Peek develops handheld devices that lets you check e-mail, text, Facebook/Twitter, check RSS feeds, etc. Rather than from staying in the standalone hardware business, Peek is now getting into the software game. Peek CEO Amol Sarva said that their power-frugal software supports push-email and location-based services. Peek’s operating system is going to arrive on five phones next month. They are expecting to have their operating system on thirty more phones by next year. [GigaOM]

Peek is a device that works as an e-mail only handheld.  The handheld is supposed to appeal to small businesses.  This past March they were selling for $150 for a 5 pack.  The device costs $20 per month after that.

For a limited time only, Amazon.com is selling the light blue version of the device for $20 (free shipping).  No contracts are required.

The Peek has a QWERTY keyboard.  Other colors gray and cherry cost $49.99.  The Peek Pronto costs $80.

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Peek is an e-mail only handheld that is trying to appeal to small businesses.  Now they are selling a 5 pack for $149.95.  Anyone that buys this device has to pay a $19.95 monthly fee.  The deal is going to expire on April 3.

[via Engadget]