Now that’s something you don’t see every day. Some users have boosted Palm Centro’s processor to the head-spinning 936MHz, which is more than extreme for this kind of devices. How do you think what happened to the phone after this photo was taken?
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Found under: Russian, language, localization, Palm, Centro, Garnet, Centro users in Russia and other Russian speakers can now localize their Centro experience with the Russian PiLoc Deluxe system. Russian PiLoc Deluxe provides Russian localization for the Centro. smartphone full translation of the user interface Russian fonts onscreen keyboard layout. It also gives several alternative Graffiti and...
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BlackBerry maker's experiencing profits; Palm Centro maker banks on new OS for better financials.
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Consumer Reports recently posted their January 2009 issue online and have some articles on smartphones and cellphones. In the article where they rank smartphones, Consumer Reports have given top ranking to the Samsung Blackjack II (AT&T), with a a score of 69 out of 100. The Palm Centro (AT&T) came in at number 7 with a score of 61 out of 100. Following right behind, the Palm Treo 800w (Sp...
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TreoCentral on 18th Dec 2008 (via treocentral.com)
iambic has released a major new version of its Agendus Suite for Palm OS devices. The new version 13 of the award winning personal information manager (PIM) has many new features and refinements for helping those who carry a Palm Centro or Treo get more done before, during and after the activities that drive their day. There are over a dozen major new features, including time savers like "Smart Ag...
Some users like to experiment with gadgets. This time they've managed to overclock a Palm Centro to a whooping 936MHz. I hope you all understand what consequences this is fraught with. This shot was taken moments before the device melted......
I originally expected a lot from the N96’s camera, as the N95 8GB performed extremely well. Unfortunately, I now know that it is nothing short of spectacularly crappy - look at the images below: Nokia N96 Palm Centro (1.3MP) Palm Treo 680 (VGA) Even though the two Palm handsets have a significantly lower resolution, they manage to deliver significantly
The following small camera shoot-out originally popped up at TamsS60’s… I originally expected a lot from the N96’s camera, as the N95 8GB performed extremely well. Unfortunately, I now know that it is nothing short of spectacularly crappy - look at the images below: Nokia N96 Palm Centro (1.3MP) Palm Treo 680 (VGA) Even though the two Palm handsets have
I'm posting this under the CrackBerry Humor category as I'm pretty sure what I'm reading here must be a joke. Take a look at Consumer Reports' top ten device picks for their latest round of smartphone ratings: 1. BlackJack II 2. T-Mobile Wing 3. Motorola Q9c 4. T-Mobile Shadow 5. BlackBerry Pearl Flip 6. AT&T Tilt 7. Palm Centro 685 8. Palm Treo 800 9. Palm Treo 755P 10 App...
Palm seem to be heading the same way as Motorola’s mobile phone division, and will probably need a large Godly miracle for Palm to remain alive in the mobile arena, however, the Palm Centro maker believes they have something in store for CES 2009, or so their e-flyer intimates. Just what Palm is planning on launching
