T-Mobile (NYSE: DT) has a neat new accessory showcased on its website. It’s called the 24/7 Xtreme Portable Power Solution, and it’s touted to bring the “instant, eco-friendly power for…

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New to the OtterBox lineup of rugged cellphone cases is the Impact Series Case for the Palm Treo Pro. The case provides superior drop and bump protection, and for all intents…

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While Palm Pre CDMA will be available by May or June, rumors a new Palm WebOS have now leaked, which will supposedly be released for AT&T network in US. Unlike the Palm Pre, the GSM Palm EOS is said to have the traditional Treo design. It is believed that this smartphone will have a QWERTY keyboard below the touchscreen, but will be slimmer than the Treo smartphone series.

According to some online sources, the Palm EOS has a codename Castlen and is actually the successor of the Palm Centro. There is no mention yet about the availability date. But we know this much – at just 10.6 mm thickness, this is supposed to be one of the thinnest of smartphones.

Other specs of the Palm EOS are said to include 2MP fixed focus camera with flash, Bluetooth 2.1, 4GB storage, SMS, MMS and A-GPS.

Palm EOS

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This device has been seen several times on the Sprint site, and after a while it was inevitable that this device would become available through Sprint. The new Palm Treo Pro had been rumored to be released on January 25, however, this speculation was quickly outdated as reliable sources leaked that the anticipated release date was incorrect. Now we have officially confirmed that Sprints Palm Treo Pro will finally be available on February 15, although before its final debut you’re able to pre-order it at your local Best Buy for the contract agreement price of 699 USD.

Palm Treo Pro

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