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Palm Pre Review [Palm Pre Review]
Palm Pre Review [Palm Pre Review]
It's here. One last effort. A slow, but firm, shove of the chips. All in. Palm's only hope to save a company once synonymous with smart handheld devices: the Pre. Their eyebrow raised, daring you to call. They flip. Full house. Respectable. Decent. Impressive even. But not the highest hand.  ...
Palm’s New Pre Takes On iPhone
Palm’s New Pre Takes On iPhone
ptech.allthingsd.com — Palm's Pre is smart, sophisticated and will appeal to those who want a keyboard. It could give... the iPhone and Blackberry strong competition -- if it fixes its app store and can attract third-party developers. (more) Palm’s New Pre Takes On iPhone
Palm Pre review
Palm Pre review
engadget.com — The Palm Pre. It's not just a phone, it's a myth, an idea, possibly a legacy... and... a really, really long time coming. It's almost impossible to believe, but the crew at Engadget has been talking about a Linux-based Palm phone since way back in ... (more) Palm Pre review
Review of the Palm PRE Phone
pcworld.com — The Palm Pre smartphone ($200 with a two-year contract from Sprint as of 6/4/09), 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 ... (more) Review of the Palm PRE Phone
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Palm Pre Review Roundup
Boing Boing Gadgets — ... Topolsky, at Engadget: To put it simply, the Pre is a great phone, and we don't feel any hesitation saying that. Is it a perfect phone? Hell no. Does its OS need work? Definitely. But are any of the detracting factors here big enough to not recommend it? Absolutely not. There's no doubt that there's room for improvement in webOS and its devices, but there's also an astounding amount of things that Palm nails out of the gate. Jason Chen, at Gizmodo: The software is agile, smart and capable. The hardware, on the other ...

Palm Pre: the first true competitor to the iPhone
iPhone J.D. — ... in the U.S. Wall Street Journal -- Just as good as the New York Times review Engadget -- the most comprehensive review of the Palm Pre, written by Joshua Topolsky, who I suspect has had a pre-release version longer than anyone.  (He even showed off the Pre on TV to Jimmy Fallon back in March.) PreCentral -- good, detailed review And these are also good: USA Today PC World Gizmodo Slashgear CNET ...

Palm Pre Review Round-up
I4U News — ... weeks ago discussions appeared that Palm is slow in supporting Palm OS developers. In a story on BusinessWeek , well known open source figure William Hurley draws a very bleak picture of Palm's developer support and lack of apps for it. Another main issue is that the Palm Pre is bound to Sprint. When we reported that Verizon Wireless would get the Pre, the story triggered huge interest. If you want the Pre you need to give Sprint a chance. Palm Pre Reviews: Engadget Gizmodo WSJ NY Times USA Today PC World Posted on Thu, 4 Jun 2009 ...

Palm Pre Reviews are in: Looks Like a Stellar 1.0
jkOnTheRun — ... Gizmodo: “The Pre may have hardware that’s worse than the G1/G2, but the whole package—the software and the hardware—isn’t bad. It’s good. It’s different. That’s something we can get behind. I can’t wait to see what Palm gets dealt in their next hand.” ...

Gadgetell Roundup: Palm Pre Reviews
Gadgetell — ... lets get on and check out some of the verdicts from the early reviews… PreCentral So what’s our verdict on the Palm Pre? Simple: The Palm Pre is a stellar 1.0 product. Given Palm’s fractured and foible-filled history, the fact that they were able to pull all this off is nothing short of amazing. Palm has hit a home run with the Pre. Probably not a grand slam, but a definite home run. Gizmodo I’m bored of the iPhone. The core functionality ...

Here’s what’s wrong with the Palm Pre
CrunchGear — ... incoming messages, system alerts and such is no substitute. And I wish Pre had more third-party applications at launch. … Too bad, as with the iPhone, there’s no video camera. Pre poses no immediate challenge to the iPhone when it comes to robust apps. Only a dozen or so are available at launch, including Pandora Internet radio, Citysearch, The New York Times and Classic, an emulator that lets you run old Palm (Treo) programs. From Gizmodo, which must have just finished playing Max Payne: But the ...

Palm Pre Review Matrix: What Everybody’s Saying [Review Matrix]
IPhone news, updates and Iphone information — ... points into the review matrix, so if you want to go and check out the other reviews for yourself, damnit, you should! *Apologies for not including Steven Levy's piece from Wired. We saw it too late to include it in the mix. You can also check out Mark Spoonauer's from Laptop. • NYT - David Pogue • USA Today - Ed Baig • WSJ - Walt Mossberg • Engadget - Josh Topolsky • Gizmodo - Jason Chen ...

Palm Pre looking good in early reviews
Krunker — ... the hearts of many: “Despite some missing features and performance issues that make it less than ideal for on-the-go professionals, the Palm Pre offers gadget lovers and consumers well-integrated features and unparalled multitasking capabilities. The hardware could be better, but more importantly, Palm has developed a solid OS that not only rivals the competition but also sets a new standard in the way smartphones handle tasks and manage information.” Gizmodo: Finally, we’ll finish things off with a review from Gizmodo. Jason ...

