On Sale CorePlayer Mobile for PalmOS 1.2.5 MissedCall 1.4.1 Sudoku DeluxeWare 1.00 Penguin Panic 1.25 Click Deluxe 2 1.04 VoiceDialIt - Voice Dialing for your Treo 2.0 HealthCalc Pro 2.4.0 Navigator 1.482 Weather ( infinity subscription ) 1.00 Exact II 2.27

New Software AFK Dice Challenge 1.0 IEO-DVD Track 2.0 Handy Diary 4.0 MxWallet - Digital Password Manager for Palm OS 1.0.1 Twin Spin 2 (Palm) 1.06 Fried Chicken Reloaded (Palm) 1.1 Weather ( 3-months subscription ) 1.00 Weather ( 1-year subscription ) 1.00 Weather ( infinity subscription ) 1.00 Twin Spin (Palm) 1.06

Updated Software ScrapBook 1.15a ClearSync calendars & contacts software SILVER 2.0 ClearSync calendars & contacts software GOLD 2.0 Softick Audio Gateway 1.22 tumemos 1.1 PrettyMap Full 5.1 The Final Battle 1.1 mVisualVoiceMail 1.0.2 RDM+ Remote Desktop for Palm OS 3.7.2 mTools 1.0.4

Palm Inc. announced their fourth consecutive quarterly loss today. The company posted a fourth quarter loss of $43.4 million. In its conference call Palm blamed the loss on lower average margins, its continued transition and declining sales of its aging Windows Mobile product line. All the news was not negative and increasing Centro momentum drove significant gains in market share and record smartphone sell through for Palm. The company also announced it will be refreshing its entire Windows Mobile line utilizing Microsoft's latest offerings over the next few months.

Palm, Inc. today reported that total revenue in the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2008, ended May 30, was $296.2 million. Smartphone sell-through for the quarter reached a record high, totaling 968,000 units, up 29 percent year over year.

"We continue to invest in Palm's future and remain focused on building long-term value," said Ed Colligan, president and chief executive officer for Palm, Inc. "Centro is a tremendous hit, we are gaining market share, and we believe with this momentum, and the launch of new Windows Mobile products, we will turn the corner and return to revenue and margin growth."

CellSpin Soft has released a Palm OS version of its mobile blogging software. The CellSpin application allows users to easily post video, images and text content to one or many of a user's favorite blogging, social networking, photo sharing and auction sites simultaneously. Sites include MySpace, Facebook, Twitter, Pownce, Blogger, YouTube, Picasa, Flickr, Live Journal, Live Spaces and eBay, with more to come.

CellSpin for Palm OS is a free app. The company lists compatibility with the Centro, Treo 680, 755p and 700p. In addition to Palm OS, CellSpin also supports the Symbian, Windows Mobile 5.0 and 6.0 and Blackberry operating systems.

As foretold, Google has released a new version of its Google Maps for Mobile application for Palm OS devices today. The most anticipated new feature, the "My Location" service is only compatible with the AT&T and Verizon Cento at this time. The Sprint Centro will be made compatible via a software maintenance release expected sometime later this summer.

Palm OS Treo devices are apparently not compatible with the new feature and Palm has no plans to release and update for these devices. Google's blog post states "older Palm models such as the Treos don't have the APIs needed to get the cell tower data, so My Location is not available on these models."

In-Fusio, the developers behind the Advanced Brain Trainer series and Line Rider Mobile, have released a new game for Palm OS and Windows Mobile devices. Twin Spin 2 is the follow up to original Twin Spin title. Billed as an ultra easy one-key game, the title features very simple and addictive gameplay. You control a pair of spinning balls and you have to navigate around colorfully designed levels in order to pop various balloons to advance to the next level.

Twin Spin 2 is available now for Palm OS and Windows Mobile. The game costs $7.95 and includes a free trial period.

Palm has sent out a press release today jointly announcing the new unlocked GSM Centro as well as a new version of Google Maps with the My Location feature enabled. The "My Location" functionality on Palm OS will only be compatible with the Palm Centro according to Palm.

Google's My Location feature is a GPS SatNav like feature for Google Maps Mobile that automatically displays your approximate location. It works by triangulating your position based on the feedback from nearby cell towers that you are connected to. The feature originally debuted in beta for Windows Mobile devices late last year, and Palm pledged to support it on "newer Palm phones."

Palm today has made an unlocked version of the Palm Centro available on its website in the US. The unlocked GSM version is available in Glacier white (white casing with a light grey accented keypad) for $299. Palm is listing a 1-2 day estimated ship date and is currently offering free shipping on all orders over $49.

The Palm Centro is a quad-band GSM/EDGE smartphone running Palm OS Garnet v5.4.9. It has a 320x320 pixel touchscreen display, Bluetooth v1.2, a 1.3 megapixel digital camera with video capture and 64MB of memory. For memory expansion it has a microSD slot.

After a good amount of time in beta testing, Deluxeware has released v1.0 of its new Weather application for Palm OS devices. Weather is a personal weather station that can show you current conditions and 14-day forecasts for nearly anywhere on the globe. A rich set of graphics, custom backgrounds, auto updates and a added, skinnable "weather-guard" lock screen addition make give this app a few unique touches. The program also support high-res+ on large screen handhelds.

Weather v1.00 is available now. It is compatible with Palm OS 5 and above. The program is sold on a subscription basis. The infinite subscription is available for $19.95 (currently on sale for $17.95 for a limited time). A one-year subscription is available for $14.95, and a 3 month for $4.95.

Rumor: A purported Sprint internal upcoming inventory document posted on HowardForums shows a July 13th general availability date for the long awaited and oft-rumored Treo 800w. The inventory sheet states the 800w will be available on July 9th for BP (Business Partners?) and on July 13th in all other channels. It also lists a $599 unsubsidized price. Read on for the screenshot.

The document also confirms the basic specs that regular readers will all have memorized by now including: Windows Mobile 6.1, EVDO Rev A data, WiFi (with a dedicated shortcut button), GPS functionality and 128 MB of built in memory. We recently posted a full list of Treo 800w specs here.

The PalmInfocenter software store is running a new special promotion. This Thursday and Friday only, you can get a free copy of the Propel Launcher for Palm OS with any purchase over $4.99.

Propel for Palm OS Standard edition from iambic Software is a multifunctional launcher replacement that supports launching apps, finding contacts, appoitments, memos, web bookmarks, digital audio and even files stored on a memory card. Recently updated to version 2.2 the software is a popular launcher replacement for Palm OS smartphone users.

This popular application normally sells for $14.95 but for two days only, this Thursday & Friday, June 19th & 20th we're going to give away a free copy with any purchase over $4.99. To take advantage of this offer use the coupon code: PropelFree at checkout.