Hands-On: A Closer Look at the Palm Pre and webOS (PC World)

Palm Pre's Amazing Wireless Touchstone Charger [Palm]
i.gizmodo.com 1/8/2009 — The new bad-ass Palm Pre phone charges wirelessly. That is, it's got a magnetic induction charger—like a toothbrush—called the Touchstone. More info during our hands-on. [ Palm Pre Details ]

Palm Pre honored with two CNET’s Best of CES awards - “Best in Show” and “People’s Voice”
intomobile.com 1/12/2009 — There’s no doubt, the Palm ( NSDQ: PALM ) Pre smartphone was the star of this year’s CES. Hence, we are not surprised CNET honored Palm’s latest baby with the “Best in Show” award. At the same time, thousands of ...

Palm Pre to Sell For Less?
mobilewhack.com 1/13/2009 — The Palm Pre is looking better and better. Besides the design, and the features, and the fact that people have already started to compare their future releases to the Pre, we've just heard that the handset will sell for a lot less than initially ...

Palm Pre Hands-On First Impressions [Palm] — Gizmodo

Palm Stock Jumps 34.85% On Palm Pre News [Palm Pre] — Gizmodo

Awww: Sounds Like Palm Pre Will Be Over $200 [Palm Pre] — Gizmodo

Palm Pre Hands-on shows that Palm did everything Right — I4U News 1/9/2009
Palm officially unveiled the new Palm Pre smartphone running their new webOS. Engadget got the chance to sit down with Palm to get a more indepth hands-on look at the Palm Pre and webOS, which are actually still in pre-release state and not ...

Palm Pre browser based on WebKit (Macworld.com) — Yahoo! News: Personal Technology 1/10/2009
Macworld.com - The big news out of CES (the Consumer Electronics Show where all the big electronics companies who their wares) was that Palm is, in fact, still in business. Not only are they still in business, but it looks like they actually want to ...

Consumer Electronics Show wrap-up: from Palm Pre to porn stars — Personal Technology 1/10/2009
Key valley notes: Palm prepares to roll out the Pre and other phones based on new software, it's phasing out those based on its venerable -- but aging -- Palm OS. Also, Yahoo makes a push into the digital living room.