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Just curious--does this upgrade the existing VersaMail components or is this a full standalone installer? As others have noted, I've still noticed a few graphical glitches truncated dialog boxes etc and it seems slower to download new messages using the same settings k limit, text only than VM 3.

Otherwise, no issues at all. Hopefully Palm will release this and Blazer 4. Or at the very least, throw p owners a bone and give them updates to Blazer, VM, and the Google Maps My Location feature that the Centro is getting. The p is really going to be the odd man out as far as Garnet-based devices are concerned. I've still noticed a few graphical glitches truncated dialog boxes etc I've been using a version of VersaMail 4 internally for a while and would love to file internal bug reports for anything like this.

I'd not noticed these myself. In particular, whichever box is highlighted in blue really cuts into the text. When viewing HTML-formatted emails, it's the body of the email message that cuts into the top part of the butto and the blue highlight box.

Not a showstopping bug by any means, just mildly annoying. Also, strangely enoguh, I've several times opened Blazer from within VM 3. Basically what hapens is that the the outlines but no text within! When I exit out of Blazer and restart it all is well. This is just a theory, but based on your behavior, that seems possible. That sounds like a very plausible explanation.

Check this page for free software updates, applications and more. Palm Centro Support Find the latest software, setup guides and troubleshooting help for your Centro in one convenient online resource. Centro support features: Setup Information. Access setup information and a list of compatible Bluetooth devices, including headsets, car kits, printers and GPS receivers.

Troubleshooting Assistance. More details. Less details. If you do not currently have a Phone as Modem plan you will not be able to use this service. With the exception of the toggle, which consists of a thin ring and a large central select button that's raised above the phone's surface, the buttons are flat and don't have the best tactile feedback, feeling a bit cheap. There's a ringer silencer switch on top of the unit, while you will find a 2.

The left spine of the Centro has a volume rocker and a customizable launch button. The right side houses the infrared port and microSD expansion slot, which is protected by an attached cover, but we found it quite difficult to pry off. Finally, the stylus, speaker, camera lens, and self-portrait mirror are found on the back. For more add-ons for the Centro, please check our cell phone accessories, ringtones, and help page. Features Despite the smaller size, the Palm Centro still manages to pack in all of the features of the Palm Treo p and then some.

To start with the basics, the Centro runs Palm OS 5. Of course, you get the standard personal information management tools, including a calendar, a to-do list, a memo pad, a calculator, a world clock, and a voice recorder. The Centro isn't just an electronic organizer, though, as the smartphone comes preloaded with Documents to Go version 10 , so you can open, create, and edit Microsoft Word and Excel documents, and view PowerPoint presentations and PDFs.

You can sign into multiple accounts and carry on simultaneous conversations. The Palm Centro also continues to support text and multimedia messaging as well as the threaded text chat view, which in itself mimics the look and feel of IM conversations.

As for voice communication, the Centro offers a speakerphone, a vibrate mode, three-way calling, speed dial, and the "ignore with text" feature, which allows you to reply to a call with a text message if you can't pick up.

The contact book is limited only by the available memory, and there's room in each entry for multiple numbers, e-mail addresses, instant-messaging handles, and birthdays. For caller ID purposes, you can assign a picture, one of 37 polyphonic ringtones, or a group ID.

Supported Bluetooth profiles include those for use with wireless headsets, hands-free kits, object exchange, and dial-up networking DUN so you can use the Centro as a wireless modem for your laptop. Unfortunately, there's no support for A2DP, so you won't be able to use your stereo Bluetooth headset with this device. Also, the only way you'll be able to get GPS capabilities on the Centro aside from e is to pair it with a Bluetooth GPS receiver, since there's no built-in radio.

On the plus side, Google Maps for Mobile ships on the device and includes color maps, satellite imagery, and traffic data.

There's no Wi-Fi, but with the 3G support, you can experience broadband-like speeds on your device--around Kbps to Kbps--and enjoy faster Web browsing, data transfer, and streaming music and video. For more content, check out the carrier's On Demand feature, which pulls all the current headlines for the user's region based on ZIP code from the Web and delivers it right to your Centro.

Currently, the Centro does not work with the Sprint Music Store , but the carrier said this is something it is looking to add in the future.