Reviewers Liked
- Innovative interface; great for Web surfing or running multiple apps
- Intuitive OS, syncs Facebook and email contacts and calendars, fast web browser
- Decent compact touch screen smartphone, great multitasking ability, double the memory and storage capacity of the first Pre
- Additional memory capacity and RAM, Improved keyboard, Inductive back cover for Touchstation charging dock, Attractive pebble like design, Multitasking options
- Fresh and polished new OS, excellent display, multitasking
- User-friendly OS. Excellent Web browser. Good call quality
- The Palm Pre Plus brings the magic of WebOS to AT&T, including true multitasking and great contact management. The smartphone also ships with an inductive back cover for Touchstone charging and features an improved QWERTY keyboard over the original Pre
- Full QWERTY keyboard, Sharp-looking capacitive touch screen, Multiple apps run simultaneously, Slick, well-polished interface, Speedy 3G connectivity, Quick-shooting cam produces decent images, Optional Touchstone charger
- Nicely made overall, Finger friendly interface, Decent call quality, Easy to use, Wifi, Bluetooth, Wireless internet etc work well
- Great screen, Good camera, Good looking
- Doubles as a WiFi hotspot, Durable, slideout QWERTY keyboard, Fluid, easytouse interface, Great syncing and multitasking, Solid 3megapixel camera
- Elegant, easy-to-use interface, Better keyboard than predecessor, Works as mobile hotspot, Fun 3D games, Double the memory and RAM of Pre
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Poor battery life; some overheating problems
- Sparse app store, dated design, sharp edged keyboardLook and Feel
- Lack of applications, missing auto-correction while typing, missing hotspot USA application
- Lack of video recording and editing options (webOS 1.3.5.1), Speakerphone volume is too low, V Cast Music or Video not supported
- Battery life
- More expensive and less powerful than Verizon's version. No voice dialing. Fewer apps than iPhone
- The AT&T Palm Pre Plus doesn't support the Palm Mobile Hotspot app. Battery life still isn't that great
- App Catalog still lags behind competitors (but by less than before), WebOS feels laggy at times, Slightly less intuitive than iPhone
- Pictures not good indoors, Phone just shuts off at times for no apparent reason, Interface sometimes slows
- Keyboard isn’t that great
- Sluggish performance, No world roaming, No voice dialing, No VCast Music or TV, Paltry battery life
- Somewhat sluggish performance, Relatively short battery life, Occasionally runs hot, Lacks on-screen keyboard
- WebOS can be slow, Keyboard still needs improvement
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