For years the term “Treo” has been synonymous with smartphones; the line had become iconic, and the rumors and speculation surround new releases were once the talk of the mobile industry. Now-a-days you’re more likely to find a BlackBerry or Windows device in the hands of a smartphone user however, and many are criticizing Palm for resting on its laurels while others are innovating. It seems that Palm has heard the criticism, and the Centro sets out to quiet those pundits. In the world of the ultra thin Motorola Q and BlackBerry Pearl, the Centro has shed the Treo’s baby fat while increasing functionality and at $99 is finally poised to compete with the heavyweights again.
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