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Here's an exciting update for Palm Pre users. Palm has announced that the e-commerce program has begun accepting paid applications for the webOS Apps Catalog.

The popular Palm Pre App Catalog continues to grow. Here are three more apps for the web OS device.

Here's some good news for non-Sprint subscribers. Some clues to the GSM version of the Palm Pre for North America have emerged.

We've posted several times about the build problems and faulty hardware on the Palm Pre. Well, it appears that Palm is discreetly fixing hardware and build problems.

The Palm Pre and webOS has been accused of violating user privacy. Apparently, a developer has examined a portion of webOS code that reports information back to Palm.

Last week, I blogged about a book called the "Palm Pre for dummies ". However, it appears that more Pam Pre and webOS related books gave become available for pre-order.

A large number of consumers have described the series of Palm Pre ads as creepy and disturbing. However, an online study conducted by analyst MediaCurves reveal that the ads are actually effective.

The impressive run of the Palm App Catalog continues. The app store for webOS devices has achieved 2.5 million downloads despite offering a limited number of applications.

Do you want to use your Palm Pre as a modem? The MyTether is an unofficial software.that allows users to use the webOS device as a wireless modem.

Here's a book that can help users to discover the ins and outs of Palm's newest smartphone. Chris Ziegler, Associate Mobile Editor at Engadget, is working on a book called the "Palm Pre for Dummies", a simple but comprehensive device to the first webOS device.