It doesn't look much different to what's come before, so is the Pre 2 more than just Pre Plus Plus?

The Palm Pixi Plus sees the Pre's dinky sidekick make its UK debut and is the latest smartphone to offer a scaled down, affordable alternative to a premium handset.

The Palm Pre Plus is the first device the company has launched in the UK since it was forced to sell-up to HP, which, of course, came as a direct consequence of Pre's poor performance across the globe.

The follow-up to the Palm Pre is lighter, easier to use, but just as web-enabled

Updated True computer-on-a-phone device shows promise, reveals problems, and paves the way

Palm's Treo Pro (£399 inc. VAT or free on contract) is a Windows Mobile handset aimed at the corporate user. It's similar in style to the company's smaller Treo Centro, but is packed with features.

Palm’s latest in its long line of smart phones is also its smallest, and probably its best looking. It’s also returned to the Palm operating system that the company seemed to temporarily abandon with its recent run of Windows-based handsets (that would be the Treo 750v and 500v, in case you’re wondering).

Palm's first smartphone aimed at the consumer market, the Palm Treo 500v, takes on the likes of the BlackBerry 8300 Curve. It is smaller than previous Palm offerings but still feels clunkier than some of its rivals

Microsoft wants Windows everywhere. This is the latest Palm device to follow the Windows Mobile 5 route after Palm's 2005 announcement that it was going to test the water and move away from the Palm OS

It is a good two years since the last Palm OS Treo handset arrived in the UK, and casual watchers could have been forgiven that we had seen the back of it on the Treo range. But the Treo 680 shows that reports of its demise have been exaggerated

It's easy to forget, but just a few years ago it looked as if Palm would take over the world. The American company led the PDA revolution, putting touchscreen organisers and smartphones into the hands of 20 million executives ...