Verizon’s somewhat botched launch of Palm’ss webOS phones caused the boys in Orange a fair bit of grief – however, the carrier offered them to perform some “fix-up measures”.
German news portal FinanzNachrichten.de shares the press release below:
Verizon Wireless customers with the Palm® Pre(TM) Plus can experience the most popular console games on the nation’s most reliable and largest wireless voice and 3G data network.
Pre Plus smartphones operating on the Palm webOS(TM) platform offer customers exciting gaming functionality, including 3D graphics. The games range from action and strategy to mobile versions of popular console games, all from the leading content providers in the mobile gaming industry.
Some of the games available to Verizon Wireless customers with Pre Plus smartphones include:
– “Asphalt 5″ — “Brain Challenge®” — “Glyder 2″ — “Let’s Golf” — “Assassin’s Creed(TM) – Altair’s Chronicles” — “Brothers In Arms®: Hour of Heroes” — “Gangstar: West Coast Hustle” — “Hero of Sparta” — “Dungeon Hunter” — “Monopoly” — “Need for Speed Undercover(TM)” — “SCRABBLE” — “Sudoku” — “Tetris®” — “The Oregon Trail” — “The Sims(TM) 3″ — “Apollo” — “X-Plane”
Palm Pre Plus is available exclusively from Verizon Wireless for $149.99 after a $100 mail-in rebate with a new two-year customer agreement. Customers can find these games, along with many more apps, in the Palm App Catalog located on Palm webOS smartphones. More information on great apps for Palm webOS is also available at http://www.palm.com/applications.
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Sounds pretty interesting to me – since when do carriers send out a press release about a “software update” for one of their phones?
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