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O2 Palm Pre GSM reviewFor European consumers, the Palm Pre has been a long time coming. Announced – in CDMA form – back in January 2009, with Palm coyly dancing around the matter of a GSM version until its Sprint launch took place in June, the smartphone has even gained a sibling (in the shape of the Palm... |
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GSM Palm Pixi caught in wild: only 4GB of storage?Palm have not been shy about their intent to release a GSM version of the Palm Pixi, but up until now the Euro-friendly version of the candybar device has been missing in action. One such pre-production handset has shown up in Vietnam, however, with a SIM slot and a mysteriously low 4GB of onboard ... |
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GSM Palm Pre for O2 Germany pictured in the wildFiled under: Handsets, Palm, O2 The Palm Pre is scheduled to make its big GSM debut on O2 in Europe in just a few weeks, and it looks like final production units are making their way into the wild -- these shots of a German Pre complete with final box art and a localized keyboard just hit the wires. ... |
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O2 announces Pre launch pricing: same as the iPhoneFour months after struggling Palm tried to pick itself up with the American launch of the Pre handset, we now know when it will be available in Britain - and how much it will cost.O2, the country's largest mobile network, has an exclusive deal to supply the Pre in the UK, said the gadget will go on ... |
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GSM Palm Pre now looking at 'autumn' launch in GermanyFiled under: Handsets, Palm, O2, GSM, EDGE, HSDPA, webOS You know, we admire Palm's patience. We knew a GSM Pre was in the works about 8.43 minutes after its CES presser ended in January, and we've been waiting all this time for some carrier in some part of the New World to grab hold of a GSM ver... |
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Palm threatening unlocked GSM Pre retailers with legal actionPalm has been apparently been busy warning UK retailers that it is less than happy with pre-order pages for SIM-free versions of the Palm Pre, informing them that the webOS smartphone will only be available in locked form (presumably to O2, the company’s UK carrier partner). Our sibli... |
