Showing posts with label web. Show all posts
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Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Palm Pixi Free on Sprint


The Palm Pixi, a 3G smartphone made for multitasking, is now free from Sprint. Although the most likely reason that it is free now is because of weak sales, this makes it an even better choice for a new Sprint smartphone. It offers a two megapixel camera, 3G speeds, great multitasking with WebOS, and a full keyboard. (Sprint)

Monday, March 1, 2010

Engadget WebOS App Now Available


If you are regular readers of Engadget like me, you have probably checked their website too many times to count on your mobile device. Engadget has now made it easier for you to read everything from their blogs on your WebOS device, with their new app. It's the first app of 2010, too, and the 1000th app in their catalog! You can find the app by searching in the catalog on your Palm device. (Engadget)

WebOS 1.4 Update Now Available


If you have a Palm Pre or Pixi, you might already have updated to the latest OS, WebOS 1.4. The update includes numerous bug fixes and adds a few new features, so if you haven't checked for an update already, it might be time to get the latest OS. (Engadget)

Saturday, October 17, 2009

HTC Hero Now Available


In case you haven't already head, the HTC Hero is now available from Sprint. The Hero is somewhat similar in design to the European Hero, but it now doesn't feature the large chin that the European version has, and also has a larger trackball surrounded by flush (but easy to press) buttons that were all right below the screen on the European version. The Hero also is much snappier than the European Hero, which was known for it's lag time, partly because of the HTC Sense UI. The Sense UI is also on this version of the Hero, but it seems that the software has been modified so the lag time is gone from the phone. The whole phone is great from my use. It has a gorgeous multi-touch screen, a great web browser, and the entire phone is very customizable and has a great feel to it. Every feature of it is great, including the multiple home screens that now come with it. The virtual keyboard is also great, and you can use it either in vertical or horizontal, or use a modified (like the Blackberry Pearl) keyboard or a number pad with T9 text input, also. And in case you were worried about breaking it, don't worry, because the built quality is some of the best I have ever used (er, felt), and it doesn't seem like a few drops w0uld hurt this phone. It is available from Sprint for $179 with a two-year contract.