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Palm Pre Centro to be second webOS device?
SlashGear —
... An image believed to be of Palm’s upcoming second webOS smartphone has leaked, and while both small and blurry it nonetheless suggests that the handset will have a Centro-style form-factor. Unlike the Pre, the hardware keyboard of which is on a slide-out section under the display, this new smartphone is a candybar with the QWERTY ‘board fixed under the gesture area. ...
Rumored Palm webOS handset snapped by Mr. BlurryCam
CrunchGear —
I think that’s a phone, no wait, it’s a stapler, no wait, it’s a ham sandwich. That right there is actually the next Palm webOS handset, according to A Boy Genius tipster who really needs a better camera phone.
Honestly, there is no way to confirm whether this is the phone that Michael Arrington’s source was talking about, but at least the form factor seems about right for a Pre-Mini and follows the companies low-cost Centro styling. But then again, that pic could be the Lock Ness Monster herself, and we wouldn’t ...
Is This Blurry Little Blob Palm's Next WebOS Phone? [Rumor]
Gizmodo —
Boy Genius says this is Palm's next WebOS phone, that cheaper, smaller Pre Mini (Pre Centro?) TechCrunch and others have pegged for the fall, which we actually started hearing about back in January. If it wasn't Boy Genius, who has a ridiculously good track record with leaks, no, I wouldn't post this, which, if it's real, was inexplicably taken with a pre-1991 Palm device. Yes, before they even invented cameraphones. If real, it does answer whether or the next WebOS phone will have a real keyboard or a soft one with an affirmative for ...
Palm going Centro for next webOS handset?
Engadget —
... The Boy Genius Report just got ahold of this ultra-blurry shot of what purports to be Palm's next webOS device, with a supposed fall release date and zero other info to go on. From the looks of things the keyboard is stationary, but with the relative ...
Palm Pixie the second WebOS phone
SolSie.com —
... Today, more information leaked out about a possible second phone from Palm will make its debut few months after the introduction of the Palm Pre. The Boy Genius Report site posted a blurry picture ...
More details on the next webOS phone leaked
Tech Ticker —
Hot on the heels of another webOS enabled phone rumor, the blogs rooted with deep connections are doing the dirty work to extract more details. Thankfully, BGR and Techcrunch have got something more to share. The project known as Pixie will not be an upgrade to Pre but an altogether different device. It is said to an entry level smartphone with a price point of $99 and will feature a QWERTY keyboard.
[Via BGR|TC]
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Paving the way for a Verizon Prenis?
Gadgetell —
Section: Communications, Cellphones, Cellular Providers, Smartphones, Mobile Ninjas? Blurrycam-Man? Renderings? Forget them. I’ve got something better yet: absolute conjecture. Follow me on this.
Palm can feel the garlicy-sweaty breath of death on its back. Survival mode kicks in, like place crash survivors in the Andes. They know who Sprint is and hitched their cart to them for a long six months. Somewhere there is a contract ...
Palm Eos, Pixie, or Centro 2? What Really Matters
Gearlog —
... I've heard from some friends as well, and the predictions are coming into line - Palm's working on something that's lower-cost, and yes, it will have a QWERTY keyboard. Boy Genius Report published a blurry photo of a supposed phone, and ...
New Palm webOS sporting Centro style handset next?
Phones Review —
So the guys over at BGR reportedly have this extremely blurry image of what is supposed to be Palm’s next webOS handset, which they say is Centro-esque.
There are no specifications on this whatsoever and with a shot that blurry it is difficult to say that it’s even a Palm phone, so really this is all assumption and speculation, but basically could be anything.
It is just too blurred to be actually sure of anything at this stage in the game, it could well be a Palm Centro type sporting webOS, but then again it could be something new coming from Palm ...
