There’s nothing like an official unofficial slip of information pertaining to the things we cherish most — gadgets. The image above contains two casting calls for some “hip” folks with good looking hands to show off Palm’s latest and greatest devices. One adventurous PreCentral reader actually sent in his resume for one of the positions and was able to glean a few unannounced names of the devices that were to be modeled:...
Palm has been promising quite a bit over the months, foreshadowing of great things to come for webOS. And yet here we sit — with nothing to speak of. But tonight, a trusted source of Engadget sent in the image above showing a bluetooth keyboard for an upcoming webOS tablet, currently codenamed “Topaz”. The keyboard itself is powered by AA’s, though it lacks backlighting. More odd however is the addition of a Windows key. I guess Palm is going for...
Well look what we have here — a webOS device that to the more gadget minded folk roaming the internet will resemble the Palm Pre 2 for Verizon. According to PreCentral, the seller of the phone originally thought he had a run-of-the-mill Pre Plus — that fact is further bolstered by the low $46 bidding price. More eagle-eyed users recognized the slightly tweaked styling, however. Once the seller himself was made aware of the discrepancy, he yanked it...
Palm Pixi and Pre users may may have been left out in the cold back in October when RovioMobile released the Halloween-themed Angry Birds as an iOS exclusive, but things are finally starting to come around. Today, one day after National Angry Birds Day (Angry Birds was released December 11th 2009), webOS users can finally enjoy not only the Halloween Edition but the Christmas Edition as well with the new Angry Birds Seasons release. The total amount of new levels at the...
CES is coming up in just over a month. It is there that hundreds of tech companies from around the world will descend on fabulous Las Vegas to show the world all of the exciting things 2011 holds for us. Unfortunately, those of you hoping to catch a glimpse of HP/Palm’s ambitions with webOS for the upcoming year will be sorely disappointed. Neither HP or Palm are recorded as being exhibitors this year. Palm is opting for a more personal, small-turnout meeting room....
