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Tuesday, May 12, 2009
Palm Pre Gestures Podcast, New Apps Spotted!
Gotta love the folks over at SprintGurus, Coal posted yet another Internal Palm Pre Podcast for us Pre-enthusiasts to enjoy. This time is all about Gestures. The gestures mentioned in the video was the Back gesture (Swiping right to left) which takes you back one step in any application and the double tap zoom, just like it sounds, it zooms in and out on webpages.
We also spotted a few new apps shown during the video. We see the App Catalog, which is the bag with the Palm logo on it. The Youtube app.
The app with the Sprint logo could be some sort of Account Management or a webclip to the Sprint homepage. And lastly, we got Documents to Go and handy Adobe Reader.
[Originally posted at prethinking.com]
Palm Pre VS New iPhone Specs
We thought it would interesting to compare the confirmed Palm Pre specs to the rumored next generation iPhone specs that were recently leaked on the Chinese forum Chinese forum Weiphone.
Although the next-gen iPhone specs that were leaked haven’t been confirmed, they do seem very plausible so we have no reason at the moment at least to believe they aren’t true. Not all specs were leaked but we’ve compared what we know so far.
Palm Pre VS New iPhone
As you can see above the rumored new iPhone appears to have more memory and a larger display, but at the same time the device is larger than the Pre so that’s to be expected. The Pre is on par with the iPhone in most other areas. In the end however, I have a feeling that the physical keyboard and tethering offered by the Pre is going to seal the deal for a lot of people.
[Originally posted at palmpreblog.com]
Although the next-gen iPhone specs that were leaked haven’t been confirmed, they do seem very plausible so we have no reason at the moment at least to believe they aren’t true. Not all specs were leaked but we’ve compared what we know so far.
Palm Pre VS New iPhone
| Palm Pre | New iPhone | |
| Operating System: | Palm® webOS™ | iPhone OS 3.0 |
| Network specs: | 3G EVDO Rev A | 3G / Edge |
| Display: | 3.1-inch touch screen, 320×480 resolution. | 3.5-inch (diagonal) widescreen touch screen, 480 x 320 resolution. |
| Keyboard | Physical QWERTY keyboard | No physical keyboard |
| Memory: | 8GB | 32GB |
| Camera: | 3 megapixel camera with LED flash | 3.2 megapixel camera with no flash |
| Sensors | Ambient light accelerometer proximity | Ambient light accelerometer proximity |
| Tethering?: | Yes | Not Announced |
[Originally posted at palmpreblog.com]
Get Ready, Palm May Announce Pre Release Date on May 19th
Palm and Sprint are reportedly going to “make a big announcement” in the Wall Street Journal on May 19th. I think that we all have an idea of what that “Big Announcement” probably is. That’s right, finally a release date for the Pre! If this report is true it would pretty much fall inline with all of the other rumors we have been hearing over the past week or so about an early June release date.
It looks like the Pre is all boxed up and ready to go, and the TouchStone Kits are on their way to Best Buy, now just release the damn things already!
[Originally posted at palmpreblog.com]
It looks like the Pre is all boxed up and ready to go, and the TouchStone Kits are on their way to Best Buy, now just release the damn things already!
[Originally posted at palmpreblog.com]
Palm Pre packaging and materials for release
Well we are certainly a lot closer to the launch date of the Palm Pre, and we know this as images have appeared online of the Palm Pre packaging and the materials. There was no information to go with the images, but they are enough to get us exited.
The Palm Pre packaging and materials images have come from MaxPDA.com, the shots show us the box from all angles as well as a look at the information card. This card explains a little about what we can expect to see in the box.
In the box, you will get the phone, a battery, microUSB cable, phone pouch, stereo headset and a travel charger. To check out all the latest images of the Palm Pre packaging, head over to MaxPDA.com.
[Originally posted at product-reviews.net]
The Palm Pre packaging and materials images have come from MaxPDA.com, the shots show us the box from all angles as well as a look at the information card. This card explains a little about what we can expect to see in the box.
In the box, you will get the phone, a battery, microUSB cable, phone pouch, stereo headset and a travel charger. To check out all the latest images of the Palm Pre packaging, head over to MaxPDA.com.
[Originally posted at product-reviews.net]
Monday, May 11, 2009
AT&T and iPhone: lower price plan, Palm Pre pressure
We have more details now on AT&T’s apparant plans to introduce a $10 price cut to their current price plan for the Apple iPhone, in preparation for the new iPhone device launching this Summer.
According to Cnet, analyst Michael Cote of Cote Collaborative said: ‘There is a “strong possibility” that AT&T will drop the entry-level price of its service plan to $59 from $69.’
Cnet also point out that AT&T declined to comment on this, while Michael Cote did not respond to emails for further clarification.
Apple are expected to unveil the new iPhone on June 8th at the WWD event in San Francisco. If the price cut rumors are true, how will Palm respond? Do you think they will be under pressure if the cut goes into effect?
[Originally posted at product-reviews.net]
According to Cnet, analyst Michael Cote of Cote Collaborative said: ‘There is a “strong possibility” that AT&T will drop the entry-level price of its service plan to $59 from $69.’
Cnet also point out that AT&T declined to comment on this, while Michael Cote did not respond to emails for further clarification.
Apple are expected to unveil the new iPhone on June 8th at the WWD event in San Francisco. If the price cut rumors are true, how will Palm respond? Do you think they will be under pressure if the cut goes into effect?
[Originally posted at product-reviews.net]
Palm Pre expected to launch ahead of iPhone 3.0
Leaked Sprint documents suggest that the US telecoms firm will be launching the Palm Pre in North America in early June, ahead of Apple launching its eagerly awaited iPhone 3.0 in mid-June.
An internal Sprint document showing an itinerary for Sprint executives around the launch day for Palm Pre, scheduled for 12pm on Friday 5 June, fourth weeks’ hence, was published on The Boy Genius Report today.
The three-day itinerary includes a hardware review, a Sprint presentation, a launch lunch, head-to-head training and a study of the operating system described as ‘An OS Above the Rest’.
Interestingly, there’s also a meeting for senior management only, entitled ‘Manager Concerns’.
Palm, which this year saw a 73pc decline in revenue, is placing a lot of hope in the hotly anticipated Pre to reverse its fortunes.
“The much-anticipated launch of the Palm Pre remains on track for the first half of calendar year 2009, but, as expected, we’ve got a difficult transition period to work through,” said Palm President and chief executive officer Ed Colligan in March.
[Originally posted at siliconrepublic.com]
An internal Sprint document showing an itinerary for Sprint executives around the launch day for Palm Pre, scheduled for 12pm on Friday 5 June, fourth weeks’ hence, was published on The Boy Genius Report today.
The three-day itinerary includes a hardware review, a Sprint presentation, a launch lunch, head-to-head training and a study of the operating system described as ‘An OS Above the Rest’.
Interestingly, there’s also a meeting for senior management only, entitled ‘Manager Concerns’.
Palm, which this year saw a 73pc decline in revenue, is placing a lot of hope in the hotly anticipated Pre to reverse its fortunes.
“The much-anticipated launch of the Palm Pre remains on track for the first half of calendar year 2009, but, as expected, we’ve got a difficult transition period to work through,” said Palm President and chief executive officer Ed Colligan in March.
[Originally posted at siliconrepublic.com]
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