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We have already seen some leaked photos of Palm Treo Pro earlier, but these are the official photos.

Nevertheless we are waiting for official press release.

The Palm Treo 850 we have first seen back in May was renamed to Treo Pro. Atleast that's what they say at the new page on the Palm website. The device itself looks cool, and hopefully will be popular among consumers.

Expected features include:

• 400MHz processor;
• 256MB ROM, 128 MB RAM;
• 320x320 screen;
• Quad-Band GSM, Tri-Band 3G;
• GPS;
• 2Mpix camera;
• Mini USB Port;
• 3.

What's the difference between Palm 700p (Verizon) and 700wx (Alltel) handsets anyway? I mean, why would Palm release two separate firmware upgrades for each of these, when they're the same? Anyway, as expected the company didn't give any details on what the patches actually fix, but it's always nice to know you have an up-to-date firmware running on your handset, right?
You can download the update here and here (choose with caution!).

Palm Centro has passed the 2 million mark in terms of units sold. This is a serious success for the struggling manufacturer, and maybe now they'll assent to release the successor to their dated Palm OS.
The Palm Centro smartphone is available in 25 countries on four continents.

According to the info from the Palm's website, the company plans to release an update that will enable Bluetooth voice dialing on the Sprint's Palm Treo 800w smartphone. Unfortunately, they didn't provide any other details on the update, except asking us to check back on this page "in the coming days."

Sprint's Palm Centro received a little update. It adds My Location feature to Google Maps, as well as improves Bluetooth performance and Gmail IMAP and SprintTV.

To upgrade your device please visit Palm's support site.

This on is for Sprint customers: if you were dying to get your hands on the Palm Treo 800w, now's your chance. Starting today you can buy the device at Sprint's online store for $249.99 after a $100 mail-in rebate and a 2-year contract.

Features include:

• EVDO Rev. A data;
• Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional;
• Threaded SMS sy

Wmexperts reports that the new Palm Treo 800w can be ordered today by calling to Sprint Telesales at 877-639-8351. The device is marked with a product ID PTR800HK and is available for $599 before a $100 mail-in-rebate and $75 off (1 year contract) or $150 off (2 year contract).

There are also several custom shortcut designs available at your choice:

• GPS Access from home screen;
• Wi-Fi hotkey;
• Dialing by typing contact name on the today screen;
• Calendar and email hotkeys;
• One-touch Ignore/end call

Features include:

• EVDO Rev.

Just a quick update for you: apparently, Palm Centro will be coming to AT&T in electric blue on July 11th, and will cost cheaper.

We don't know how much it will actually cost, but we expect the said price cut to apply only for the GSM version.

 

Palm Treo 755p from Verizon has got a firmware update. Unfortunately, there's no info about it, only a phrase on the support page saying that this build "improves the phone application, stability and device usability." Well, sounds good enough for us, so if you own the respective handset, get it "tuned-up".