by Kevin on February 15, 2010
Palm Pre vs. Samsung Moment, which phone you would buy? Great smartphones at great prices (online ONLY). Although I like the bigger keyboard on the Moment after a bit of hands on comparison, I still prefer the Pre because it runs smoother, especially the web browser (zoom in and out). In addition, the Pre weighs only 4.8 oz compared to 6.2 oz from Moment. Palm Pre or Samsung Moment? I will choose the Pre.
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Palm Pre

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Samsung Moment

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| Exclusive Online Price |
$99.99 |
$129.99 |
| Text Messaging (SMS) |
Yes, Send and Receive Text Messages To Discreetly Keep In Touch |
Yes, Send and Receive Text Messages |
| Multimedia Messaging (MMS) |
Yes, Send and Receive Multimedia Messages Including Picture Messages |
Yes, Send and Receive Picture and Video Messages |
| Digital Camera |
3.0 Megapixel Camera With LED Flash and Extended Depth Of Field Technology |
Yes, 3.2 Megapixel Camera/ Camcorder To Record and Share Memories |
| Speakerphone |
Yes |
Yes |
| Built-in MP3 Player |
Yes, Listen To MP3, AAC, AAC+, AMR, QCELP and WAV Files, Download From Your PC or Amazon |
Yes, Advanced Music Player With Support For Amazon Music Store and More |
| Bluetooth Wireless Technology |
Yes, Bluetooth Enabled To Communicate Wirelessly With Other Bluetooth Devices |
Yes, Connect To Other Bluetooth-capable Devices Including Headsets, Car Kits, Computers and More |
| QWERTY Keyboard |
Yes, Spacious QWERTY Keyboard For Fast, Accurate Typing |
Yes, Slide-out Full QWERTY For Fast, Accurate Messaging |
| Email Client (SMTP, POP, IMAP) |
Microsoft Outlook and Popular Web-based Email Such As Yahoo, Gmail, AOL, and Hotmail (POP3/ IMAP) |
Yes, Supports Microsoft Exchange Push Email and Outlook, and Web-based Email Like Gmail and Yahoo! |
| Expandable Memory Capability |
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Yes, Store More Pictures, Videos and Music With A microSD Memory Card Up To 16GB (Not Included) |
| Battery Type |
Li-Ion |
Li-Ion |
| Weight |
4.8 oz |
6.4 oz |
| Dimensions |
2.3″ x 3.9″ x 0.7″ |
4.6″ x 2.3″ x 0.6″ |
| Talk Time |
Up To 5 Hours |
Up To 5.5 Hours |
| Stand-By Time |
Up To 12.5 Days |
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by Kevin on February 13, 2010
Palm Pixi vs. HTC Hero - check out the specs below if you need to compare Palm Pixi and HTC Hero. The Pixi is smaller device with a physical keyboard. Its slim and light form factor allows you to slip it into any pocket. On the other hand, the HTC Hero has a larger screen for better email and web experience. If you want bigger touch screens, go with the Sprint Hero.
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Palm Pixi Black

