Palm Phone Review

Palm Phone is a bit outdated cellphone released many years ago, provisioned with a great 1400 megahertz Octa-Core processing unit, a medium sized 3.3-inches screen, and two cameras, a 12 megapixels back camera and an 8 MP front-facing camera. That's all? No, it's only the shortest summary in history.

This device is powered by an extremely powerful 1400 megahertz Octa-Core processing unit, bundled in a Qualcomm Snapdragon 435 MSM8940 chip and a great 3 GB of RAM memory. This phone counts with a 32 GB great internal storage and even though it doesn't include an SD memory card expansion slot, it it is more than enough to install hundreds of applications without having to worry about filling the device.

Talking about its body design materials, this cellphone is majorly built with Glass and Aluminum . This phone is only 3.8" long, but it manages to hold a 3.3" screen. The Palm Phone is just 0.29" thick, making its way into the thinnest cellphones podium. This phone feels much lighter than what you would expect from a phone like this. The Palm Phone is just available in black color.

This cellphone has two cameras, a 12 MP back-facing camera and an 8 megapixels front side camera. It is also able to film Full HD 1920x1080 videos at 30 fps.

This cellphone has an absolutely amazing 720 x 1280 (HD) 3.3" screen, which makes all images and videos look beautiful and brightful.

The Palm Phone features wi-fi connection (although it can't share it with other devices acting as a hotspot), 4G (LTE) high speed data connection and 3G fast data connection, supported by HSPA and HSUPA technologies. The Palm Phone doesn't have a sim card, because it doesn't work with GSM connections.

This cellphone also includes a couple nice features as Facial recognition to unlock, Bluetooth (4.2 ) and GPS Navigation, and multiple sensors like Light Sensor, Proximity Sensor, Accelerometer, Gyroscope and Compass.

This phone packs a 800 mAh small non-replaceable battery that can keep this phone running for some hours, although you will find yourself looking for a place to charge it even after moderate use. A key issue to evaluate is that the Palm Phone's battery is non-removable so you can't buy a new battery when it begins to live shorter, having to buy a new phone to "solve it".

The Palm Phone is not a good choice considering it costs $ 247, while some similar cellphones can be found for much less money. The Palm Phone is probably the correct choice for you no matter if you want a phone to play games or need a phone to majorly use social networks and internet browsing.