Palm betrothed which webOS 2.0 would strike all of its inclination in the “coming months,” as well as it looks like work is trucking right along — we were only sent these shots of a updated OS using in beta form on the original Sprint Palm Pre. Obviously there’s not much here which we didn’t pore over in the exhaustive webOS 2.0 examination, though we’re noting a addition of voice dialing as well as a little preferences for a screensaver-like Exhibition View — we’re told only the time works right right away, but photos, agenda view, and Facebook have been all listed.

Interestingly, this first beta is labeled “HP webOS Nova-Barley” as well as carries a version number of 2.0.1, with builds for a unlocked Pre and AT&T / Verizon Pre Plus additionally available — a Pixi and Pre 2 variants of this build haven’t been finished. Performance is pronounced to be plain, although “not fast enough,” and things are the little cart, which creates clarity for the initial beta. The final setup that goes out as an OTA update will assumingly be chronicle 2.1, nonetheless that’s not totally reliable yet — we’re told which there have been references to the “Nova-Barleywine” in a formula, but it’s not clear if that’s an additional 2.x chronicle or something else wholly. Yes, it’s all really sparkling, but unfortunately none of this is what we unequivocally wish: new phones and brand new tablets. Let’s get enormous, Palm.
webOS 2.0 for Sprint Palm Pre leaks out

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