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In case you own a Palm Pre and you'd like to play Game Boy games on it then all you have to do is install VisualBoyAdvance on your webOS smartphone right now. In fact some Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance games might also work right now on your Pre handset.

Game Boy and Game Boy Color games work perfectly but Game Boy Advance games like Mario Kart Short Circuit can only offer about 60% of the normal speed with the sound enabled and 90% of the normal speed if you decide to ditch the sound for more performance.


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We've seen Verizon make the Plus versions of the Palm and Pre official already and now it looks like Best Buy is also going to sell the two smartphones all over the USA. The phones should be available shortly and if webOS is your favorite OS in the world then maybe you'll want to try one on Verizon's network.

Best Buy has not started selling them but reports suggests that various locations already have them in stock so if you're lucky you might get a glimpse of your future Palm Pre Plus or Palm Pixi Plus earlier than expected.


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Last week we found the Palm Pre Plus and the Palm Pixi Plus rumored prices for you and it looks like Verizon has decide to confirm everything. Big Red has made those pricing details official so get ready to buy them next Monday, January 25.

Both webOS phones will be available for subsidized prices if purchased with new 2-year contracts from Verizon. The Palm Pre Plus will cost $149.99 after rebates and subsidies while the Palm Pre Pixi will be available for $99.99 on contract.


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T-Mobile USA is going to launch a new HTC mobile phone. The HTC Espresso also known as the MyTouch Slide and the myTouch2 will apparently be available in American T-Mobile stores starting this May.

The phone is scheduled for a May 17 launch but we have no prices just yet. The Android device will come with Android 2.1 on board and is said to sport a 528MHz processor, a full QWERTY keyboard and a 320 x 480 display.


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Revealed a while ago, the Palm Pre Plus and the Pixi Plus are Verizon's first webOS phones. Big Red has waited patiently half a year to finally deliver them to its customers.

And starting today it looks like we have some hot pricing details for you. The Palm Pre Plus and the Pixi Plus will be available starting with January 25 from Verizon Wireless stores.


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We have previously told you how Verizon will launch the Palm Pre and the Pixi at some point in 2010. Well it looks like Verizon has special plans for Palm's webOS smartphones. The carrier will launch upgraded versions of the phones in question so if you're a webOS fan you should definitely consider getting a Pre or a Pixi from Big Red.

The Palm Pre Plus and the Palm Pixi Plus haven't been officially announced yet but a specs sheet covering both devices has been conveniently leaked.


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Verizon is going to launch a bunch of new phones in the near future, the LG VS750, the Motorola Devour A555 and, most importantly, the Palm Pre Plus.

We already know that Verizon is training its employees in order to be prepared to answer webOS and Pre-related questions but it looks like Verizon will not be simply satisfied with the Palm Pre. The company plans to launch an upgraded version of the smartphone, the Palm Pre Plus.


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In case you forgot about it, Verizon will launch the Palm Pre and the Pixi at some point next year. Sprint's exclusivity deal for the Pre is going to expire soon so that's why Verizon Wireless employees are going to go through online training for Palm and webOS.

Nothing is official about the Verizon Palm Pre yet and we have no idea when the Pixi will be sold by Big Red either. But according to some leaked screenshots, the company has begun training its employees on Palm's newest smartphones.


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I don't know about you but I would have expected Palm to become profitable already, especially with a brand new OS like webOS out there. But the Pre and the Pixi were obviously not good enough to stand a chance in front of everything else out there.

Although the Pre did put up a decent fight in the third quarter of the year, the handset was quickly forgotten as more and more hot handsets became available in the last couple of months. And the Pixi is nowhere near a hit phone so Palm will definitely not see that much profit off it.


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Palm can't be happy with the way things are turning out for the company. Just over six months ago, Palm and its Pre were the talk of the town as everyone envisioned the Pre as a true iPhone killer. We all know what happened in the end and the interest in the Pre has significantly dropped.

The Pixi came along but the second webOS phone is not comparable with the Pre and I'm not convinced it will become a hit phone. Amazon seems to think similarly as the company has slashed the prices for both Palm smartphones.


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