Palm has come up with a new, affordable phone called Pixi, which claims to be the thinnest with Palm webOS. It would be exclusive to Sprint Nextel in U.S, and there's no word as to whether it will be available here.
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According to BrightHand, Palm has accidentally leaked an early edition of WebOS 1.2 to some users. One user has also put up a YouTube video to show off the features of the new WebOS 1.2 on his Palm Pre.
An unnamed source from retailer Best Buy has told Boy Genius Report about the price and launch date of the long-awaited Palm Pre handheld device. If that information is accurate, the Palm Pre will be available from June 7 and retailing at USD199.99 with a new two-year contract, or USD299.99 for current subscribers who are upgrading.
via Engadget, Brighthand, Electronista
Palm has unveiled a new Touchstone charging dock for their yet-to-launch Pre mobile device. It features inductive coupling technology which can send and receive data via the Touchstone backcover; it also has magnet to hold the handset in place. But the most interesting news is that the charging dock is the first one in its Touchstone product line.
via Engadget
Palm's latest smartphone is the Pre, featuring a 3.1-inch touchscreen, 8GB internal storage, built-in GPS, Wi-Fi, slide-out full QWERTY keyboard and 3-megapixel camera.
The word at CES is that it will be exclusive to US operator Sprint, but at the same time Palm's Singapore website also lists the Pre. Presumably it will eventually reach here, the question is when.
The folks at Crunchgear had gotten hold of information that the new Palm Smartphone which would be announced at the upcoming Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, will have a large touchscreen display and slide-down QWERTY keyboard.
