• Palm Pre Plus and Palm Pixi Plus headed to Verizon by end of this month

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    The Palm Pre Plus has a few changes introduce in the design of the original version. These include 2x internal RAM, 16 GB of storage, a missing navigation button and a built-in back cover for Touchstone inductive charging. These may not be of too much relevance if you’re not a Palm Pre fan. Next up is the Pixi Plus. It’s a thin, light-weight phone that will provide with Wi-fi, Touchstone back panels and a lot more.


    Both the phones will be headed to Verizon by January 25th. There’s nothing about the pricing of the phones.
    [Gizmodo]

    Posted in Topics:Mobile Phones, , , on January 8, 2010 by gary

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