Palm Centro smartphone is now available unlocked for U.S. customers. Palm also announced that Google Maps for mobile with My Location on Centro is available for Centro starting tomorrow, giving customers faster access to local maps and driving directions. continued »

Palm and Rogers Wireless today announced the Canadian launch of the Palm Centro smartphone available at Rogers Wireless. The Centro is Palm's smallest and lightest smartphone and has sold more than one million units worldwide. continued »

Verizon Wireless and Palm today announced that the Palm Centro smartphone will be available online beginning June 13. Dressed in a crisp cobalt blue, the Centro provides customers with the perfect tool to manage the busiest of lifestyles with voice, text messaging, e-mail and the Web. Centro's built-in Google Maps application delivers quick, reliable directions and lets users perform local ... continued »

While the first Palm smartphone with WiFi is finally coming near, Palm has just start to offer Palm Centro to Telstra Pre-Paid customers in Australia beginning May 26. Palm has sold its one-millionth Palm Centro smartphone in 10 countries worldwide, including Hong Kong, Singapore, India, the UK, Germany, Spain, Ireland, France and Italy. continued »

After announcing the sale of its one-millionth Palm Centro this week, Palm will be offering its Centro in Mexico with Telcel and Movistar. New blue color Palm Centro will be available, together with a red version too. continued »

Palm has sold its one-millionth Palm Centro smartphone in 10 countries worldwide, including Hong Kong, Singapore, India, the UK, Germany, Spain, Ireland, France and Italy. First introduced in the United States last September exclusively with Sprint, and more recently introduced on AT&T in February, the fully featured Centro smartphone is available from both carriers for $99.99. Increasingly, consumers are making the shift ... continued »

Late last month, Palm launched their new multimedia smartphone, the Centro, which joins their perennially popular Treo line. Despite arguably more powerful, more flexible rivals, Palm’s handsets continue to curry favour among business-users who prize efficiency of use over the whiz-bang complexity of, say, HTC’s range. Now they’re hoping to bring that same degree of integration to the home user, ... continued »