In a photo published by Engadget, we see a list of companies developing applications for the Palm Pre. Notable developers are Pandora (which we knew), Epocrates, Twitter, MySpace, Facebook (duh) and Sling Media. This makes it that much more difficult to wait for June 6th. Since webOS is HTML and JavaScript based, it was expected that we'd see applications such as ... continued »

The Palm Pre can best the iPhone in terms of hardware and software, as long as the developer community pulls through. How is the Pre going to accomplish this? Synergy and location-based applications. We already saw Chris Davies take on the Pre's secret weapon, but after seeing Fandango pull of a simple additional step by creating a calendar ... continued »

This week was full of exciting coverage of the Palm Pre at the CTIA Wireless convention in Las Vegas, Nevada. We spent three days bringing you pictures and video of the elusive Pre. If you haven't been here all week and feel overwhelmed by the unusually large number of posts, fear not. I'll tell you what you need to ... continued »

If our live videos from CTIA aren't enough for you, how about another official demo video of the Pre from Palm themselves?  The follow-up to Palm's first teaser video, this new footage demonstrates the Fandango and Pandora functionality freshly announced this week. Fandango - which you can see our own video demo of here - not only allows you to browse films, ... continued »

One of the developer partners for the Pre launch is Fandango, the popular online movie ticket site.  The application on the Pre is full featured, allowing you to preview trailers, check shows and movie times, and all your usual stuff. But there's something up it's sleeve. This shows you the power of webOS and the API's built into the Pre. When ... continued »