Palm Pixi Plus unveiled at CES 2010 is a great little phone for users who are more inclined towards texting.
Verizon is offering the Palm Pixi Plus for $99 after $100 mail in rebate and a two year contract. The phone is truly a plus if compared with the Palm Pixi from Sprint as Pixi Plus comes integrated with WiFi.
Here is the detailed list of features that is included with the Palm Pixi Plus from Verizon:
Design: It looks almost same …

Palm WebOS now supports video recording and powerful 3D gaming as the company today announced the abilities of its modified WebOS.

Sprint unveiled the 1.3.5 update for the webOS running on its Palm Pre and Palm Pixi smartphones. The upgrade is currently limited to the US model of the Palm Pre.
There are no new applications or utilities included in the update, but it does make some significant changes to the operating system that users have been demanding for.
The features of Palm App update, which improves on the general user experience includes:

Multiple simultaneous app downloads from App Catalog
Battery life improved in …

Palm is preparing to release a software update for its webOS devices as well as launching the beta form of its Project Ares, a new development environment to ease the creation of compelling webOS applications by developers.
The new WebOS 1.3.5 will enable users to download and store more applications, enhance app and WiFi performance, and improve battery life as well as device speed and responsiveness.
Palm’s CEO Jon Rubenstein said “We have an aggressive webOS software roadmap in place, and …

There’s a good chance that even if you’re not into tech all that much, you’ve heard of the Motorola DROID thanks to Verizon’s big marketing push, and that’s a good and bad thing. The Palm Pre smartphone, along with the company’s much-anticipated webOS operating system, has had quite the buzz building up since its splashy launch in January. While the Pre isn’t perfect, it definitely does not disappoint.
Here is a detailed comparison of Motorola Droid and Palrm pre and …

Palm Pre release of WebOS 1.2 will make the Pre smartphone more enterprise-friendly, an upgrade that includes support for paid apps in the Palm Catalog store and over-the-air downloads from Amazon’s MP3 Store.
The 1.2 version of webOS improves calendar syncing, e-mail capabilities, and paves the way for paid apps, but doesn’t restore the ability to sync media with iTunes. The update takes about fifteen minutes to download and install, and it has dozens of feature updates.
The features that …

Palm’s attempt to get the USB Implementers’ Forum to intervene has failed as the USB Implementers Forum (USB-IF) said that Palm could be violating its membership agreement by allegedly misusing Apple’s USB Vendor ID number in order to fool iTunes into thinking the Pre is an iPhone.
Earlier this summer, Palm filed a complaint with the USB Implementers Forum, an industry group that oversees standards for USB connections, claiming that Apple was restraining trade by only allowing Apple devices to …

Palm released its thinnest handset yet the Palm Pixi, designed to utilize the full potential of new WebOS operating system from Palm.
Palm Pixi is packed with features mainly aimed at younger consumers, the smartphone will be longer but slimmer than the Pre and will sport a smaller multitouch screen, a full QWERTY keyboard, and a 2-megapixel camera, Palm said.
Exclusively available from Sprint, Palm Pixi will include EV-DO mobile broadband. It will also have Bluetooth, but not Wi-Fi.
Palm Pixi …

Palm Pre has proved that it is run by some really confident and smart people who loves kicking the Apple’s Ass. The WebOS 1.1 released not only fixes iTunes sync blocked by Apple’s recent update but also adds some new features.
The cat and mouse game of Apple and Palem Pre started when Palm figured out a way to build iTunes syncing right into the Pre, by making iTunes think it was an iPod. Then Apple warned Pre owners that …

After killing the Palm Pre-iTunes synchronization with the latest iTunes 8.2.1 update, Apple issued a statement that “iTunes 8.2.1 provides a number of important bug fixes and addresses an issue with verification of Apple devices.” When asked for comment, Palm management replied “Palm’s media sync works with iTunes 8.2. If Apple chooses to disable media sync in iTunes, it will be a direct blow to their users who will be deprived of a seamless synchronization experience. However, people will …