It's an affordable phone with useful features. Palm offer their unlocked Centro smartphones for just $199. The 2007 released smartphone is available in glacier white, cobalt blue or ruby red (personally, I liked the blue one). continued »

I was counted among the surprised when I heard that Palm was releasing a new Windows Mobile device in the US market, dubbed the Treo Pro, shortly after their exciting announcement of the new Palm Pre running webOS.  Why would the world need another Windows Mobile device when something so wonderful, such as the Pre, was just a few short ... continued »

This week started with the rumor that Sony Ericsson will be announcing its Hikaru Walkman phone at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona next week, offering 8GB of internal storage and 8-megapixel camera with auto-focus. The latest rumor also suggests that the official announcement of Nokia E75 also will be held Mobile World Congress on the 16th. continued »

Palm CEO Ed Colligan says they will just focus on developing webOS and Windows Mobile devices. The bad news is there will be no more PalmOS devices released, except the Centro getting released on other carriers. continued »

This week started off with rumors that Palm's new webOS operating system might make another appearance on the Centro 2. This would be really exciting because everything we hear about the operating system makes us more anxious for its release. An AT&T executive has just stated that he is open to free mobile TV. Will this mean we will be ... continued »

Palm InfoCenter just wrote a rumor about the next Palm device destined to run Palm's new WebOS, following the sexy Pre: Palm Centro 2. It's said it will be delivered in Fall 2009. continued »

We started out the week with a bang here on PhoneMag, with rumors flying that the Blackberry Enterprise Server isn't as secure as once thought. It seems hackers can attack individuals by means of maliciously coded PDFs. Then we learned that E Ink is being used on Casio and HItachi phones for lightweight, artistic look. Verizon's Q2 results were impressive, showing ... continued »

  Palm just announced the sale of its two-millionth Centro a few days ago, showing a real rise in popularity. This may be due to the fact that the Centro is available in over 25 countries and is supported on 20 different carriers, though in the US, it is available on Sprint, AT&T and Verizon Wireless. Lower cost may be boosting ... continued »

If you have a tendency to get lost, the Palm Centro being unlocked is good news for you. You will now be able to get My Location and Google Maps on your Palm Centro. continued »

There's been a lot going on in the mobile phone world this week, so here's a run-down of the biggest stories. First up we had a crazy developer who decided to add multi touch to his Nokia N95, though he suggests not doing it yourself. We saw a few low-quality pics of the new BlackBerry KickStart and heard rumors of the ... continued »