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Palm Phone (2018) Review: A sign of future greatness

Palm Phone (2018) Review: A sign of future greatness

Posted on November 7, 2018November 7, 2018 By Jarvis

The resurrected Palm brand had an idea for a very tiny smartphone-like device that was more like a smartwatch than it was a mobile phone. They created a device just called Palm, and they’ve made this device exclusive to Verizon. Verizon will sell this device to users who already have a phone or are looking to buy a phone and will pair it with said phone. This is basically a smaller version of your primary smartphone.

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The 2018 Palm device, listed by several phone listing websites (including Verizon) as “Palm Palm”, has a 3.3-inch display.
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