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Currently on Sprint with a palm centro and for me they have to nail (Phone, Streaming Radio, Web.).

Small world, grew up in El Centro and went to Central for a couple of years!

Hi Rob, I live in El Centro (and currently work at IVC as the Online Services Architect).

I have a Palm Centro and I just have to tap the screen anywhere to snooze.

I am running out on Saturday and buying one to replace my palm centro.

Palm have long been candid that Pre was only the first WebOS model in their lineup, so this is almost certainly a Centro or Treo successor.

I have a Centro because I had a Treo because I had a palm pilot, AND because the app ecosystem that my Centro lives in is the same un-corralled ecosystem that it's been for years.

I lost my Android phone, so am currently using my wife's old centro.

I use pssh on my Palm Centro a couple times per week.

Then there are substances widely reported as helpful in healthy subjects, alas with insufficient studies: Tianeptine, Centro & CDP/GPC Cholines, Sulbutiamine...hell even Creatine is a slight cognitive enhancer.

But the reason I keep buying their products is because I actually enjoy using them as opposed to the Palm Centro and the Dell Latitude I've owned in the past.

For example, the Nokia N95 (322 MHz ARM, which admittedly was dual but took very little advantage of that), Palm Centro (312 MHz XScale), HTC Touch (200 MHz), and the BlackBerry Curve 8300 (312 MHz XScale) all had slower clock speeds, and were all released around the same time as the iPhone.

Additionally, a recent Opinion piece in the local paper put it quite nicely: "Valley has reason to honor National Ag Day Imperial Valley Press (El Centro, CA) - Friday, March 20, 2015 Despite the obvious presence and abundance of the Valley's agricultural commodities, their true significance can be easy to overlook.

In California, spend some time in Berkeley, and then some time in Redding, and then some time in El Centro.

Build a mega-airport in the desert, out towards El Centro, and a superfast bullet train between there and downtown San Diego.

I miss the keyboard from my Palm Centro, though the screen real estate of a current-gen smartphone is appreciated.