Sprint Pushes webOS 1.4 to Pre and Pixi
Palm is going down...
http://www.networkworld.com/news/2010/022410-why-pal ... »
I carry a Palm Pre, HTC Hero and BB Storm, the Pre is by far the easiest and most untuitive of the three phones I own. If Palm tanks it will be a shame, the Pre is a great phone. Sprint, however, is doing quite well.
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Beyond the Motorola Droid, to which Verizon Wireless (the nation's largest carrier) spent approximately 1/4th of the total device cost marketing, the Palm Pre has outsold an...
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Dear Abby,
You give horrible advice and I hate your picture. I gave it all up for a girl.
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Sprint needs to stop badmouthing their flagship phone
Sprint, Palm did you the favor of giving you your first competitive smartphone in half a decade. Verizon got stuck with Android, and blew millions marketing a device that can't even run the most recent OS version yet.
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-Multitouch browser, Dolphin and xscope do this, better than the native browser at multitouch imo.
-Google Earth. Capable of running on 2.01, market f...
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Palm will survive for one reason only
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JACK BAUER USES A PRE.
All kidding aside, I used to hate the new Palm WebOS when compared to blackberry, android, and iphone. But there are a lot of positives to it, and since I've started using one, I actually really like it.
Some major pros
- Size... beats almost all other devices in terms of size in the smartphone category
- Multiple Exchange sync (this is a plus for anyone in the business world who has multiple emails... plus... I love android, but it is not a business users phone)
- The mirror behind the back of the pre
Ok ok ok... so maybe there aren't a lot of pros over other devices, it's truly going to be a personal preference, but spend some time using...
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I think their font rendering is some of the best I've seen (even with the small screen size I can read everything)
Downloading mine now!
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