Palm isn’t known for creating audio products, yet the company announced its first wireless earbuds today, the Palm Buds Pro.
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Palm isn’t known for creating audio products, yet the company announced its first wireless earbuds today, the Palm Buds Pro.
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Palm isn’t known for creating audio products, yet the company announced its first wireless earbuds today, the Palm Buds Pro.
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Palm seems to be back again, sort of, and the company seems to be releasing its first wireless earbuds soon.
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Jacklyn Dallas (aka NothingButTech88) joins us to talk about folding phone branding, Black Friday deals and news of future flagships!
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It was a questionable compaion purchase at $350, but will a contract price of $150 make this small phone worth it as an add-on?
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The network is only offering this phone as somewhat of an accessory for subscribers' current phones. It's a small, expensive one at $350.
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TCL seems to be taking Palm's ethos into account if this leaked render set is indicative of anything true. But how long does it last?
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The last we heard from the company itself was in August. But now there's unofficial word that Verizon will take hold of this Palm redux.
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We produce some stories on the hottest topics in mobile technology, but we also thread the fabric of the background. Take a look at these stories and see how they should guide the industry into the future.
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The KEYone was one of the surprise breakout hits of 2017, bringing great mobile sales to the BlackBerry brand. Not enough, though, to help its ODM.
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PalmPilot and TouchPad fans have some shivers at what might come (or not) come next major trade show and TCL is keeping it vague.
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2017 is shaping up to be the year of nostalgia with companies like Nokia, LG, and TCL all tugging on heartstrings of the past.
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China's TCL is looking to further ramp up its smartphone-producing efforts this year, with own-brand, BlackBerry and... Palm hardware?!
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Engineers at Google are converging on a new OS project called “Fuchsia” and there’s speculation on whether this represents the merging of Android and Chrome OS or if its purposes will be directed away from mobile.Google’s Git repository lists this new project as a combination between “Pink” and “Purple.” The company’s Magenta and LK kernels will be used in the project — the latter is the basis for “small systems typically used in ...
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Last week at CES, we got some exciting news. Palm is coming back, and this time, it means war! Ok, that’s not the exact message that was being broadcast, but still Palm is coming back. Who, you might wonder, is the patron of our beloved lost OEM? TCL Communications, a Chinese OEM who also holds Alcatel Onetouch, that’s who. Palm, it seems will be the high-end hardware to compliment the mid to low-end phones brought to you by Alcatel Onetouch.So this is great news right? Palm is back! Well…ExpectationsFirst of all, if you’re expecting webOS, stop it – it’s not happening. TCL ...
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