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We have routinely covered the new additions to the application market for the webOS platform. The growth of the Palm App Catalog is essential to the success of the Palm Pre and future webOS devices. And so I am pleased to announced that there are now a total of 300 webOS applications in the market.

The Palm Pre captivated the smartphone world when it was introduced in January but other high-end phones have been released in the course of the year. Here a list of the top smartphone rivals of the first webOS device.

A few weeks ago, the folks at Popular Mechanics named the Palm Pre as one of the "10 Most Brilliant Products of 2009." This time, the folks at PC World has included the first webOS device among the top 100 products of 2009.

Here's an interesting rumor. It appears that the Palm Pre might be offered on multiple carriers next year. Apparently, this rumor was born when Palm showed off a GSM Palm Pre working on AT&T's 3G network.

Sprint and Palm have finally revealed the release date for the second webOS powered smartphone. The slim Palm Pixi will hit the stores on the 15th of November for $100 after a $50 instant rebate and a $100 mail-in rebate with a 2-yr contract agreement.

Here's some good news for AT&T and T-Mobile subscribers. You can now purchase the unlocked Palm Pre for your GSM networks.

The Palm Pre sports a sleek and distinctive design that complements its processing power and capabilities.The designers of the device also created various accessories for this phone that allows users to personalize the webOS handset.

Let's look at some of the most popular Palm Pre fashion accessories. These items will surely improve the looks of your prized handset.

Do you want to get a Palm Pixi for free? Well, here's your chance. Palm has announced that 25 Pixi smartphones will be given away to lucky users sometime later this year.

New products seem to be flooding the flourishing Palm App Catalog since it has started to offer paid software. Here are the latest additions to the webOS application market.

It appears that talks of the Palm Pre being sold via Verizon has raged once again. This time the source of the talks comes from Tweeter.