Well, there you have it, after couple days of Nexus One being available for AT&T, Palm’s Pre Plus is also coming to AT&T.
I have an avid advocate of Palm Pre ever since I got one last year. I have to say that the WiFi tethering on the Pre is just freakin’ awesome as I get great EDVO signals
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Palm Pre WebOS 1.4 update brings you video to the Palm Pres out there. It works rather flawless I guess and I might have to try taking more videos with it soon.
What I like most is that the Palm Pre’s 3G connection is so fast and you can upload your video directly to YouTube pretty darn fast.
One of our readers Titus just alerted me that Zedomax.com on smartphone browsers such as his iPhone will cause our e-mail newsletter lightbox to appear and make it almost impossible to get rid of.
Therefore, I’ve just put in a simple PHP code that will detect iPhone, iPod, Android, and Palm Pre browsers so there’s no more of that. Try PHP code something like below:
<?php $iphone = strpos($_SERVER[‘HTTP_USER_AGENT’],”iPhone”); $android = strpos($_SERVER[‘HTTP_USER_AGENT’],”Android”); $palmpre = strpos($_SERVER[̵
For those of you looking to get a Palm Pre Plus on Verizon, here’s a quick performance test showing the differences. The differences are slight but still, it could mean being able to do things couple seconds faster. Nice. (via precentral)
Also note that Palm Pre Plus will come with a WiFi-tethering app as default unlike the Palm Pre where you had to hack it.
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Looks like one of my favorite tech blogs Engadget has one of the first Palm Pre/Pixi apps for the year 2010, it basically lets you browser Engadget in mobile style. Although I probably won’t need it because the built-in browser on the Palm Pre works fine for me but I will definitely have to check it out.
This probably means that Engadget is hot on heels for Palm Pre/Pixi to do well this year. I think it could do very well although I can’t wait to get my hands on a Nexus One from Google.
Here’s a rather cool DIY that shows you how to mount a custom Palm Pre Touchstone Mount for your car. I think this goes well with Sprint’s on-board voice directions GPS program although I still prefer GoogleMaps as it seems more accurate.
So you’ve been dying to get a Touchstone and put in in the car. You get one only to find out it doesn’t work in the car! As a former professional car audio installer, I’ve got that problem solved and here’s how.
I’ve just received an e-mail from a Palm Pre user (and also a Zedomax.com subscriber) who is having a big deal of problems synchronizing his Palm Pre with Google Contacts.
Mine works fine but for some reason, his doesn’t.
He has contacted Palm(PALM) and Sprint(S) with no solution to date for over a month now, will you do something about it Palm? You can e-mail me zedomax [at] gmail.com for the customer’s contact. Thanks!
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