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Palm Looking At Other Carriers; Faster, Snappier webOS 1.3.5 Update On Its Way Soon
Hark! Did you hear the heralded Palm CEO Jon Rubinstein confirm the webOS 1.3.5 update? It's on its way soon for all Pre and Pixi owners, and will gift a better battery life, more speed and stronger Wi-Fi. More »Palm's In-Browser App Factory Is Open For Business
The Ares pitch: a stupid-simple way for developers to crank out webOS apps for the Pre and the Pixi, without ever leaving their browsers. It looks like a clever concept; we'll have to see if it actually works. UPDATED More »Verizon's webOS Training Sessions Suggest the Pre and Pixi Are Coming Soon
The New Mobile Twitter Site Is Actually, Um, Nice
The mobile Twitter site had been a vastly more miserable experience compared to even the worstest apps, but now, it's a strikingly good web app, with full Twitter powers, all while actually looking clean and respectable. More »Palm Pixi Gets Much-Needed webOS 1.3.2 Speed Update
The Palm Pre's little brother Pixi has just grown up, with it receiving the webOS 1.3.2 update before the Pre. More »Don't Worry Palm, Everything's Going To Be OK
If two new paid fart apps in one day isn't a sign of a maturing App Catalog, I don't know what is. Rest easy, Rubinstein. For once. [Palm]Palm Pixi Review
Why prance around it? The Palm Pixi's very existence is a cruel joke. More »webOS 1.3.1 Available Now
Nothing game changing, just bug fixes and small tweaks. Don't expect one of Palm's infamous syncing hacks, because iTunes support is nowhere to be found. Fire up your updaters, 1.3.1 is live now. [BGR, GadgetsOnTheGo, thanks Jimmie!]Palm's Pixi Up Close: A Gallery
The Palm Pixi's oddly hard-bodied for a phone that's otherwise appropriately named. Even the matte rubber back feels stiff, and unforgiving. But the keyboard reminds me of Rice Krispies. In a good way. More »Apple and Palm: The iTunes Syncing Fight Is Officially Dumb
OK Palm, it was cute the first time you cracked iTunes to sync with the Pre. And Apple, I guess I can understand why you'd want to keep control over your software. But really guys? Still? You look silly. More »How Palm Lost (Like Apple in the '80s)
The Droid, and Android 2.0 as a whole, isn't going to kill the iPhone. That's ridiculous. Teamed with the iPhone, though, it just straight up murdered Palm—the same way that Microsoft brought Apple to its knees decades ago. More »Palm Pixi Lands on Sprint November 15th, For $100
Palm Couldn't Pick a Better First Paid webOS App Than Air Hockey?
The first webOS paid app is Air Hockey, coming in at $1.99. It might not be a mindblowing game, but Rome wasn't built by Air Hockey apps (or something). [Palm via Engadget]Flash 10.1: Full Flash for Everyone But iPhone, Actually Playable HD Vids
How To: Install Homebrew On Palm Pre 1.2.1
WebOS 1.2(.1) is here, and yes: It broke homebrew. Amazingly, it only took devs about two days to bounce back. Here's how to bring hundreds of free apps, tweaks and themes to your Pre, without flashing your firmware. More »WebOS 1.2.1 Fixes Palm Pre iTunes Syncing, Exchange Breakage
When webOS 1.2 didn't re-fix the syncing compatibility that iTunes 9 re-broke, it almost looked like this bizarre little Apple/Palm standoff had finally just, you know, puttered out. Well, nope, for some reason! Cue webOS 1.2.1. More »Palm Pixi Could Hit Sprint, Best Buy on October 20
Palm App Catalog Just As Crappy for Developers As the App Store
I know Palm is fond of emulating Apple in certain respects, but why they're also copying the App Store's developer-hostility is beyond me. Jamie Zawinski's epic quest to get his free, open source applications into the App Catalog is maddening. More »Palm Pre's WebOS 1.2 Goes Live
The 1.2 update just hit, and it's got a massive changelog to go with it. Among the more interesting changes are the new cellular download capability of Amazon MP3, and the ability to download a purchased app again for free. More »Palm Is Now a One (Web)OS Company
Palm Adds Unofficial Google Voice Client to App Catalog
Apple may have issues with Google Voice, but Palm likes it. And it's now approved gDial Pro, a free third-party client that lets you call and text contacts using a Google Voice number instead of your cell-phone number. [Palm Blog]