Dumb Cellphones Must Die [Rant]
IPhone news, updates and Iphone information — ... business—how could they introduce a phone? The market thought otherwise and the iPhone stole the show. People saw simplicity wrapped in good design, and even though not everybody bought it, everybody realized all of a sudden that cellphones don't have to be clunky machines full of buttons and neverending arbitrary menus. The iPhone redefined the game and people instinctively knew that, and the smartest companies followed suit. Next came Android and Palm Pre and the not-yet-released Windows Mobile 7, versions of the same basic idea: ...

Found Video: Palm Pre so sharp it cuts cheese!
The Raw Feed — ... Palm's new Palm Pre is a truly multi-functional device. The phone has such a sharp plastic ridge that the phone can actually cut cheese! (props to Gizmodo) ...

Palm Pre Review
My Cell Phone Blog — ... used, that phone might just be one of the best phones on the market. The Palm Pre may have hardware that’s worse than the G1/G2, but the whole package—the software and the hardware—isn’t bad. It’s good. It’s different. That’s something we can get behind. I can’t wait to see what Palm gets dealt in their next hand.” Currently, you can purchase the Palm Pre for $199.99 after a 2-year agreement and $100 mail-in rebate. source

Talk about convergence - Palm Pre as cheese knife!
IntoMobile - Cell Phone News, Information, and Analysis — ... WebOS interface, the Palm Pre apparently does a great job of slicing cheese! The Palm Pre’s keyboard slide out to reveal a set of chiclet-esque keys with a sharp “lip” towards the bottom. It’s this “lip” that apparently cuts cheese like no other smartphone in the world! This isn’t exactly what comes to mind when we talk about mobile “convergence.” [Via: Gizmodo] Related News from IntoMobile: Palm Pre battery life ...

Smartphone Buyers Guide: The Best of the Best [Cellphones]
IPhone news, updates and Iphone information — As the dust settles from the last two weeks of mobile madness, one question remains unanswered: Which of the new generation of smartphones should you actually buy? We've collected everything you need to know. We've selected the five phones that most feel like modern handsets to us—the iPhone 3G, iPhone 3G S, the Palm Pre, the HTC Magic (or, as we soon expect, the T-Mobile G2) and the BlackBerry Storm—and broken them down by hardware, software and cost. This is a guide in the strictest sense, ...

Palm Pre vs. iPhone 3GS: How To Make the Right Decision [Smartphones]
IPhone news, updates and Iphone information — It's the big question, isn't it? Sprint vs. AT&T, Palm vs. Apple, physical keys vs. solo touchscreen. Here are recent stories to help inform you about every aspect of both, so your eventual decision is intelligent, whichever one you choose. Palm Pre Reviews • Our review • What other reviewers said • 10 things you should know about the Pre Known Pre Issues • Tethering? Maybe not • iTunes syncing could go away • Hooray for homebrew! ...

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Lifehacker — ... ? Gizmodo's just reviewed two great smartphones, the Palm Pre and the iPhone 3GS. Here's a Gizmodo's just reviewed two great smartphones, the Palm Pre and the ...

Hello! There Are More Than Just iPhones In This Universe! [Smartphones]
IPhone news, updates and Iphone information — ... be pointed at the iPhone 3GS—and with good reason—but it's not the only flavor of smartphone ice cream. Here's a quick path to more info about all smartphones (and no dumb ones!) • The four big carriers, the four best smartphone platforms, the best information you're going to get on the subject anywhere: Smartphone Buyer's Guide: The Best of the Best • Got a few smartphones already in mind? We probably reviewed them: Palm Pre (WebOS) iPhone 3GS BlackBerry Bold BlackBerry Storm ...

Ask the Commenters Roundup [Hive Mind]
Lifehacker — ... ? Gizmodo's just reviewed two great smartphones, the Palm Pre and the iPhone 3GS. Here's a Gizmodo's just reviewed two great smartphones, the Palm Pre and the ...

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Lifehacker — ... ? Gizmodo's just reviewed two great smartphones, the Palm Pre and the iPhone 3GS. Here's a Gizmodo's just reviewed two great smartphones, the Palm Pre and the ...

Ask MetaFilter Roundup [Hive Mind]
Lifehacker — ... ? Gizmodo's just reviewed two great smartphones, the Palm Pre and the iPhone 3GS. Here's a Gizmodo's just reviewed two great smartphones, the Palm Pre and the ...

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Palm Pre Cheaper To Operate Than Apple iPhoneBARRONS.com: Tech Trader Daily 6/3/2009
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Review: Dazzling Palm software beats the iPhone (AP)Yahoo! News: Personal Technology 6/4/2009
AP - Move over, iPhone. You've had two years on top of the smart phone world. Now there's a touch-screen phone with better software: the Palm Pre.
Palm's Pre: a star is born? (Reuters)Yahoo! News: Personal Technology 6/4/2009
Reuters - It's no iPhone-killer, but the launch this weekend of Palm Inc's "Pre" could well become the brightest event this year for a gloomy industry.
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