webOS App Catalog expected to grow today

Palm is expected to grow its App Catalog library today. The will add paid apps to the catalog.

List of Current Apps (all 75 app are free)
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AccuRadio
AccuWeather
AP News
Blackout
Bubbles!
Checkers
Chess for webOS
Citysearch
Classic
CoinFlip
Connect 4 Demo
DeadMan
Ditto
Dot Game
DumbWaiter
Echo
ESPN Zoom
Evernote for palm pre
Express Horoscopes
Fandango
Fliq Bookmarks
Flixster
Forbes
gDialPro
GoodFood Restuarants near you
Hebrew Calendar Trail
Infopedia
Intuit GoPayment
Kosher2Go
Lemonade
Lights Out
LikeMe Mobile
LinkedIn
Local concerts
Match.com
mCraig Beta
Mileage Monitor
NFL SuperFan
P2Google Voice
P2Snippets
Pandora Radio
PhotoDialer
PhotoDialer
PicHunt – Pets
PicHunt – Space
PicHunt – Vintage Cars
Pocker Mirro
PocketMirror
Reversi
SendMy Location for webOS
Shabbat Shalom
ShortCovers
Simple Bible
Sodoku
Spades
Spaz
Speed Brain
Splash ID Beta – Secure Password
Survivor Smoa
Tetris Mani Demo
The Canadian Press Mobile
The Missing Sync
Tip Em – Tip Calculator
Tmaps – DC
Today Show
Tweed
UberPass
Video Poker
Where
wikiHow
Word Ace
Yahtzee Demo
Yelp
Zilch Lite

New apps appearing in app catalog for pre

On launch day there was only a limited amount of apps that were available. Several additional Apps have been added to the App Catalog.

Some new ones are:
GoodFood – Restaurant Locator

Infopedia Beta – Mobile Wikipedia Lookup

Match.com – Self explanatory

mCraig Beta – Mobile Craigslist Browser

Shortcovers – digital library and reader

SplashID Beta – Secure Password Manager

Sporting News Pro Baseball – track baseball fantasy, scores, etc

Sprint Account Services says no to order pre over phone

I had a conversation with Sprint’s Account Services and they claim that you can not order the Palm Pre through them. The only place you can get it is at Walmart, Sprint Store, Best Buy or Radioshack. This a true disappointment for those customers that have been classified as Premier customers. Premier customers get first dibs on new phones… With this, that is not the case. The Account Service rep told me that I will have to stand in line to get the phone (lines ha they are really expecting the phone to be hot.. sprint also expect lines for the initial release of instinct.) Of course this phone is more hyped and are expecting a shortage. I guess I will be in line Saturday morning. They better have enough phones to meet initial demand.

Palm Centro 2/Pre Mini (EOS?)


Rumors are floating across the web on a potential Centro 2/Pre Mini phone sporting Web OS. According to Engadget this phone might be coming to AT&T.
Rumored Specs (if its true):
* 4GB storage
* Price: $349 (pre-rebate)
* Camera: 2 megapixel fixed focus digital camera and flash / video capture
* Connectivity: Bluetooth 2.1 w/ A2DP and EDR, USB 2.0 via micro USB
* Removable 1150 mAh battery (4 hours 3G talk time)
* Messaging: SMS, MMS (picture and video only), integrated IM client
* Contact sync with AT&T Address Book
* MediaNet
* Cellular Video
* Email: POP3, IMAP4, and EAS support
* A-GPS
* Audio: WAV, MP3, AAC, AAC+ ringtones
* Video Playback: MPEG4, H.264, H.263

Questions to be asked: Why is Palm moving away from its focus? No release date for the Palm Pre yet.. May 17 is getting closer and no announcement. June 7 looks more doable.

ATT takes a shot at Sprints Palm Pre


Many of you may have already seen this (image from precentral.com) but if not AT&T is taking a shots at Sprints Palm Pre claiming it doesn’t come close to what AT&T/Apple iPhone has to offer. Granted AT&T offers many Wi-Fi hotspots and the Apple App store is very established, in the pre’s defense Sprints NOW Network is the fastest network out there. Also most of AT&T’s hotspots are in the large cities, where you are almost guaranteed to have perfect reception to use your carriers network. Hands down Apple App store wins, we just haven’t seen enough from the Pre. Speculations has been high, but frustration is also growing. Let’s all hope the Pre is released byMay 17.