May 31st 2010 | Posted by
Dieter Bohn
In our AT&T Palm Pre Plus Review, we briefly touched on the battery life on the little GSM webOS wonder. Since then we’ve been finding that our battery life seems pretty decent. PreCentral reader Chris joined a small cast of people to email us to say that his experience with battery life is the same, which is to say pretty darn good.
Got us wondering that maybe, just maybe, the GSM variant of the Pre Plus does a slightly better job with battery life than its CDMA cousins. Even when I’m not using my extended battery for the Palm Pre, I’m getting a full day of light to medium usage. AT&T Palm Pre users: chime in!
How is battery life on your AT&T Palm Pre?Market Research
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May 31st 2010 | Posted by
DanPLC
GeoStrings gives you the ability to set location-based reminders that will alert you when you are close to a location where you need to perform a task. GeoStrings provides an elegant, intuitive interface with a plethora of advanced customization options including date/time filtering, day of the week alerting, customizable snooze settings and alarm notifications, custom wallpapers and background colors, as well as the ability to add multiple locations to a GeoString reminder. GeoStrings also automatically saves all of your reminders and locations into a searchable history list, as well as provides you the ability to define favorite reminders, locations, and custom location groups. GeoStrings also has a unique interactive help system built directly into the app. On any screen tap the “?” icon located at the top-right corner of the screen to view a series of help balloons that will give you a detailed description of all the screen’s hot spots. GeoStrings is a powerful tool you’ll use on a daily basis. It’ll forever change the way you manage your day-to-day tasks. In the past, people would tie strings on their fingers to remind them of their tasks. Today, leveraging the unique abilities of the webOS mobile platform, GeoStrings is your modern-day, location-aware string-on-your-finger that will never let you forget another task again. *** NEW IN VERSION 1.1.1: A newly designed notification system, on-device video tutorials, and much more. Go to hedami.com to view the complete changelog as well as a series of video guides and demonstrations. ***
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May 31st 2010 | Posted by
Dieter Bohn
TeleNav is giving away three one-year subscriptions to AT&T Navigator to three of our lucky readers and courtesy of the Random Numbers Pro app for webOS, we have our winners:
Stay tuned for details, you lucky folks.
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May 31st 2010 | Posted by
Derek Kessler
If you live in the United Kingdom and consider yourself to be a fan of British television, then we may very well have the ticket you’ve been looking for. TVCatchup is looking for Palm webOS beta testers for their live streaming service. Currently they have both an iPhone app by the same name that allows you to watch the UK’s top 15 channels live, and they’re looking to expand that service to modern smartphones including the webOS platform. Testing is expected to take only about 5-10 minutes, though you’ll be free to watch as much live streaming TV as you like. Wi-Fi and 3G will be required of all testers, as will UK residency. Time to put that brand new O2 Pre Plus to use, eh?
Thanks to Martin for the tip!
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May 31st 2010 | Posted by
Palm Pre - Google News
May 31st 2010 | Posted by
WebOsArena
The Palm Pre isn’t going to be the sole webOS offering on O2 UK’s web site as the Plus models have finally invaded the turf. O2 UK customers can now take part in the pleasures of owning either the Palm Pre Plus or Pixi Plus that of course offers a tad better overall experience. From [...]
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May 30th 2010 | Posted by
Palm Pre - Google News
May 30th 2010 | Posted by
Palm Pre - Google News
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Palm Pre in AdMob's April 2010 reportTamsPalm (blog)The first one shows the smartphone market share in the USA: Not much to add here – the webOS-based Palm Pixi was not visible anywhere BTW!
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May 29th 2010 | Posted by
Palm Pre - Google News
