Two Palm devices for AT&T targeted for the first half of the year

Posted: 06 Jan 2010, 13:27, by John V.

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Two Palm devices for AT&T targeted for the first half of the year

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Good news coming out of AT&T’s Developers Summit that’s being held right now in Las Vegas! Ralph de la Vega has just announced that two webOS handsets are expected to land on AT&T sometime within the first half of 2010. With the Palm Pre’s debut quickly approaching the one year mark, it’s been a long wait to see a GSM version come out for AT&T. So far there is no concrete information if it’s going to be either of the existing current Palm smartphones, the Pre and Pixi, that’ll make its way to AT&T. Frankly though, customers from the number two wireless carrier in the country have been on the back seat during this mobile platform war going all out. Not only is this considered a victory for AT&T, but Palm will be getting more face time in between customer now that they’re on-board with three out of the four major providers.

source: Engadget

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1. CRICKETownz posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:44 0 0

Who cares really? I guess this is a victory for those middle-aged real estate cougars who still carry a Palm Pilot...now that Palm has beefed up their OS...now its time to bring in a fashion consultant so they can address their hideous form-factor issues. Just thought I'd be the first to post....haha

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2. fsjon posted on 06 Jan 2010, 15:39 0 0

To be honest, I very much like the vertical qwerty slider...I personally dislike, not hate, landscape slider. It's just awkward for me and very cumbersome. You first have to read it, turn, slide, type, slide again and turn back into your pocket....just too much work for me, haha. I wish more manufacture utilizes the vertical form factor(only Samsung propel pro and the Palm pre came to mind smartphone wise).

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