Palm Introduced A New Phone That Only Work... With The Help Of Another Phone

Chander Sinha


Palm is planning on making a return with a whole new device which they named Palm Phone. The Phone runs Android-based Oreo 8.1.

Back in the late 90s, Palm Pilots were one of the most beloved and advanced technology. These devices acted as your own digital personal assistants which were able to help you control all your contacts and other services such as calendars and emails. With the help of the Palm Pilots, you would never find yourself losing tracks of any information you need.

Palm Phone official design

However, when smartphones become more popular, people tended to stop using it. The good news for Palm fans is that the brand is planning on making a return with a whole new look.

Recently, the company has released a new device which named Palm Phone. Surprisingly, it’s way far from everyone’s expectation. The device only has a small display which is 3.3 inches wide diagonally. It is exclusive to an American telecommunications company - Verizon Wireless. And the most extraordinary feature of this device is that in order to use it, you need to have another phone.

Palm Phone compared to another phone

In spite of being the first Android phone ever of Palm, the Palm Phone does not have the full function of a smartphone, but instead, i would rather be a companion or a replacement to your main device.

Palm wants to make the Phone smaller to avoid getting in your way while you are doing something such as exercising or hiking. Palm Phone runs on the full 8.1 Oreo version of the Android operating system. Installed with the Snapdragon 435 chip, 3GB RAM, 32GB of storage and an 800mAh battery

The full size of this device might bring you enough frustration to put it aside and really enjoy everything else while you’re on a camping trip, a picnic, or just simply hanging out with your friends. Palm Phone will be available next month with the price is about Rs 26,000.

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