This weekend, Palm launched its new flagship phone, the Palm Pre. Like expected, the Palm App Catalog also went live in beta. Right now, there are 19 applications in there. These apps are all free. Palm will enable support for paid applications, but the details are yet undisclosed.
Palm App Cataglog
(via shawnJroberts)
Developers that want to launch applications on the Palm Web OS can sign up here. As more developers launch apps on the Pre and the App Catalog gets out of beta, it will become clearer what the potential of this store is. We’ll keep you posted.
The Palm App Catalog is added to our mobile app store overview.
Vincent Hoogsteder
Tags: app catalog, palm pre
19 apps? even for a beta site this seems a bit on the low side….can’t they make the older Palm apps backwards compatible?
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@patrick 19 apps is indeed not a big number, even for beta. But Palm started to added more apps this weekend. Let’s see where the Catalog is in a couple of months. The older Palm OS apps can also run on the Pre, see http://blog.palm.com/palm/2009/06/new-apps-for-new-palm-pre.html
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