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HTC Hero

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| Online Exclusive Price |
$69.99 |
$99.99 |
| Text Messaging (SMS) |
Yes, Send and Receive Text Messages To Discreetly Keep In Touch |
Yes, Send and Receive Text Messages |
| Multimedia Messaging (MMS) |
Yes, Send and Receive Multimedia Messages Including Picture Messages |
Yes, Send and Receive Picture and Video Messages |
| Digital Camera |
2.0 Megapixel Camera With Flash |
Yes, Advanced 5 Megapixel Camera/ Camcorder Is Fully Integrated With Social Networks, GPS, and More |
| Speakerphone |
Yes |
Yes |
| Built-in MP3 Player |
Yes, Listen To MP3, AAC, AAC+, AMR, QCELP and WAV Files, Download From Your PC or Amazon |
Yes, Music Player To Carry Your Music Anywhere, Supports Amazon MP3 App |
| Bluetooth Wireless Technology |
Yes, Bluetooth Enabled To Communicate Wirelessly With Other Bluetooth Devices |
Yes, Connect Wirelessly To Other Bluetooth Capable Devices Including Car Kits, Headsets, , Etc. |
| QWERTY Keyboard |
Yes, Spacious QWERTY Keyboard For Fast, Accurate Typing |
Virtual, Available In Landscape and Portrait |
| Email Client (SMTP, POP, IMAP) |
Microsoft Outlook and Popular Web-based Email Such As Yahoo, Gmail, AOL, and Hotmail (POP3/ IMAP) |
First Android Phone To Have Microsoft Exchange Push Email! Also Supports Popular Email Like Yahoo! |
| Expandable Memory Capability |
|
Yes, Store More Music, Videos, and Photos With A microSD Memory Card (2GB Card Pre-installed) |
| Battery Type |
Li-Ion |
Li-Ion |
| Weight |
3.3 oz |
4.5 oz |
| Dimensions |
2.2″ x 4.4″ x 0.4″ |
4.5″ x 2.2″ x 0.5″ |
| Talk Time |
Up To 5 Hours |
Up To 4 Hours |
| Stand-By Time |
Up To 14.5 Days |
Up To 15 Days |
by Kevin on February 12, 2010
Comparing Palm Pixi Plus and Blackberry Storm 2 is like light vs. heavy weight. It’s just not fair. 3.3 oz Palm Pixi Plus vs. BlackBerry Storm 2 with 5.5 oz. 2.6 inch screen vs. 3.25 inch screen. One thing in common is that both smart phones run on nation’s largest 3G network. If you prefer light weight entry-level smartphone, Pixi is for you. For just $39.99, I personally will pick the Storm 2 just because it has a bigger screen.
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Palm Pixi Plus

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BlackBerry Storm 2

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| Exclusive Online Price |
Free |
$39.99 |
| Text Messaging (SMS) |
Yes, Send and Receive Text Messages In Threaded, Chat-style View |
Yes, Send and Receive Text Messages |
| Multimedia Messaging (MMS) |
Yes, Send and Receive Picture and Video Messages In Threaded, Chat-style View |
Yes, Send and Receive Picture and Video Messages |
| Digital Camera |
Yes, 2.0 Megapixel Camera With Flash |
Yes, 3.2 Megapixel Camera/ Camcorder With Flash, Auto-focus, Zoom and More |
| Speakerphone |
Yes |
Yes |
| Built-in MP3 Player |
Yes, Listen To MP3, AAC, AAC+, AMR, QCELP and WAV Files, Download From Your PC or Amazon |
Yes, BlackBerry Media Player Syncs Your Library (Including iTunes!) and V CAST Music With Rhapsody |
| Bluetooth Wireless Technology |
Yes, Bluetooth Enabled To Communicate Wirelessly With Other Bluetooth Devices |
Yes, Connect Wirelessly To Other Bluetooth-enabled Devices Including Car Kits, Headsets, and Mor |
| QWERTY Keyboard |
Yes, Spacious QWERTY Keyboard For Fast, Accurate Typing |
Yes, Virtual QWERTY In Landscape and Portrait Mode |
| Email Client (SMTP, POP, IMAP) |
Microsoft Outlook and Popular Web-based Email Such As Yahoo, Gmail, AOL, and Hotmail (POP3/ IMAP) |
Supports Real-time Push For Exchange Email and Up To 10 Other Web-based, Email Services Like Yahoo! |
| Expandable Memory Capability |
|
Yes, Store More Music, Videos and Photos With Up To A 16GB microSD Memory Card (Included) |
| Phonebook Capacity |
Dependant On Available Memory |
Up To 1.000 Entries |
| Battery Type |
Li-Ion |
Li-Ion |
| Weight |
3.3 oz |
5.5 oz |
| Dimensions |
4.4″ x 2.2″ x 0.4″ |
4.4″ x 2.4″ x 0.5″ |
| Talk Time |
Up To 5.2 Hours |
Up To 5.5 Hours |
| Stand-By Time |
Up To 14.5 Days |
Up To 11 Days |
by Kevin on February 11, 2010
Let the Palm Pre vs Blackberry Tour 9630 battle begin! These two are fully loaded smartphones. Each with unique physical design features. Those who desperately need a physical keyboard on a touch-screen smartphone now have the choice of Palm Pre. See the specs below and compare. My take - if desktop like web browsing is important to you, definitely go with the Pre. Otherwise if what you do most is email then the Tour might be the right choice.
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BlackBerry Tour 9630

