TweetIt’s official folks. All those rumors about Verizon getting a webOS device namely the Pixi were true. Our good friend Jon Rubinstein made it official that Verizon is getting the Pixi and it will be called the “Pixi Plus.” The major difference between this version and Sprint’s version is the inclusion of WiFi, more storage...

TweetPre Plus & Pixi Plus Specs It has been known for quite some time now that the Pre and more recently the Pixi were heading to Verizon. As of yesterday we know what it will be called and what features it will sport. So far we’re hearing that the Pre will be called the “Pre Plus” and will double the memory on the current Sprint...

Tweet Well those rumors were true. Sprint has locked up the Pixi (the second webOS device) for its network. The Pixi will be available before the holiday season as promised and the price will be for $100 on contract, that is after a $50 instant rebate and a $100 mail in rebate. Only question remains is if this is a good selling point seeing you can...

Tweethis just in VIA Engadget, Sprint will be announcing their intentions on the Pixi. Its set to happen at 9AM CT so that’s in ten minutes. Check back here for the details as they unfold.

TweetWe’ve been told that the Pixi will be making it to Sprint before the close of 2009. But that doesn’t mean Palm isn’t considering other options. If you had any doubts, the latest set of photos from Vietnam show the Pixi dressed in the GSM robe and sporting not the 8GB storage memory that the Sprint version will come with but half...

TweetPalm has made an official promo video for the Pixi. Check it out below. swfobject.embedSWF("http://www.youtube.com/v/FD4sP0SwFac&rel=0&fs=1&showsearch=0&showinfo=0", "vvq-748-youtube-1", "600", "486", "10", vvqexpressinstall, vvqflashvars, vvqparams, vvqattributes);

Tweet Remember all those rumors about the next webOS phone? They were true. First outed by Engadget back in April, the Pixi was supposed to be the webOS version of the Centro. Palm has finally fessed up to those claims by not only making the device official, but going as far to say that it will be available on Sprint (not AT&T) in time for the holidays. While...

TweetPalm EOS for AT&T If PreCentral is to be believed, Palm has just confirmed the EOS in a webOS ROM leak. Well to be totally honest with you we have known for some time that the phone was due later this year VIA the venerable AT&T, but after taking a look at the source code below, we can put our heads on the block that the EOS is indeed alive...

TweetPalm EOS (Castle) coming to AT&T Well it seems like that rumor and “leaked” image of the Palm EOS (Castle) was true after all. Turns out the phone is 100% live and well and from the looks of things, will be the second phone from Palm to run their new webOS. That said, we know for sure that it is coming to AT&T and the date...

TweetPalm EOS for AT&T We knew that webOS was not going to be locked to one device (unlike the iPhone…), so we can’t say we’re too surprised at the details just outed by Engadgetabout a Centro styled device coming to the market later this year and probably on the nations biggest GSM netowork (AT&T). The device is said to be...