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If this rumor is true then we'll have another webOS device in the market. The Palm Pixi isn't as impressive as the Pre but I'm sure webOS fans will like it as an option.

Watching movies on the go has been made easier by modern mobile phones. The screen may be small but it works when you travel. The Palm Pre like most modern phones is capable of videos. However, users may soon be able to watch full-length movies on the first webOS device.

I blogged about some problems with the webOS 1.1 update and it appears that the case is similar with the 1.2 version. Many palm Pre users have expressed the problems they experienced with the recently released webOS 1.2 update.

After a series of delays, the webOS 1.2 update has finally been launched. Palm Pre users can expect the update to arrive via an automatic update in the next few days.

The have been conflicting reports as to whether the Palm Pre will be added to the Verizon Wireless lineup. In my previous post, I mentioned a Steet.com article that claims that Verizon has canceled plans to offer the first webOS device. However, other sources have disputed this claim.

Many Verizon subscribers were excited when they heard about rumors that the Palm Pre will be arriving at their network next year. However, it appears that Verizon has decided not to support the Pre.

It appears we have to wait for several days before we can get a taste of the the webOS 1.2 update. According to the folks at PreCentral, Sprint may have decided to delay the update to do more testing to the changes offered by the latest OS version.

Application sales in the Palm App Catalog will begin this Thursday. You can be sure that a number developers have submitted their applications for consideration. Well, it appears that the huge number of submissions have overwhelmed Palm.

Much to the dismay of Palm Pre users, the webOS 1.2 update has been delayed due to issues with iTunes syncing. Fortunately, it appears that the anticipated update will land before the month ends.

It appears that Palm is fully committed to the webOS platform. Palm has announced that it will no longer manufacture and sell smartphones based on Microsoft's Windows Mobile operating platform.