The Palm Pre Plus
More than just a phone
After years of thinking I was satisfied with having a dumb phone, I finally got my hands on a smart one. Thanks to Verizon's program of practically giving away Palm Pre Plus's, back in April of 2010, my wife and I went down, signed up, and walked away with a pair of them, and have been having a ball with them ever since. It's a phone, an ebook reader, a music player, picture album, and just an all around tiny computer in your pocket. The operating system, developed by Palm, is called WebOS, a...

HP/Palm Pre - Escape from Windows Mobile
My HP/Palm Pre
Having used smartphones based on Windows Mobile for many years, and become more and more frustrated with the "compulsory" Outlook syncing, I recently decided to change to a Linux-based smartphone. With my Palm Pre I am free from Microsoft for the first time, as I can now sync "over the ether" any time I want with Google Mail and Calendar. Palm has now been bought by HP, so I'm hoping that webOS, which is the version of Linux in the HP/Palm Pre, will have the support to be developed further. I...

Palm Pre
Introducing Palm Pre, a phone so in sync with your life it feels like it's thinking ahead for you.
Palm Pre pulls your different online calendars into one view, bringing you the information you want without having to search for it. Pre links your contacts from different sources, giving you one place to find what you need. And Pre delivers incoming messages1 and notifications in an intuitively subtle way, letting you react or respond however you want. People, events, information that matters. With Palm Pre, it'll come to you.