AT&T have finally updated their website to offer the "obsidian black" Palm Centro, one of the more recent colour variants of the recently million-selling smartphone.  The handset has been available in AT&T stores (and SIM-free unlocked in Europe) for a while now, so someone has obviously only just got around to kicking the web maintenance team.  Priced at the same $99.99 (after ... continued »

Palm today announced that it has sold one million of its budget Centro smartphones, spread across ten countries, since the $99 handset launched as a Sprint exclusive last September.  Interestingly, research Palm has conducted among Centro owners suggests that 70-percent are first-time smartphone users; the handset is also reaching almost double the number of women, more than double the number ... continued »

Thanks to a deal with voice-control specialists Nuance, Palm smartphones running the homegrown Palm OS will be able to respond to vocal commands such as contact name or digit dialling, message addressing for picture, text or email messages, and running apps or choosing menu options.  It's all down to Nuance's VSuite, which will be preloaded onto the AT&T Centro and ... continued »

Buried in the Palm Centro user guides this picture has prompted rumors that the smartphone company is planning further color releases of their budget handset.  While the white model with green keys is the AT&T version (as we reviewed last week), the black version next to it is available SIM-free in Europe and the red could be Sprint's CDMA model, the white ... continued »

Launched today, AT&T are describing their white Palm Centro as ideal for an entire spectrum of users, from the "plain mobile phoner" and on up from there. More specifically, I think that this is totally the ideal device for the user who is just now moving up from the standard mobile phone into the smartphone realm. The Centro ... continued »