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Palm Pre Worldwide Releases

Palm Pre Worldwide Releases

By: Peter Chubb | March 2, 2009 | 3 Comments

The Palm (NASDAQ:PALM) Pre Smartphone has been getting a lot of attention of late, and in recent days the new handset has been showing up on a number of Palm’s International websites. This shows that we are not that long from its official launch.

No details have been made available to use yet as to which carriers will be getting the Palm Pre, but we do not which countries will be getting this new Smartphones. These countries include Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Italy, Malaysia, New Zealand, Philippines, Spain, Singapore, Thailand, The Netherlands, UK, US, and Venezuela.

As we mentioned above, there are no details as to which carriers the Palm Pre will be available on. Palm love to keep us guessing, we do not even know the release date either.

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  • http://www.palmpregeeks.com Palm Pre Geeks

    For sure Sprint is getting the Pre in the US. I’ve heard rumors of Vodafone getting in Europe somewhere.

  • http://www.bbc.co.uk becca bubs

    it is a stunning complexion of homisexualness.

  • E from Denver

    This looks like one of the only phones that’s going to be able to compete with the Iphone. Blackberry Storm would if it weren’t so laggy. From all the videos this doesn’t look laggy, plus you can have multiple programs running, plus you can copy+paste, plus it has Flash support for the browser, plus it has a physical keyboard :)