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Palm Pre Plus runs 50 apps simultaneously
News - By: pdaBlast! Staff - January 21, 2010
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The new Palm Pre Plus on Verizon has some nice improvements over the original version offered by Sprint. The phone has 16GB of storage memory which is nice, but the extra RAM Palm has included has some major multitasking benefits.

PreCentral has tested the two devices side by side. The original Pre could open 13 applications at one time before running out of RAM. The Palm Pre Plus opened a whopping 50 applications and still did not trigger the "Too Many Cards" error message.


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