Today the HTC HD2 turned up on the O2 website which lends strength to the expectations that the device will launch soon on the O2 network. The rumored date was first tipped for October 19 and we have still yet to see the device. continued »

OtterBox has extended its line of super protective Defender cases to new Palm products with the introduction of the Defender for the Treo Pro handset. The case has the same three-layer design as other Defender cases. continued »

Palm has announced that starting in December it will be opening the doors to its developer program. The developer program will allow dev groups to design and sell applications for the Palm line of webOS devices. continued »

Palm has unveiled its next webOS handset that is also destined for the Sprint network. The new device is called the Pixi and is hailed as the thinnest Palm handset ever. The device has an external QWERTY keyboard. continued »

So far, the apps that have turned up on the Palm app catalog have been free offerings that users could download. This was one of the reasons that many felt that there were so few apps available for the Pre. Palm announced that developers could now start submitting applications for the Palm app store that will be paid for apps. The ... continued »

When you start reviewing BlackBerry smartphones, you soon learn to look closely at the details. RIM have made a habit of making relatively minute differentiations between what, at first glance, might seem very similar handsets; luckily their loyal fanbase has proved willing to put in that effort. The Verizon BlackBerry Tour, then, borrows some of the style of ... continued »

It has been confirmed at today's D7 conference that the upcoming Palm Pre will indeed support iTunes Syncing. The device will be able to sync with iTunes out of the box, without the help of any 3rd party software. This will be one more reason for many users to take the plunge to the Pre, and potentially switch from the ... continued »

Engadget dropped a freaking 5-megaton bomb worth of info today. It appears that someone at AT&T is trying to keep a healthy interest in the company in the midst of all of the Palm Pre fervor. Ten (Edit: Since I started writing this post, more phones dropped. I stopped counting) phones were leaked today, all on AT&T spec sheets. ... continued »

The much-anticipated Palm Pre has now got a launch date and price, courtesy of an official Sprint announcement.  Pre buyers will be able to pick up the WebOS smartphone from June 6th, priced at $199.99 after a $100 mail-in rebate and subject to a new, two-year agreement. As well as Sprint's own stores, the Pre will be available from Best Buy, ... continued »

Sprint may have an exclusive on the Palm Pre, if rumors from Engadget holds true, AT&T may be getting the Palm Eos (codename Castle). The Palm Eos powered by webOS, takes the shape of a candy bar and it looks every bit as sweet as the Pre, featuring a QWERTY keyboard, 2.63-inch with 320 x 400 capacitive touch display, ... continued »