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Review summary: The Centro still has a small keyboard, but AT&T customers looking for an easy-to-use smart phone should be satisfied.

Pros: Compact design, Easy to use, Bargain priced, Decent battery life

Cons: No stereo Bluetooth, Lacks 3G data, Cramped keyboard, Annoying memory card slot, No stereo Bluetooth

Review summary: The GSM version of the company's latest Palm OS-powered PDA-phone is finally out in Europe. We got a quick hands-on in Barcelona during the MWC.

Pros: Inexpensive ; small and light ; easy to use ; QWERTY keypad

Cons: No 3G ; no A2DP support ; keypad hard to use for larger hands ; no Wi-Fi

Review summary: With the spectacularly inexpensive ($99 with a two-year Sprint plan) and powerful Centro, Palm has done a few things at once. This tiny wonder reminds us what a flexible and user friendly platform the company has created, and makes the smart phone ...

Verdict: With useful tools like voice notes, a fair 1 megapixel camera and camcorder, Bluetooth and custom ringtone support, there is a lot of phone and a lot of smarts in the Centro

Review summary: If you happen to be cruising through the UK any time soon, you will soon have the opportunity to rock out with a Palm Centro smartphone...

Verdict: As you may have noticed, companies that once only targeted their smartphones at the corporate market are starting to develop handsets that are a little more consumer friendly. RIM developed the BlackBerry Pearl, for example, whereas the guys at Palm ...

Review summary: The Palm Centro is a good Smartphone for the average consumer, but not ? ironically enough ? physically large enough for the hardc.

Pros: Light and compact, easy setup ; solid Internet and music access ; nice camera

Cons: Tiny keys ; strange control stick ; small screen for stylus