Small, light and smart?
By Natasha Lomas, 7 February 2008 17:20
Palm is bringing its Centro smart phone to Europe - a handset it reckons is the smallest and lightest smart phone to date. The device weighs just over four ounces, and has a colour touchscreen and a Qwerty keyboard.
Roy Bedlow, European VP of Palm, said slimmed down handsets are helping to persuade traditional mobile users to make the switch to smart phones.
Photo credit: Palm
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1. anonymous
Too little too late.