Palm quietly improving Pre build quality, tweaking hardware
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It’s not the most comprehensive survey, nor is there any official confirmation, but the crew at PreThinking has checked in with a number of new Pre owners and discovered that Palm’s apparently building its webOS handset better lately — and what’s more, it’s even made some minor improvements. The biggest change appears to be a fix for that nasty bug that caused the Pre to reset or turn off when the keyboard was closed — that bit of grey foam pictured was added to the battery compartment to tighten up the battery connection. There’s a also word that the screen cracking and unintended rotation issues have been addressed, although time will tell on those, and the button color has changed from pearl to silver. As for improvements, well, there’s a new battery model, and the Palm logo is now embossed on the carrying case. Yep, just little stuff, but it’s good to see Palm addressing the build issues on the Pre, which are by far the most common complaint about the device. Let us know if you’ve spotted anything else, would you?
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