Who doesn’t love a hot gadget that gets people all excited and antsy. One that caauses hoards of people to gather in public places all vying for the same thing – a shot at geek stardom, being the first with the latest gadget. A true achievement in any nerds life to say the least. While the iPhone shortages weren’t exactly purposely created, (as there were simply only so many people that can fit into a building at once, move product, etc. etc.), Palm and...

The march up to the Palm Pre’s early summer release has been bringing with it small leaks along the way.  The latest Pre based rumor to make itself known concerns Office support, Office 2007 support that is.  This will certainly give the Pre a good footing in the corporate world where Microsoft Office is all but the only option for your office work.  A few other promised goods include customizable ringback/ringtones, video recording, and MMS messaging just to name...

As with all rumors, there are always two sides to a story and being the fair minded person that I am, I like to try and represent both sides at all times if possible.  Moving forward, I’d like to thank “Chingon” for commenting back in the article I posted earlier about the Palm Pre pricing and Best Buy availability and leaving a link to a very interesting and “mind opening” article.  While I was vocal above about a $1,000 off contract price...

While the title may seem a bit dramatic, essentially it can be taken this way.  New news trickling out regarding the Palm Pre has some pretty eye raising tid bits attached to it.  For starters, Best Buy stores across the country will have whopping 4,500 Pres to share.  4,500!  That’s it?!  Also, it appears that 1 and 2 year pricing will be $299 and $199 respectively.  However, the real slap in the face is the outright laughable and “sure not to sell”...

While the Pre has been the talk of the town concerning Sprint and Palm, a new beast has come forth to take the spotlight, the Palm Eos, or more secretly known (castle). The phone physically will be thin…10.6mm thin. And with a 320 x 400 capacitive display, I’m sure multimedia capabilities will at least be a small part of the Eos’s future. As with all good bleeding edge leaks, the info should be taken with several grains of salt and put in the nice...