will be able to purchase webOS apps …
The latest version of Palm’s webOS is out, but a reduction in orders to suppliers had investors worried Wednesday. The release of webOS 1.3.5 for Sprint Nextel’s Palm Pre and Pixi customers isn’t expected to ease Palm’s financial woes, but makes it easier for users to download applications from the App Catalog.
We’re already aware that there are many undocumented changes that came with webOS update 1.1, such as modified alert sounds, menu animations, a new font for the browser, etc… but this one somehow escaped even me! Up until now, whenever there has been an update to an app from the App Catalog, in order to update said app, one needed to go into the App Catalog, find the app and download the update from there. WebOS 1.1 seems to have changed that for the better
