New apps for new Palm Pre 新的程序陆续上架了！

Today, several webOS developers are formally unveiling new apps and functionality for Palm Pre1. If you’re one of the first customers for Palm Pre, you’ve probably already discovered some of these in the beta version of the App Catalog -- over 150,000 apps were downloaded on the first day that Pre was available.

The webOS developers announcing apps and developer services today include:

uLocate: the WHERE application for Pre provides local content based on your current location, including weather, news, restaurant reviews, gas stations, movie show times, and the ability to connect with other users.


Zumobi: the company’s Today Show and Sporting News Baseball apps for Pre offer on-the-go news and sports updates.


LikeMe: This application combines your location with your LikeMe profile to offer personalized recommendations on nearby places.


FlightView: The FlightView app provides users up-to-the-minute flight information.


Mark/Space: The Mac version of "The Missing Sync for Palm Pre” Beta 1 synchronizes contacts, calendars, music, ringtones, photos and more between a Mac and Pre.


Chapura: PocketMirror Standard lets Pre users synchronize data with non-EAS desktop versions of Microsoft Outlook.


Citysearch: With Mobile by Citysearch, Pre users can browse, search and share local business information and post real-time reviews.


Handmark: Express Stocks helps Palm Pre customers keep up with their stock portfolio and market news.


Pandora: The popular internet radio application provides a personalized free mobile music channel to Pre customers.


Fandango: Not only can Pre users view movie trailers and order tickets using this app, but Fandango will automatically schedule your upcoming movies on your calendar thanks to Palm Synergy.


Beeweeb: beeweeb is offering development services for the Palm webOS platform and the new Palm Pre phone.


Agile Commerce: Agile Commerce is working with developers to create applications for the Palm webOS platform and the Palm Pre phone.


Hundreds of independent developers are participating in Palm’s early access program for the Mojo SDK (the software development kit for creating webOS apps), with thousands more developers ready to dive in as we ramp up. And with MotionApps’s emulator called “Classic,” Pre already runs programs from the vast library of apps already developed for Palm OS.

Jon Zilber

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