
The latest in Verizon’s overwhelming line up of smart phones, the Palm Pre Plus offers great usage options both for the on the go business user and the casual media fan, allowing a lot of impressive work and play crossover. With a slightly updated design making easier overall usage, the Palm Pre Plus is now more accessible than smart phones have ever been. An eye-catching 3.1 inch multitouch screen makes your fingers itch to play, and the inclusion of a slider design and full QWERTY keyboard means that messaging fans can enjoy this smart phone, too.
As an operating platform, Palm WebOS 1.3.5.1 still remains an intuitive and easy to use aspect of this phone that’s a big draw for customers who don’t like messing with every tiny detail of their phone. With an included 16 GB of Flash memory, a customer can easily use this product for just about any need they might have. Thanks to increased RAM, games and surfing on the web are faster than ever, leading to some rather addictive distractions. Continue reading →








































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Although a significant improvement over its predecessors, the LG Shine II isn’t quite as standout as the name would have you believe.
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