Palm has released Facebook for Palm webOS 1.3, the release includes dozens of new features and enhancements, many of which were prompted or refined based on the user feedback. Highlights include selectable feeds, comments in the feed, photo tagging, landscape mode, clearing multiple notifications at once, and lots of performance enhancements.
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ComScore, which is an Internet marketing research company has released a report, which shows key trends in the U.S. mobile phone industry from February to May 2010.  According to the report, 234 million Americans age 13 and older used mobile devices. Device manufacturer Samsung ranked as the top OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) with 22.4 percent of U.S. mobile …

After HP’s acquisition  of Palm couple of months ago, there were  rumors and  speculation that Palm, which came into prominence for its PDAs and handhelds may not make new hardware. The rumors were quashed  at an AT&T developers seminar where a  Palm spokesperson  divulged that  there will be more devices arriving over the year and will be follow-ups to …

Palm has just announced that its smartphone sales for 2010 are likely to fall short of the projected targets. Palm has been under severe pressure since last year and has not been able to withstand the growing competition posed by Blackberry and iPhone.
Similarly, webOS which was touted by Palm to be a game changing mobile operating system has rather fallen …

The red carpet has been rolled out by Mplayit to announce the top mobile games in its collection. Mplayit is the maker of the immensely popular Mobile App Catalog that powers Facebook and lets users recommend and rate its games and apps through Twitter and Facebook.

The Palm Pre is by far Palm’s most popular smartphone based on the webOS platform, well ahead of its siblings – Palm Pixi and Palm Treo.

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The bad news for today is that Apple updated iTunes to iTunes 8.2.1, putting an end to the Palm Pre-iTunes synchronization. In May, before the official release of Palm Pre, Palm executives stated that iTunes will work with their product. In their opinion, Palm Pre was an iPod.
Last month, Apple sent out a warning under …