Smartphone Review

The Palm evolution continues with the release of the Tungsten T. Yes, despite being its most innovative handheld in years, with built-in Bluetooth, a high-resolution color screen, and an ingenious design that morphs between a compact “viewing” mode and full-sized “entry” mode, the Palm Tungsten T is nevertheless evolutionary, tracing its roots back to the legendary Palm V. And despite all of its new technology, the Tungsten T also manages to adhere to Palm’s “magic formula”: a pocketable, easy-to-use handheld with long battery life. It’s a wonderful combination that makes the Tungsten T Palm’s best handheld yet.

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Handspring has dropped the price of the Treo 180 to $249 with a service contract from T-Mobile or Cingular. This is a Palm OS smartphone that offers a monochrome screen and runs on GSM wireless networks. A GPRS upgrade is due in the near future. This price applies to both the version with a built-in keyboard as well as the one that uses Graffiti.

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The first devices running Palm OS 5 have barely been released and details are already starting to come out about Palm OS 6. Michael Mace, PalmSource’s Chief Competitive Officer, was willing to talk to the Register about the next generation of his company’s operating system.

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PalmSource’s CEO David Nagel said recently there will soon be several more Palm OS licensees, according to CNet. However, he declined to say who any of them would be.

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