Palm Phones
Browse 1 Palm phones with full specifications, cameras, battery, display and prices — compare any two models side by side.
About Palm Phones
Palm holds a special place in mobile history as the company behind the original Palm Pilot personal digital assistants and later the Treo smartphones that helped define early mobile computing and app ecosystems well before the iPhone existed. After changing ownership several times and briefly operating under HP with its webOS software, the Palm name eventually became a licensed brand rather than an independently operated phone maker, revived years later by a different company aiming to capture nostalgia for the simplicity Palm once represented.
That revival produced the Palm Phone PVG100, an unusually compact companion device rather than a primary smartphone, designed for people wanting to reduce screen time while staying reachable, pairing with a main phone number rather than replacing a full-featured device outright. The concept drew attention for its novelty but did not sustain a broader ongoing lineup, making Palm today more of a nostalgic, niche brand than an active mainstream competitor. For Singapore and Malaysia buyers curious about the Palm name, whether for its history or the minimalist companion phone concept, comparing specifications and use cases against modern smartphones matters. GridMobile lets you review Palm phone specifications and pricing alongside current devices, helping clarify what this legacy brand's revived product actually offers today.