Posted on February 11, 2009, at 3:14 pm .
Two new Windows Mobile phones have gotten official Sprint launch dates!
The long-delayed (due to apparent certification issues) Sprint Palm Treo Pro will now be released into the wild on March 15th. Next in line is the mysterious (and oddly named) HTC Cedar, a WinMo Standard (non-touchscreen) device that has a predicted launch date of June 2009. Nothing else is known at this time, but I’m sure we’ll here more about this pretty little blue handset soon enough!
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Posted on February 9, 2009, at 7:13 pm .
The folks at Gizmodo have brought up a very good question: Should Sprint drop the Palm Treo Pro with the Palm Pre on its way?
I would personally argue that they’re apples and oranges. They can both appeal to different audiences - WinMo fans, Palm OS fans, QWERTY lovers, and touch screen addicts. Why choose? Keep both, Sprint!
What do you think?
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Posted on December 3, 2008, at 3:12 pm .
NightRaven and Vetack (does anyone know why they keep their identities concealed?) figured out a way to improve the Treo 800wx’s 6.1 ROM to enable threaded MMS. Following this great little piece of hacking, Ebag333 on the TreoCentral forums put together a single CAB install that makes threaded MMS easy to use.
Download the CAB file here!
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Posted on November 19, 2008, at 1:56 pm .
WMExperts have put the Palm Treo Pro up against the AT&T Fuze to see who comes out the champion and it looks like the AT&T Fuze won by the mere skin of its teeth, as the saying goes.
So, how do these two devices measure up to each other?
Here’s the breakdown of their specs:
More head to head comparisons between the AT&T Fuze and the Palm Treo Pro right here including an image gallery
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Posted on January 22, 2008, at 9:43 pm .
The PalmInfocenter has posted that Clievideo has released a beta of Lightspeed 3.0, software dedicated to overclocking certain Palm devices.
3.0 adds support for the Treo 680, 700P, and 755P, and the Palm Centro. It also adds support for ZLauncher shortcuts, a new default value, and several unnamed tweaks and fixes. Registration is discounted to $14.95, and a free trial is available. You can download or buy the program on their website.
