Cellphone buyers are not choosy anymore; they buy mobile phone at the blink of an eye or something that simply catch their attention, like this Palm Pixi Plus that is really an attention-grabber. Palm Pixi Plus was announced March 2010 and launched June 2010. It has TFT capacitive touch screen, 256k colors and just about 2.63 inches. You’ll surely love this phone because it has a qwerty keypad, Accelerometer sensor for UI auto rotate and Proximity sensor for auto turn-off. It has vibration, mp3 ringtones and speakerphone with 3.5 mm audio jack. It has practically unlimited phonebook entries, photo calls and call records. It has quite a big internal storage too- 8GB but no available card slot. Nevertheless, it has WLAN, Bluetooth and Micro USB port. Its camera autofocus is 2 MP with LED Flash and available for geotagging and Video. Palm Pixi Plus has Palm webOS and Qualcomm MSM7627 600 MHz processor, dedicated graphics accelerator. Besides, sms and mms, you can also send instant messages and emails thru this phone. It has WAP 2.0/HTML browser and with A-GPS support, AT&T Navigator. Although it has radio, it has available games and Java applications like mp3/mp4, document viewer, organizer, voice memo/dial. Palm Pixi Plus uses a Standard battery, Li-Ion 1150 mAh and available in black color only.

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The new Palm Pre solves the age old question, OK, perhaps not age old, but at least generationally relevant, touchscreen or QWERTY keyboard? With the Palm Pre, you have access to a very large, crystal clear touch screen and a size-able QWERTY keyboard that makes the phone both functional and fun!

Palm Pre has some advantages that should make your life easier, or at the very least more streamlined. It has an ability to multi-task that is often unnoticed in its competition.

The phone has the ability to fully interface with Microsoft Exchange, Google and Facebook and unlike the competition, it does not require additional applications to do so! That said, the Palm Pre has no short supply of apps available. From games to yelp! to keeping your FourSquare friends in the loop, this phone will keep you connected.

To get down to the technical specs, this phone has a 3MP camera included, operates on the Palm OS and has the ability to accept additional storage on top of its 7 (user available) gig memory. This phone is available to Sprint subscribers at a new/upgrade cost of $149.99 after rebate.