With the proliferation of voice-activated technologies today, It’s safe to say voice is becoming the new touch. It’s clear that voice-activation is...

Every four years, Americans get the opportunity to make change in the United States. Since the founding of this country, we have always put the cit...

On behalf of Palm, we wanted to thank our #PalmCrew for joining us on this amazing two year journey thus far, on our mission to keep people connec...

With World Mental Health Day coming up on Saturday, it’s important to take a step back and understand how we use our phones today and just how muc...

The key to success for any company today begins and ends with its customers. Who are they? How are they using your product? What else do they want ...

When you look at the current mobile landscape, we are actually one of the only brands out there today who have intentionally sized DOWN their device. With more and more smartphones getting bigger and bigger, it was actually our intention to create a smaller smartphone – one that could actually fit into the palm of your hand. Learn more.

The battery is the most important part of any smartphone, and with Palm's small size also means a small battery. However, there are several ways to get the most out of your Palm battery, so check out these helpful tips to make sure your Palm stays charged and connected.

We’re excited to announce the launch of two new bundles – inspired by our Palm users – now available for purchase on Palm.com.

  Growing up in a digital world comes with its challenges as both parents and kids are learning, sometimes even the hard way. It can be difficult ...

We'd like to introduce you to our newest crew member here at Palm: Greg Plater. He has joined our marketing team as Marketing Coordinator Intern an...

As we draw closer to fall with many of us still working and now learning from home, it is proving to be more and more difficult for work and school...

If you’re worried about your kids going "back to school" with a fully connected, huge smartphone, spare a thought for the teachers who have to wre...