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Stay Connected with the New Palm Pre
from: ConsumerEvidence.comThere was once a time when Palm ruled was the leading brand in technology. The other companies came up with better models, and it then had to struggle to stay afloat. The new Palm Pre is about to change all that. The new OS and the smooth UI make this cell phone impressive.
The 3MP Camera phone holds more promise because it is able to capture more vivid pictures. It features universal search and commendable web integration. Whereas other phones require wires for charging, this one comes with a removable battery for touchstone charging. This basically means that the phone needs to be placed on a special pebble when it runs out of battery life.
All important contact information can be placed into the phone’s internal memory. But what makes this phone extremely smart is that it is able to take in information from your Gmail, Facebook, and Outlook accounts. You can now keep in touch online without having to bring your computer around. It is also able to update your calendar with a technology called synergy.
With the Palm Pre, it is possible to open various applications simultaneously. This may be the one of the many things you’ll appreciate because this would mean that you can listen to music on your handset while checking you mail on it or sending a text. As the underdog rises to break barriers and surpass its competitors, it is but natural that all old loyalties will resurrect. The Palm Pre storm definitely promises to be the biggest one yet.
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