Nostalgic affection aside, it doesn’t feel like Palm is taking advantage of the opportunities it has right now. Things like its complicated syncing process (particularly with Macs) don’t jive with Palm’s bid for the “youth market,” who undoubtedly are interested in iTunes-like simplicity.

engadget Reviewed Palm Centro and gave out “The phone is good, and the sound quality is solid. Palm equipped the Centro with a nice loud earpiece and speaker, and both do their job admirably. One problem of note is that if you lay this phone on its back during a speakerphone call, you lose about 50-percent of your sound. The effect is almost akin to sweeping a resonant filter down on the signal, like the “underwater” effect you hear in your favorite rave anthems.”
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