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Palm Pre Plus

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| Online Exclusive Price |
$49.99 |
$99.99 |
| Text Messaging (SMS) |
Yes, Send and Receive Text Messages |
Yes, Send and Receive Text Messages In Threaded, Chat-style View |
| Multimedia Messaging (MMS) |
Yes, Send and Receive Picture and Video Messages |
Yes, Send and Receive Picture and Video Messages In Threaded, Chat-style View |
| Digital Camera |
Snap Photos To Share Via Email and Messaging or Easily Upload To The Web |
Yes, 3.0 Megapixel Camera With LED Flash and Extended Depth Of Field Technology |
| Speakerphone |
Yes |
Yes |
| Built-in MP3 Player |
Yes, Bring Your Music Anywhere, Music Player Supports MP3, AAC and WMA Files and iTunes |
Yes, Listen To MP3, AAC, AAC+, AMR, QCELP and WAV Files, Download From Your PC or Amazon |
| Bluetooth Wireless Technology |
Yes, Connect Wirelessly To Other Bluetooth-enabled Devices Like Headsets, Car Kits, Computers, Etc. |
Yes, Bluetooth Enabled To Communicate Wirelessly With Other Bluetooth Devices |
| QWERTY Keyboard |
Yes, Spacious, Full QWERTY Keyboard With Beveled Keys For Fast, Accurate Messaging |
Yes, Spacious QWERTY Keyboard For Fast, Accurate Typing |
| Email Client (SMTP, POP, IMAP) |
Easy Email Set-up For BlackBerry Enterprise Server Accounts and Web-based Accounts Like Yahoo! |
Microsoft Outlook and Popular Web-based Email Such As Yahoo, Gmail, AOL, and Hotmail (POP3/ IMAP) |
| Expandable Memory Capability |
Store More Photos, Files, Music and Videos With A microSD Memory Card (2 GB Card Pre-installed) |
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| Phonebook Capacity |
|
Dependant On Available Memory |
| Battery Type |
Li-Ion, 1400 mAh |
Li-Ion |
| Weight |
4.6 oz |
4.9 oz |
| Dimensions |
4.4″ x 2.4″ x 0.6″ |
3.9″ x 2.3″ x 0.7″ |
| Talk Time |
Up To 5 Hours |
Up To 5.5 Hours |
| Stand-By Time |
Up To 14 Days |
Up To 14.5 Days |
by Kevin on February 10, 2010
We are going to compare Palm Pixi and BlackBerry Curve 8530 today. Both phones have full QWERTY keyboard, which makes typing much easier on such small devices. Palm Pixi vs. Blackberry Curve 8530 will largely depend on the prices, in my opinion. Major difference? Non-touch vs. touch screen. But the new Curve has a very attractive price of $0.00 while the Pixi is offered at $69.99 without rebates. Who wins, check out the detail comparisons below and decide for yourself.
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BlackBerry 8530

