Palm Pre Plus

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69% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

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90% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

Superb multitasking, excellent notifications, appealing look and feel, gesture area works well, good browsing experience

Mediocre build quality, average keyboard, hardware feels dated compared to the competition, slow to open applications

The Palm Pre Plus and the webOS platform are far from perfect. The Pre's hardware feels dated compared to the latest smartphones; it's slower and it's also missing some basic features. Despite these issues, webOS' handling of multitasking and...

More memory and storage space than the Pre ; Verizon's network is rock-solid ; Mobile Hotspot add utility

Lackluster software selection ; Performance is sometimes sluggish ; Hardware feels dated

Great OS ; Improved keyboard ; More RAM ; Better memory ; Enjoyable gesture bar

Not a lot of improvement in two years ; Sharp rim ; No Facebook chat ; Hard to reach power button ; No turn-by-turn navigation

One year ago, the world was awaiting the arrival of the first Palm Pre, like a foretold saviour from the boredom of smartphone monotony. This would be the handset to truly grasp the 'iPhone killer' title and run with it, but that plan didn't quite come...

User-friendly OS. Excellent Web browser. Good call quality.

More expensive and less powerful than Verizon's version. No voice dialing. Fewer apps than iPhone.

Multimedia and Conclusions The Pre is hurting from the death of its old iTunes syncing function, which Palm decided to give up on. The best syncing option now is the free doubleTwist (Free, ) program, which transcodes files for the Pre well. Once you...

WebOS 1.4 delivers useful enhancements ; Video capture works well

No mobile hotspot

The Palm Pre Plus has some quirks--the cramped keyboard and slow software in particular--but it makes a good iPhone alternative on AT&T.

So small it’ll fit nearly any pocket. New Wi-Fi and hotspot features add bite. Comes with Touchstone-ready and rugged skins. Pinch-zoomers rejoice: It sports multitouch

So small it’ll cramp nearly any thumb. Mobile hotspot feature eats up waaaay too much juice. 2-megapixel camera is no longer acceptable. Switching skins is harder than peeling grapes

Palm's webOS is really user-friendly. Works as a Wi-Fi hotspot. Snappy performance.

Muddy voice quality. No voice dialing. Fewer apps than most other platforms. ; Watch the Palm Pre Plus!

Conclusion With two Droids, two Palms, and all the Blackberrys they can eat, Verizon subscribers can't whine about their smartphone choices any more. The Palm Pre doesn't "kill" the Motorola Droid. It presents a cuddlier alternate reality, where color...

16 GB of internal memory ; 3G Mobile Hotspot works well

WebOS can be slow ; Keyboard still needs improvement

With expanded memory and new software capabilities, the Pre Plus is definitely an improvement over its predecessor, but it still has some quirks.