Possible broken Centro

Ok, my 24 month old has dropped my phone a couple times, now I am experiencing some issues. 1. When I view the web on my centro I can view so much information and then it just tells me the pages can not load anymore. The only way to fix this is the turn off the phone and then back on, or to remove the batter and do a soft reset. I have the system set up to clear my cache every time I exit the internet so I know that's not an issue.
The second thing I had start happening today. When I go to make a call, I don't hear it in the ear piece, the sound is coming from the speaker on the back of the phone. I've checked and the speakerphone button is not turned on and the sound is very faint. I can turn the speakerphone on and that works normally. This does not happen all the time but it has happened to me with 3 phone calls so far today.
Do you think it's a firmware upgrad I need to do with Palm (there are no updates listed on Palm's site for AT&T phones), or do I need to call warrenty repair and have it replaced?
Post relates to: Centro (AT&T)

Between the last freeze up and this one Here is a list of websites I visited.
wap.superpages.com
voiceindigo.com (linked from the Palm for mobile website)
Radio-locator.com (Linked from the Palm for mobile website)
treo.treocentral.com
mobile.palm.com
wireless.schwab.com
wireless.stockpoint.com
google.com/reader I got one article read and then it crashed again. Said "This page can not be viewed". Only way to fix it was to turn the phone off then back on. It worked fine after that. That same page that said it could not load, loaded this time perfectly.
Post relates to: Centro (AT&T)

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