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Palm Pixi the black, shiny Pixi will come with a touch-screen, full QWERTY keyboard and Palm’s latest operating system, WebOS. It will also have 8 gigabytes of built-in memory. But while the Pre’s keyboard slides out from the bottom of the device, the Pixi’s slightly smaller screen and keyboard both fit on the face of the candy bar-style handset. The Pixi will sport a 2-megapixel camera, instead of its sibling’s 3-megapixel version, and two small speakers rather than the Pre’s single large one. Building on an already available WebOS feature, the Pixi will be able to gather users’ contacts from Yahoo and business-networking site LinkedIn. The Pixi will include standard smart phone features like Global Positioning System, video and music players and a Web browser, but it won’t have Wi-Fi. A dedicated Facebook application will be released with the Pixi, Palm said. It is not yet clear if it will come loaded on the phone or will be available through Palm’s online application store.
Palm Pixi will have Bluetooth and a removable battery. In terms of size it is expected to be 2.1 inches by 4.3 inches, it’s said to be less than half an inch thick and relatively light.