Palm Infocenter First Palm Pre 2 Pictures Emerge Palm Infocenter Following up just a day after the Palm Pre 2 SFR leak, another French website is chiming in with details and the first set of spy-shots of the supposed Pre …
ZoKnowsGaming Rumored Android-running Motorola XT300 slider emerges GSMArena.com (blog) The Motorola XT300, a Palm Pre double, first showed up several weeks ago but back then the images were blurred out of recognition. … Supposed Pictures of the Motorola XT300 Surface MobileWhack.com The Moto XT300 gets some more shots — this time with video and in focus! Androinica (blog) Motorola XT300 leaks, it's a portrait slider and runs Android Unwired View Softpedia
UberGizmo (blog) Leak: Verizon Motorola WX445 Pictured UberGizmo (blog) According to the person who leaked the pictures, this phone isn't too impressive at the moment, resembles a Palm Pre that doesn't have a keyboard, …
Tech Ticker (blog) New BlackBerry Storm 3 is really a BlackBerry slider? Mobile Magazine This gives the BlackBerry slider the same kind of form factor as the Palm Pre , except you get all of that BlackBerry-fueled addiction goodness. …
Digitaltrends.com Palm Pre Plus Pictures Digitaltrends.com The Palm Pre Plus smartphone is an upgrade to the original Palm Pre . The Plus is available on Version and doubles the memory of the first Pre which is only …
The PicHunt series of apps for the Palm Pre from the makers of EspnZoom are a set of games where your goal is to discover small differences between two seemingly identical images. The games are played in landscape mode on your smartphone and present two images side-by-side
Palm has announced their newest WebOS device, the Palm Pixi, a candybar style smartphone with full QWERTY keyboard. Essentially it is the Palm Pre made a bit smaller, add an easier to use keyboard and kill the Wi-Fi. It’s no surprise to anyone who has followed the WebOS development from it’s initial CES showing, as a rumored Palm EOS was never a very well kept secret.
Doctors, nurses, everyone else in the medical community – celebrate! First medical app has finally been developed by Palmdoc .
