Discounted, yet carrier-locked Pre and Pixi’s now available directly from Palm
March 14th, 2010 admin
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Section: Communications , Cellphones , Cellular Providers , Smartphones , Mobile Palm has recently rolled out their Developer Purchase Program, which will allow developers to purchase either the Pre, Pre Plus, Pixi or Pixi Plus. Sadly though these handsets are not coming as unlocked, but instead need to be purchased for the carrier that you plan to use it with. In other words those hoping to grab a Pre or Pre Plus and enjoy it on AT&T here in the US are going to be disappointed. In terms of the carriers, the Pre is available with Sprint, Telcel and O2, the Pixi is available with Sprint and the the Pre Plus and Pixi Plus are available with Verizon Wireless. Otherwise, and as…
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