Officially announced last month, Sprint today has confirmed that it will start offering Palm Pixi from November 15. The Palm Pixi comes in a candybar design with hardware QWERTY keyboard. It will cost $99.99 with a two-year service agreement, after a $50 instant rebate and $100 mail-in rebate. continued »

Not official announced for GSM yet, the Palm Pixi GSM is leaked on tinhte forum, but is 2GB less memory than the Sprint's CDMA version. The Palm Pixi is the second webOS smartphone from Palm , check out a hands on video here on the CDMA version for more detail on its hardware. [via engadget] continued »

Just announced today, SlashGear has got the first hands on report on the new Palm Pixi, including a 12 minutes hands on video. Check out the video here, or read the hands on report here. continued »

Palm today introduced the Palm Pixi phone, featuring the new Palm webOS platform with its thin body design and a full QWERTY keyboard. Announced for CDMA network, it’s scheduled to be available exclusively from Sprint in this quarter. Also known as Palm EOS/Pixie previously in a rumor, there is no news for a GSM Palm Pixi at the moment. continued »

For those users who wanted a GSM Palm Pre, the first GSM WebOS smartphone might be the Palm EOS / Palm Pixie leaked previously. These codenames are found in the CDMA Pre's ROM with codename Pixie and Castle (for AT&T). The Pixie should be available in second half of this year. continued »

Less than one month after we heard about the Palm Eos for the first time, a new powerpoint slide has again stated a 2009 launch for the second new Palm smartphone. Codename Palm Castle, the Palm Eos is not confirmed to be running WebOS and does not have a slider like the Palm Pre. It is in candy bar design, ... continued »

While Palm Pre CDMA is available soon by May or June, a new Palm WebOS is leaked, which will be released for AT&T network in US. Unlike the Palm Pre, the GSM Palm EOS is like the traditional Treo design. It has a QWERTY keyboard below the touch screen but is much slimmer than the Treo smartphone series. According to ... continued »