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The Palm Pixi is now available via Sprint. As a reminder, the phone comes jam packed with a 2.63-inch (320×400) touchscreen display, a 2MP fixed-focus camera with LED flash, a full QWERTY keypad, and access to the Palm Beta App Catalog, which includes entertainment and social networking applications like Yelp and Local Concerts by iLike. Sprint sells this cell phone for $99.99 on a 2-year contract after a $100 mail-in rebate. [BoyGenius]
Palm has finally launched the latest version of WebOS 1.2.1 for the Palm Pre that allows Palm Pre users to sync their Palm Pre with the iTunes 9.0.1. The new Palm WebOS also provides faster display of high-quality full-screen images and enables users to store more photos on the phone. [Palm]
Here is good news for those who are looking to pick up the Palm Pre. Amazon is now offering the phone for only $99,99 after a new 2-years subscriber agreement. You can order the handset right now via online, so you can avoid the hassle of visiting a retail store. FYI, Sprint is currently offering the Palm Pre for $150. [Amazon]
Palm has confirmed the availability of their second WebOS smartphone in the form of the Palm Pixi (previously known as Palm Eos or Palm Pixie). The candybar handset features a 2.63-inch (320×400) touchscreen display with a 2MP fixed-focus camera with LED flash, a full QWERTY keypad, and access to the Palm Beta App Catalog, which includes entertainment and social networking applications like Yelp and Local Concerts by iLike. The Pixi also has a rubberized back cover, which is scratch-resistant and durable. The Palm Pixi comes with Palm Synergy, which links your information from Google, Exchange ActiveSync, Facebook, Yahoo! and LinkedIn. Other features include a GPS receiver, a Bluetooth 2.1 with EDR and A2DP, a 8GB of storage, and a 3.5mm Jack. Unfortunately, the Palm Pixi doesn’t support WiFi connectivity, which is very important feature. Sprint is offering the Palm Pre for only $149.99 (after a $150 instant rebate, a $100 mail-in rebate and with a 2-years contract agreement). More
Bell customers should be happy to know that Bell is ready to release the Palm Pre. The carrier has recently released a new ad for the smartphone. In case you didn’t know, the Palm Pre supports EV-DO connectivity, a 320 x 480 pixels multi-touch display, GPS, Wi-Fi, a full QWERTY keyboard and the WebOS platform. Video after the jump. More
It seems that Compal Communications, the company that will manufacture the Eos for Palm, is ready to release the entry-level smartphone in October 2009. The Palm Eos will be produced about 400,000 to 500,000 units. Meanwhile, the CDMA version of Eos will be shipped in the first quarter of 2010. Stay tuned for more updates. Picture courtesy of Engadget. [Digitimes]
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