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Palm Pixi

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| Online Exclusive Price |
FREE |
$69.99 |
| Text Messaging (SMS) |
Yes, Send and Receive Text Messages |
Yes, Send and Receive Text Messages To Discreetly Keep In Touch |
| Multimedia Messaging (MMS) |
Yes, Send and Receive Picture and Video Messages |
Yes, Send and Receive Multimedia Messages Including Picture Messages |
| Digital Camera |
Yes, 2.0 Megapixel Camera/ Camcorder To Record Memories On-the-go |
2.0 Megapixel Camera With Flash |
| Speakerphone |
Yes |
Yes |
| Built-in MP3 Player |
Yes, Music Player With Dedicated Controls and Support For Pandora, Sprint Music Store, and More |
Yes, Listen To MP3, AAC, AAC+, AMR, QCELP and WAV Files, Download From Your PC or Amazon |
| Bluetooth Wireless Technology |
Yes, Bluetooth v2.0 Connects To Devices Wirelessly, Like Car Kits, Computers, Headsets and More |
Yes, Bluetooth Enabled To Communicate Wirelessly With Other Bluetooth Devices |
| QWERTY Keyboard |
Yes, Full QWERTY For Fast, Accurate Typing and New Optical Trackpad For Navigation |
Yes, Spacious QWERTY Keyboard For Fast, Accurate Typing |
| Email Client (SMTP, POP, IMAP) |
Supports BlackBerry ‘Push” Email For Corporate Accounts and Popular, Web-based Email Like Yahoo! |
Microsoft Outlook and Popular Web-based Email Such As Yahoo, Gmail, AOL, and Hotmail (POP3/ IMAP) |
| Expandable Memory Capability |
Yes, Store More Photos, Music and Videos With Up To A 32 GB microSD Card (2 GB Card Included) |
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| Battery Type |
Li-Ion |
Li-Ion |
| Weight |
3.9 oz |
3.3 oz |
| Dimensions |
4.3″ x 2.4″ x 0.5″ |
2.2″ x 4.4″ x 0.4″ |
| Talk Time |
Up To 5.4 Hours |
Up To 5 Hours |
| Stand-By Time |
Up To 10.5 Days |
Up To 14.5 Days |
by Kevin on February 9, 2010
Palm Pre Plus vs. Motorola DROID, who wins? I am going to compare Palm Pre Plus and Motrola DROID side by side. Both phones cost a bit of money, with DROID $50 more than the $99 Palm Pre, not a huge difference in terms of pricing. DROID is a bit faster when it comes to loading web pages. Some people might find the DROID keyboard easier to use because of the size. My take - if you want to save some money, go for the Pre. I don’t really see what you can’t do on the Pre Plus if they can be done on the Motorola DROID.
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Palm Pre Plus Black

