Now that the Touchpad has suddenly become a popular item with the price reduction, I thought I would show you the great user experience it provides. I walk you through the interface and show the basic features of WebOS.
The Palm Pre 2 has been out a few months, but I decided to take a look anyway and do a quick physical comparison to the Pre Plus. Check out the video for all the details.
The smart phone market is getting ever more crowded with new platforms, but since Android is becoming so dominant I thought I would compare WebOS to Android to show that it stacks up fairly well still. I try and answer any questions someone might have that is considering a WebOS device or Android device.
Bloomberg is reporting that Palm is looking for a buyer. Not long after CEO Jon Rubinstein said Palm had a plan to get them in the black Palm has apparently decided that being bought by a different company would be part of this plan. The company has secured Goldman Sachs and Qatalyst Partners to find a buyer with HTC and Lenovo already expressing interest. There have been rumors of Palm being bought out by the likes of Apple or even Google in recent news to secure their patents for portable devices. So far Palm has refused to comment on the matter.
On a bit more positive note for Palm this week than last, they have officially announced the availability of the Palm Pre Plus and Palm Pixi Plus on AT&T. There is no official release date as of now, but we do know that both devices will be making their way to AT&T in the coming months. The devices are identical to those on Verizon’s network only with GSM capability.
AT&T and Palm have a history of smartphone leadership, and today’s announcement is a significant milestone for us,” said Jon Rubinstein, Palm chairman and chief executive officer. “With Palm webOS phones coming to AT&T, Palm can help most anyone in the United States stay connected so they never miss a thing.
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