Palm Centro Review

Palm Centro is one of the smallest and lightest smartphones Palm has ever offered. The Centro can make calls faster than most advanced phones, but only if you start with it on; the Centro has a very long boot-up time. This smartphone also good messaging phone if you can get over its keyboard. The Palm OS again makes everything simple to do, and it scored very well on our timing tests. It supports push e-mail via ActiveSync Exchange, and integrates MMS and SMS well.

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Palm Centro Reviews at buy-cellphone.netThe Palm Centro boasts a sleek black housing that measures a mere 2.11 by 4.22 by 0.73 inches (W x H x D) and weighs 4.2 ounces. It’s notably smaller than many competing smartphones, yet doesn’t sacrifice functionality at any point along the way. Users will also love the 320 x 320 touchscreen (up to 65,000 colors), which offers a crisp resolution for photos and videos. And thanks to the full QWERTY keyboard, you can say L8R to those tricky keys on your old cell phone.

Palm Centro Reviews at mobiletechreview.comNo, the Centro isn’t meant to compete with the Treo 755p, it targets first-time smartphone buyers who want something more powerful than a feature phone and a QWERTY keyboard. For $99 we say the Centro offers magnificent bang for the buck: you can add a wide selection of applications (there are thousands of freeware, shareware and commercial Palm OS applications on the market), browse the web with an HTML rather than WAP browser, send and receive email and compose them easily using the keyboard. The Centro’s touch screen trumps low-priced Microsoft Windows Mobile smartphones– touch screens are usually found only on the more pricey Windows Mobile Pocket PC phones and Palm OS Treo models.

Palm Centro Reviews at cnet.comThe Palm Centro for AT&T offers users an affordable and easy-to-use smartphone. The compact handset also features Bluetooth, a 1.3-megapixel camera, and a full productivity suite with push e-mail capabilities.