Okay, so who doesn't remember the first Now Network commercials from Sprint, I know you do, they are cool right? And how to forget the very first NNC featuring the Palm Pre. Now that one was one of the best, finally showing off some of the capabilities of the Pre. On this new TV commercial from Sprint we see not just ... continued »

Well no, it is not a new movie, and there's no Palm Pre in it either. The phone that you will see in the next images is in fact a wannabe Palm Pre, or like many call them; a KIRF. It doesn't look exactly as a Pre, but there is no denying where this phone took inspiration from. I guess it ... continued »

Yes, we know, some analysts are just clueless, it makes us wonder how anybody believes them. But hey, somebody has to do the guessing, right? Well, here we go with more about analysts, guessing, and a date that a lot of us have been waiting for. September 17, 2009 at 1:30 PM Pacific Time, is that date. Well, maybe, but we ... continued »

Bono, the U2 lead singer, managing director and founding partner of investment firm Elevation Partners, which has invested heavily (more than $400 million) into resurgent handset maker Palm, Inc. Seems to be the latest pitchman for BlackBerry. His band’s latest album release, No Line on the Horizon, features prominently on blackberry’s home page. The company also is sponsoring the band’s ... continued »

The Palm Pre has proven to be a successful smartphone for Sprint, depending on which analyst you want to believe. The handset has sold an estimated 300,000 units in the first few weeks it was available. Some analysts say now that the Pre is meeting supply and demand for Sprint. ZDNet reports that RIM took a hit to sales of its ... continued »

There was a report that the Motley Fools found that says only 4% of current smartphone users are going to switch to the Palm Pre. There are so many things wrong with this survey, I can't even begin to write it here. So I wrote it over on SlashGear.com.  You should go check it out there. From the Article: A recent survey ... continued »

When Palm sent US radio shock-jock Howard Stern a pre-production Pre to try out, they were obviously hoping for some mainstream publicity.  That seems to have backfired somewhat, after Stern compared the Palm Pre to the BlackBerry Bold, and went on to state his preference for the RIM smartphone. Stern's opinion of the Pre was that it was "a fine phone" ... continued »