Well, last time we had news of a Pre using some kind of superpowers, was when some drunken idiot try to kill his Palm Pre by drowning the phone into beer. Heck, the Pre stayed up and running a little over a minute before going to cellphone heaven. This time, someone try to kill his Palm Pre by decapitation. Now ... continued »

The funny man himself had some interesting things to say in this video that was shown before the Palm keynote at D7 today. The Palm Pre apparently has a ton of capabilities that only Roger is aware of. Who knew? Video after the jump. continued »

It's hard to believe that, with little over a week to go until launch, there's much left of the Palm Pre to be revealed, but according to Walt Mossberg the smartphone will be spilling a few more secrets at the D7 conference this week.  Not only will Job Rubinstein and Roger McNamee be talking "in more detail" about the Pre, ... continued »

I want to believe that Pre is good enough of a phone to help turn Palm around.  Palm's Q3 financial results were a huge disappointment for shareholders, with a net loss of $0.86 per diluted share.  Smartphone sales were down 42-percent to 482,000 units and the smartphone revenue dropped 72-percent compared to Q3 of 2008, at $77.5M.  The company brought ... continued »

Palm resold a couple of more shares than originally planned; 23.13M shares to be exact, compared with the 18.5M shares owned by Elevation Partners it had intended to sell.  The selling price was $6 per share yielding a total of $132.9M and of which $49M went to Elevation and $83.9M went to Palm. continued »

Palm has been in financial trouble for quite some time now, and my apologies for sounding a little religious on you but it's time we all come together and say a few prayers for the company's survival.  Three Hail Mary and three Our Father a week, until the Palm Pre arrives should be more than sufficient.  The company's working capital ... continued »

Roger McNamee has a 39 percent stake in Palm so of course he has every right to spread the Pre-gospel any way he likes.  That however does not excuse him from making a rookie mistake of comparing a 2-year old technology iPhone 1.0 to the Palm Pre.  Of course the new Pre phone powered by webOS will beat out the ... continued »