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HP Veer 4G webOS Phone, Black (AT&T) $399.99 Overview Have it all. Including more room in your pocket. HP Veer with 4G gives you the web apps business and personal email contacts calendars and more all in one powerfully small design. Plus it runs HP webOS so it works the way you think. Never before has a smartphone done so much and felt so little. Incredibly small Take it anywhere. HP Veer fits comfortably in your pocket. 4G speeds Upload an… |
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Palm Pre Plus Phone (Verizon Wireless) $549.99 Running on the Palm webOS mobile platform, the 3G-enabled Palm Pre Plus for Verizon Wireless brings together all of your important information from where it resides–on your phone, at your workplace, at home, or on the Web–into a single mobile device. In addition to high-speed connectivity on the fast and reliable Verizon Wireless 3G network, the phone’s memory has been doubled to 16 GB and it co… |
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Practical Palm Pre WebOS Projects (Beginning) $0.09 This is the project basedPalm Pre programming book. It talks about writing games, useful applications and it turns a journeyman web developer into a champion Palm Pre programmer. Any Javascript coder out for a bit of fun and profit will jump on the Palm, since it is the only mobile platform permitting Javascript coding…. |
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Palm webOS $7.50 A Note from the Author and from O’Reilly Media about what this book does–and doesn’t–do: Palm webOS is a brand new platform and represents a very different type of operating system where the web runtime is used as the basis for the UI and Application model. Palm and O’Reilly felt that it was important to have a book available to help developers get a basic understanding of the new Palm platform … |
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Palm Pre: The Missing Manual $19.99 If you’ve got your hands on this year’s hottest new smartphone, you’ll want the book that covers it inside and out: Palm Pre: The Missing Manual. This beautiful, full-color book from USA Today personal-technology columnist Ed Baig will help you go from newcomer to expert in no time. The maker of the legendary Palm Pilot is back on center stage with a smartphone that lets you browse the Web, listen… |