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FCC reveals AT&T’s Palm Pre

Categories: AT&T, Devices, FCC, Palm, Rumors, webOS
By: , IntoMobile
Thursday, February 11th, 2010 at 1:36 AM

We’re sure Palm wants to extend its reach beyond Sprint and Verizon, AT&T seems like a next logical target. And it seems they plan to do just that, or at least a new device found on the FCC’s website marked as “O8F-CASG” suggests so. But don’t take my word for it, PreCentral thinks this may be the case. As a matter of fact, they believe AT&T will launch the device on or around May 10th. Their reasoning is simple – on that date FCC will release the photo of the device and everyone will know what’s coming. The same has happened with Verizon and Pre Plus and Pixi Plus, for instance. Waiting and seeing is all we can do at the moment, and eventually hope when AT&T launches the device it will market it as everyone’s smartphone, not just as a device that can “keep up with the mom.” ;)

[Via: Engadget]

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  • bob adkins

    I can’t wait until att offers the palm pre plus or something like this. I like the feature of having a key pad and also the touch screen. It does look like it will work with outlook and sync with your office computer. Also I like the look and the size of the palm pre and the slide feature for the keys.