Here comes the Palm Zeppelin! To be called Treo 800w, it is a windows mobile smartphone for CDMA network. It should available for Sprint network this year and you should also see another Palm device called Palm Skywriter this year (probably for GSM network?) continued »

TamsPPC has obtained an insider info on the new Palm product. No product info on the device, but the 2 new Palm product has codename as Zeppelin and Skywriter. continued »

wmexperts has pretty much confirmed that Sprint will release the new Palm windows mobile device, Treo 800w on 22nd July. We had seen quite a few rumors on the Treo 800w, including the 2008 roadmap below. continued »

An unknown number of users have received an invitation to join the Palm test team last week. The test team is said to be testing an "innovative new product". With the listed qualifications of WiFi router, heavy phone users and Sprint subscribers, users are guessing it to be the upcoming Treo smartphone with integrated WiFi 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 »

According to a leaked road map last week, Sprint will be announcing a Treo 700w replacement, the Treo 800w Windows Mobile smartphone . The roadmap stating a Windows 6.0, but we are guessing it will come with Windows 6.1 since it has already officially announced. Apart from the usual Palm style design, WiFi and GPS might be included for the first time ... 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 »

Palm - and Treo lovers - are hoping the 750v is the holy grail of smartphones. UMTS 3G, push-email support, a 1.3-megapixel camera... this Treo ticks all the boxes, but will it leave us wanting? I can't help but think that Joan of Arc would be pretty damn unimpressed with modern electronics. Stick with me now, there's a point coming ... continued »