Review on Palm PVG100 Premium Unlocked Titanium by Brandon Reynolds

UPDATE: As of 9/2/21 these phones will no longer work on the AT&T network in the US so for now that's it Device pretty much useless (companion idea is awful. Why would I carry around a small phone when I still have to carry around a big phone?). At the moment I can only give the phone a "Do not buy" rating. It's narrower than a credit card and slightly longer. This is a phone for those who hate smartphones. It has a tiny, very nice screen, is pretty simple in design and looks very, very good. The only downsides I have about this phone are its anemic battery life (it drains pretty quickly when you use it, but also charges very quickly) and the lack of notches on the home screen (I had a PDA with an almost identical user interface). ). but I gave up when I found this phone. No big deal, he thought. A really good stylish phone is a minimalist phone but with basic Android features. I imagine Steve Jobs would have signed up for it if he hadn't died after the iPhone 4 (well, a little rounder). UPDATE: A word of caution - there are a few big annoyances (Android stuff). First of all, the autocorrect as you type is terrible - it keeps changing the text PERMANENTLY to what it means without asking. I HATE, HATE, HATE this. Second, the crazy "Smart Reply" messaging feature. On a phone this small, it should be disabled by default. I screwed up with my brother and ordered a $150 item twice because the damn phone said "Yes please!" instead of my message "No, I'm fine. I get it." Same problem with the idle screen - sometimes the camera activates unintentionally when you go to the home page. That's why I hate smartphones (even the most minimal ones) - them try to cram too many amenities into a small space and they all start stepping into each other's screen space.