With a launch expected for later this summer, the training model of the Palm Pre Plus is expected to reach AT&T today. The model will be used off the sales floor to train reps, but when training is complete, the model becomes a live store display. With things starting to move rapidly, it could be that the carrier will be ready to offer the webOS flavored model a bit earlier than thought. The faster the distribution of the Pre Plus widens, the better the chances are that Palm could generate enough cash flow to stay alive. Speaking of cash, there is no word on how much AT&T plans on selling the phone for.
source: EngadgetMobile

Out of the blue, it looks like WebOS 1.4.1 has started to roll out to certain devices – but signs point to a to a limited European launch so far. Interestingly enough, some may perceive it to be nothing too major, but it does offer some minor bug fixes for background multi-tasking, compatibility for paid international apps, and the ability to use Mobile Hotspot – some goodies for our friends across the big pond. Although the update appears to be limited to O2 customers in Germany and the UK for the mean time, there was a Sprint user in Washington that surprisingly said that he received it – so it’s still a bit unclear as to who this roll out is actually affecting. It seems like the US is still in the dark for the most part, except for that one individual that somehow got it – but hopefully it’ll get released to the masses soon enough.
source: PreCentral