Dieter has reported over at our sister site WMExperts that just like last year, another Palm smartphone has been outed at a Microsoft Keynote. Last year it was the Palm Treo 800w that showed up on the video screen. This year, what "appears to be" the Sprint Treo Pro, was shown on the video screen while Microsoft was showing Internet Explorer 6's flash support. We know that IE6 Mobile isn'...

> NextLink Wireless received a grant from the Bi-national Industrial Research and Development Foundation to develop a WIMAX solution with an Israeli partner. Release > As we reported on Friday, Sprint debuted the Palm Treo 800w on its EVDO Rev. A network yesterday.  It is priced at $249.99 after rebate with a two-year contract. Release > WiMAX coming later to Centrino 2. Article > The uptake of mo

Guess we expected this. I don't quite understand why it takes so much time for Palm to release the device with specs that match many of the HTC models. Anyway, the Palm Treo 800w is spotted in the leaked Sprint Roadmap and it should hit the CDMA/WiMAX carrier in July. The new device will replace the

Sprint subscribers raise your hands please? And if you like Windows Mobile please keep your hands in the air. For the 2 people in the room with their arms up, this video is for you. We've covered this device before, here is a quick summary: WiFi, GPS, EVDO Rev. A, WM 6.1 [Via: Mobility Site] ---

The long awaited, oft rumored and much anticipated Wi-Fi equipped Treo 800w has now been officially made official. The Palm Treo 800w debuts today on Sprint for $249 after the usual contracts and rebates. In addition to Wi-Fi technology, the 800w also packs in a number of other significant firsts for Palm including high-speed EvDO Rev A, integrated GPS functionality and the latest version of Windo

Sprint has begun to sell the new Palm Treo 800w at its online store for $250 after rebates and new agreement. The 800w carries 802.11b/g Wi-Fi and GPS, supporting turn-by-turn directions, and can also access Sprint's higher speed EVDO ...

I was looking at a report today, plotting the price for a smartphone in the US. In May of last year, it was over $200. Now, after the Palm Treo 800w was discounted from $199 to $99 at Sprint (to leave room for the Treo Pro) and T-mobile cut the Pearl 8120 and 8220 to $79 (gulp!), the average price is $147. Anything that goes below $150 is, by definition, affordable to anyone. It is less than three...

If you've been watching Heroes on NBC, you may have noticed something interesting on the season finale this week. Noah Bennet has upgraded his phone to the Sprint Touch Diamond, from the Palm Treo 800w he's been using. I'm not sure that was a wise decision, since the Touch Diamond doesn't have a hardware keyboard or quite as much one-handed usability and speed as the Palm Treo ...

Sprint is now offering the Treo 800w, a device that represents a significant step forward for Palm's business-class smartphones. Among its other advances, this is the first Treo with Wi-Fi and GPS.

With the summer wireless-hardware-blockbuster set to give eager mobile enthusiasts a new wave of high-end smartphones to drool over, we've got the latest launch date details on the much-anticipated (for some, anyway) Palm Treo 800w on Sprint. An alleged inventory sheet has been posted up on HowardForums, indicating that the Sprint Palm Treo 800w will drop