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The "Center" is the first Palm smartphone, initially available through Sprint – but you can get one through Verizon and AT & T now too. It has a touch screen – which is very popular now, but you can use it is also included stylus. This version surpasses the previous "Treo hands "mark down. They are calling the Center of the bargain" PDA "because it is lower price compared to other smartphones. When the first came out in November 2007 you can get it for only $ 99 with a new contract – but now some operators you get get it for free with a contract new.

Features to note:

– Comes in red, black, ruby or silver
– Screen 320×320 65K color
– MicroSD card slot flash
– EVDO 3G high-speed connection
– Use your phone as a modem
– Camera 1.3 megapixel
– 352×288 video recording
– Bluetooth Stereo
– Google Maps
– Pocket Tunes Deluxe
– Office 2007 Support
– Web Access
– E-mail

The distinct difference between the Palm Centro and Treos is small size, and the Snappiness the OS. Everything is very sensitive, unlike some of the time delay, "you get to sail away other smart phones. They keyboard is so small, with only millimeters between the keys, the thumb of a grown man covers half the keyboard at once (not mine!). Despite these issues, the gem "size" keys are easy to navigate and press – I just made mistakes the first few times I typed. Once I got used to it, was very easy.

One of the first things I did was go to the web to see how fast it was. The first time I went to Google and then a couple web sites — and everything loaded very quickly. I'll probably have to make a list of sites most suitable for mobile use and reading the summary.

The next thing I tried was e-mail. I had a smartphone years before and was never a big fan of reading my e-mail on mobile phone. It was always so slow and clumsy. I was hesitant, but the configuration of my own personal e-mail using Versamail Center. "I thought if I did not like – I just delete it. I entered my User and login information, but my server address entry and exit and about 15 seconds was downloading the e-mail to my inbox. I was amazed at how quickly I was able to read messages, delete them, and go into my mailbox to the trash, for items sent, and back. I can honestly say with the size of the screen, and responsiveness Center I am eager to read my e-mail on this device.

I continued from there to the chamber where I did a test a few photos – which were quite decent quality. I would not advise using this phone in low lighting situations, but as far as cranks go phone – and not the quality was bad. You has the usual options after taking a picture to send by mail (image on Sprint) or "stick" to someone via bluetooth. I was surprised however, that I once saw pictures saved when I access the menu at the top left of the screen options "send" or "stick" was there too – but choosing "send", you can send it to anyone in the e-mail! I could never do that before, without creating all sorts of crazy hacks in my phone.

I wanted to install the Opera Mini browser on the center, but many forum threads I read indicated that there were all kinds of problems with the JVM (machine Java virtual) required the installation – so for now I'm just sticking with the Palm inclusive Blazer web browser. All in all – I think I'm really going I like this phone. My initial response to the first day was much more favorable than the last 2 phones that I bought before it.

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