We had rumors of the Pixie/EOS for a long time now. These rumors were about a second webOS device with a candybar figure, probably with the same layout as the Treo Pro. And Palm never aknowledge any of this rumors, until now it would seem. According to Tech Crunch, a source close to the company - Palm - said that the ... 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 »

Recently we had news from PhoneArena about two mystery Palm devices apparently heading to Verizon Wireless. Now, Precentral has news from an anonymous tipster, about two more Palm handsets, this time not for Verizon but Sprint. Both of these new devices have a price of $1, which more likely is a placeholder, so I wouldn't get to excited. So the devices ... continued »

Certainly by now most, if not all of you know the code name for the Palm Pre is P100. Now one of PhoneArena's most loyal tipsters has just shared some "spicy info" with them. As you can see on the images below, there's no doubt they are Palm devices, but there are only clues on which ones. On the image above ... continued »

The Pre hasn't even hit shelves yet, and already people are talking about Sprint's exclusivity agreement in the US expiring.  Verizon turned heads yesterday when they bluntly revealed that they have their eye on offering the new Palm smartphone too; blunt enough to prompt a similarly terse retort from Sprint's spokesperson. "We have the Pre through 2009" said spokesman James Fisher, ... continued »

It seems that AT&T is going to try to get their hands on the Palm Pre as soon as the exclusivity contract with Sprint expires. AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson admitted that he sees AT&T selling the Palm Pre after Sprint's contract with Palm has expired. This means we could see a GSM version of the Pre in the U.S. as ... continued »

Palm might not let Sprint or the Pre stay in the webOS spotlight for long. According to a leak on Engadget, the Palm Eos will be launched in the second half of 2009. While the device is nowhere near as capable and fully featured as the Pre, the device might give enough users reason to shy away from Sprint if ... continued »

The Palm Pre will launch on Bell Mobility in Canada in the second half of 2009, according to the latest in the company's staged smartphone roll-out.  No specific launch date has been confirmed, but the handset is the same 3G EVDO Rev.A device as is set to hit Sprint before the end of June. That means a 3.1-inch 320 x 480 capacitive touchscreen, slide-out QWERTY ... continued »

We might be called My Pre, but that doesn't mean we'll stint on any other webOS smartphone Palm throw our way: that's why we're so interested to see what looks to be the company's second handset to use the new platform.  The Palm Eos was most definitely leak of the week, a candybar QWERTY handset measuring a scant 10.6mm thick ... continued »

The Palm Eos has still not been officially confirmed by either the manufacturer or AT&T, the carrier tipped to get it a scant few months after the Pre launches, but we're already hearing rumors that Sprint will offer the second webOS phone too.  According to PhoneNews, Sprint are currently internally testing the Eos, with a release in Q3 2009 penciled ... continued »