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The Verizon Palm Centro Review By Cnet is here: The same easy-to-use experience and solid set of productivity and communication features is offered by the Verizon Palm Centro as the Sprint and AT&T models.even,the Verizon Palm Centro has EV-DO support and good call quality, making it an exceptional value at $99.99.

The bad: The handset’s keyboard is small and cramped. There’s no support for stereo Bluetooth headsets.

The good: The Verizon Palm Centro offers ease of use, a compact design, and a solid feature set at an affordable price. The smartphone is also EV-DO capable and offers good call quality.

The bottom line: Despite some minor shortcomings, the Verizon Palm Centro offers customers an easy-to-use, affordable, and solid performing smartphone that’s perfect for the first-time buyer or anyone on a budget.

The Verizon Palm Centro also includes the following features and capabilities:Text, picture and video messaging (text messages are presented to customers in a “chat-style” view so customers can see their entire conversation unfold) • Superior phone functionality, including one-touch speakerphone and conference calling, the ability to respond to a call with text messaging, and the option to use the touch-screen dial pad• Smart, fast Web browsing using the award-winning Blazer browser• 2x digital zoom camera with video capture• Media player with Pocket Tunes™ Deluxe (PlaysForSure-compatible)• Bluetooth® v. 1.2 with support for hands-free car kits and headset profiles• 64 MB available user storage and microSD™ memory card slot with support up to 4 GB• User-friendly, familiar Palm OS® 5.4.9, including one-touch access to key applications• Small, sleek form factor: 2.1” (l) x 4.2” (w) x 0.7” (d)
• 4.2 ounces with battery• 320 x 320 pixel color touch-screen and full QWERTY keyboard for easier e-mail, messaging and Web use.

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