Palm Centro Pink Cell Phone
Thank you, Ian Conway for submitting a video with two tips for the Palm Centro. Ian covers how to get back to another application while still inside of your current app without returning to your home screen. He also provides a short-cut tip for sending a message without typing in a complete phone number or name. Enjoy! First off, Sprint’s Centro worked great as a phone. Signal strength was excellent virtually everywhere I went in the San Francisco Bay Area, and calls came through loud and clear on both ends. The speakerphone was decent for a cell (i.e. Usable in a pinch), and I appreciated the “Ignore with Text Message” feature for deflecting incoming calls I didn’t want to take. Calls may be dialed via the touchscreen or dedicated keys on... I remember when Treos were all the rage amongst executives and Email addicts before Email addictions were trendy. A sales exec friend of mine got married a few years back and I’ll never forget the image of her pecking madly at her Treo an hour before the ceremony as bridesmaids tended to her non-Email needs. The Treo line really ushered in the age of QWERTY smartphones that combined robust Email and organizer features with a form... Treos made a big name for themselves as the original Email phone of choice. Their combination of a usable Email and PDA client married to a solid cell phone was revolutionary in its day, and Palm’s stable, usable, and expandable smartphone platform appealed to power users and consumer Email junkies alike. Unfortunately the once-mighty Treo got lost in the shuffle during the amazing period of mobile phone innovation that’s come upon... Palm Centro is little, fat, and cute all at once. It’s more the size of a regular phone than a business-class smartphone like Sprint’s HTC Mogul, and is available in a nicely dressed down black, a flashier red, and a soft pink, each of which is accented by a gray stripe running across the front panel of the phone. While Centro’s 18.5mm thick profile means it bulges in a front jeans pocket, it’s small enough to easily use in one hand... What’s Good: Full-featured, easy to use smartphone for entry-level price; Clear, bright, high-resolution touchscreen; Compact body with rounded edges; Zippy EV-DO data with access to Sprint TV service; A-GPS works with location-based services
What’s Not Good: QWERTY keys are small and cramped; Display is smallish (if still easy to read); Hardware and software design feels a bit dated; Noticeably thicker than comparable devices; No Music Store... The image of a Pink Palm Centro that has been floating around the internet over the last couple of days appears to be authentic. The Pink version of the surprising popular Centro series should be a big hit with the ladies. No release date has been confirmed, but being Valentines Day is right around the corner an early to mid January launch would seem likely.
Other than the color one should expect the pricing and specifications to remain the... Pros: great speakers sound,good pictures,good call qualty,fast web,easy to use,pocketable,responsive touch screen Cons: small keys,small screen,battery could be better Summary: great phone, love this phone it has a alot of features and you would love this phone it is a very good phone to have. Pros: good for texting good volume battery life lots of memory durable Cons: speaker bulky and heavy freezes the keys get stuck ALOT Summary: This phone has been really good im 11 i gotwhen i was 10. BUt i do alot of texting and textibg is a breez. this is a very good phone. Pros: qwerty keyboard. takes great pictures for having such a low mp camera. full qwerty is rad. super fast os. lots of free, useful apps available. small in size. touch screen. Cons: os, while super fast, is rather dated. keyboard backlight went out for some reason? still looking into this. Summary: people like to complain about the size of the buttons and the screen, but i mean come on, didn't you guys check out the phone before you bought it? if so, you knew what you were getting, if not, well you should have. the battery life has been pretty good for me, as good as or better than any other cell phone i've ever had. it can easily make a couple days without charging before dying on me. i don't use many of the actual "smart phone" features, i wanted something cheap with a full qwerty. so far the only real bummer is the keyboard backlight going out. this phone works great for what i wanted, and has a lot of extra features that i'm loving. 1 out of 1 people found this review helpful Pros: Sounded good on paper. Has lots of features. Custormer service was friendly yet not able to help resolve issues both in US and in Germany. Custormer service was helpful when I sent it back for a refund. Cons: Would not pick up European SIM card initailly. Inconsistent connection. Very unreliable. Too many issues which could not be overcome. Summary: Despite being Quad band it was not consistent in service. 0 out of 1 people found this review helpful Pros: It is small, I like the styling, it is very easy to use Cons: keyboard is too small, USB teather will not connect properly for downloads. batter life is very short, the veiwing screen is too small Summary: I have had it a week but do not plan to keep it, I have been using a Palm 750, I am switching to a Blackberry Curve 1 out of 2 people found this review helpful Buying choicesWith new service  This item is not being sold with a service plan by any online merchant. With pre-paid service This item is not being sold with a pre-paid service service plan by any online merchant. Purchase phone only Accessories Purchase compatible accessories for this phone Ringtones & MediaShop for compatible mobile content for this phone
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