Palm's webOS is currently only available on the Palm Pre that is a Sprint exclusive for now. The OS is expected to turn up in other handsets from Palm eventually. Some information on the next version of webOS has surfaced today. continued »

The Palm Pre has been the most popular device on the Sprint network and has spurred many Sprint users to upgrade. However, the device has failed to draw significant numbers of new subscribers to the Sprint network. One of the keys to the popularity of smartphones today are the apps and software available for the devices. One self proclaimed "dedicated iPhone ... 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 »

Father's Day is almost here and dad could probably use a new cell phone, especially if he is like my dad and still uses a cell phone from five years ago. You don’t even have to drive yourself down to the official store for your preferred provider; you can get dad a new phone at Walmart along with your bread ... continued »

Regarding the latest iTunes 8.2 update that raised some doubts as to whether it would still connect seamlessly with the Palm Pre, sources who have tested the Pre with the iTunes 8.2 have confirmed to Wired.com that music syncing still works. [via MyPre] 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 »

This evening marks the end of the first day of the Google I/O Dev Conference in San Francisco, CA. We had a pretty exciting day of new information from multiple places, including Palm, Google, and HTC. Here's a brief recap of everything that went down today. 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 »

Wh00t? Palm Pre will be launched in a session called Launch Lunch -- just one day before Apple’s WWDC 2009? Dunno whether the BGR's post is an actual rumor or just a fake, it's told that the whole launch "party" will be held in three days! 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 »