Meteor is trialling Palm's Treo smartphones on its network, we can report. It expects to start selling the device by April in a bid to give its post-pay business a shot in the arm. The Treo hasn't been a big hit so far in Ireland, where Vodafone and O2 -- who own the business market -- have restricted the smartphones they subsidise to a paltry few.
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