It’s not exactly full avowal — you won’t get to see a user’s primer, for instance, or those gritty FCC lab outmost photos that we always adore — but the brand new device passed by Palm by the feds’ systems in a past 24 hours is pretty obviously the Veer judging by the mentions of a shifting mechanism, a miss of CDMA, as well as the fact that we know the Veer is the subsequent webOS phone to hit a market. Now, here’s where it gets a small engaging: this filing was definitely done by Palm, not HP, which leads you to consternation just how far into a process a company got upon the next-gen handsets prior to HP decided to effectively kill off a Palm mark altogether. In box you’re wondering, the filing refers to an internal representation series is P160UNA, indicating the model P160 in the North American UMTS pattern (for a jot down, a North American unlocked Pre 2 is the P102UNA). If you ever see the P160EWW in the system, that’d expected meant which a CDMA Veer were in the works — but severely, we wouldn’t get the hopes up.

Via Engadget