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DROID by Motorola

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| Today’s Price |
$99.99 |
$149.99 |
| Text Messaging (SMS) |
Yes, Send and Receive Text Messages In Threaded, Chat-style View |
Yes, Send and Receive Text Messages |
| Multimedia Messaging (MMS) |
Yes, Send and Receive Picture and Video Messages In Threaded, Chat-style View |
Yes, Send and Receive Picture and Video Messages |
| Digital Camera |
Yes, 3.0 Megapixel Camera With LED Flash and Extended Depth Of Field Technology |
Yes, Advanced 5.0 Megapixel Camera/ Camcorder With Image Stabilization, Flash, Auto-focus and More |
| Speakerphone |
Yes |
Yes |
| Built-in MP3 Player |
Yes, Listen To MP3, AAC, AAC+, AMR, QCELP and WAV Files, Download From Your PC or Amazon |
Yes, Media Player With Advanced Features For Quality Music and Video Experience |
| Bluetooth Wireless Technology |
Yes, Bluetooth Enabled To Communicate Wirelessly With Other Bluetooth Devices |
Yes, v2.1+EDR To Connect Wirelessly To Other Bluetooth Devices (Car Kits, Headsets, , and More) |
| QWERTY Keyboard |
Yes, Spacious QWERTY Keyboard For Fast, Accurate Typing |
Yes, Slide-out Full QWERTY Keyboard For Fast, Accurate Typing |
| Email Client (SMTP, POP, IMAP) |
Microsoft Outlook and Popular Web-based Email Such As Yahoo, Gmail, AOL, and Hotmail (POP3/ IMAP) |
Yes, Supports Corporate (Microsoft Exchange) and Web-based Email Including Gmail, Yahoo! and Hotmail |
| Expandable Memory Capability |
|
Store More Music, Photos and Videos With Up To A 32GB microSD Memory Card (16GB Card Pre-installed) |
| Phonebook Capacity |
Dependant On Available Memory |
|
| Battery Type |
Li-Ion |
Li-Ion |
| Weight |
4.9 oz |
6.0 oz |
| Dimensions |
3.9″ x 2.3″ x 0.7″ |
2.4″ x 4.6″ x 0.5″ |
| Talk Time |
Up To 5.5 Hours |
Up To 6.4 Hours |
| Stand-By Time |
Up To 14.5 Days |
Up To 11.3 Days |
by Kevin on February 8, 2010
I want to compare Palm Pre Plus and Droid ERIS today. Both are great smart phones from Verizon Wireless. Excellent hardware build and have tons of apps for download. Without further due, let the Palm Pre Plus vs. DROID ERIS battle begin. OK, wait, before you dive into the detail specs, I want to let you know that I personally favor the DROID ERIS a little bit. The major factor here is the price. DROID ERIS is the only FREE (before rebates) Google Android phone in the market today (online only though) and the Pre Plus costs $100 more than the ERIS.
| Phone |
DROID ERIS |
Palm Pre Plus |
| Cost After Rebates |
Free |
$99.99 |
| Text Messaging (SMS) |
Yes, Send and Receive Text Messages |
Yes, Send and Receive Text Messages In Threaded, Chat-style View |
| Multimedia Messaging (MMS) |
Yes, Send and Receive Picture and Video Messages |
Yes, Send and Receive Picture and Video Messages In Threaded, Chat-style View |
| Digital Camera |
Yes, 5.0 Megapixel Camera/ Camcorder With Auto-focus and More |
Yes, 3.0 Megapixel Camera With LED Flash and Extended Depth Of Field Technology |
| Speakerphone |
Yes |
Yes |
| Built-in MP3 Player |
Yes, Create and Manage Playlists As You Listen To Your Favorite Music Files (AAC, WMA, MP3) |
Yes, Listen To MP3, AAC, AAC+, AMR, QCELP and WAV Files, Download From Your PC or Amazon |
| Bluetooth Wireless Technology |
Yes, Bluetooth v2.0+EDR To Connect To Other Bluetooth-enabled Devices Including Carkits, Headsets, E |
Yes, Bluetooth Enabled To Communicate Wirelessly With Other Bluetooth Devices |
| QWERTY Keyboard |
Yes, Virtual |
Yes, Spacious QWERTY Keyboard For Fast, Accurate Typing |
| Email Client (SMTP, POP, IMAP) |
Yes, Supports Push Microsoft Exchange and Gmail As Well As Other Web-based Email Services |
Microsoft Outlook and Popular Web-based Email Such As Yahoo, Gmail, AOL, and Hotmail (POP3/ IMAP) |
| Expandable Memory Capability |
Store More Videos, Music and Photos With Up To A 16GB microSD Memory Card (8GB Card Pre-installed) |
|
| Phonebook Capacity |
Limited Only By Available Memory |
Dependant On Available Memory |
| Battery Type |
Li-Ion |
Li-Ion |
| Weight |
4.2 oz |
4.9 oz |
| Dimensions |
4.5″ x 2.2″ x 0.5″ |
3.9″ x 2.3″ x 0.7″ |
| Talk Time |
Up To 3.6 Hours |
Up To 5.5 Hours |
| Stand-By Time |
Up To 15.5 Days |
Up To 14.5 Days |
by Kevin on February 7, 2010
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