Realistically I’d say we’re pretty confident of a March 24th release date for the HTC HD2. T-Mobile themselves have said March, a leaked retail slide nailed down the 24th as a solid date and now Home Media magazine has gone and further confirmed the March 24th date. Aside from the release date comes a little more info on the … [read full article]
Update: And its fake…so we go back to wondering yet again if Windows Phone 7 will indeed make its way to the HTC HD2. With the HD2 less than a month away (if the rumored release date is to be believed), the big question that everyone wants answered is, “Will the HD2 get an update to [read full article]
Nothing here that we haven’t already seen, but T-Mobile has got a pretty website set up to keep you enticed on the HTC HD2. There is little question this will be a flagship entertainment phone for T-Mobile. If you want an opportunity to see the phone rotate and spin, this is the website for you. … [read full article]
Having hinted last week that the HTC HD2 would come with something unexpected, this morning T-Mobile announced the HTC HD2 would come packed with an entertainment bonanza. Like Blockbuster On Demand for downloading movies on the device or Barnes and Noble downloadable e-reader content and last but definitely not least, Transformers and Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen included on … [read full article]
Now this I didn’t see coming and have to say I’m pleasantly surprised and yet still a little hesitant to call it absolutely true. The boys over at Slashgear did a little hands on with the Dell Mini 5, a 5-inch Android phone/mini-tablet/something to watch videos on and claim it’s eventually going to support our beloved AWS bands. “The modem connection has quadband GSM and then will be offered in various SKUs suited for European, AT&T or … [read full article]
While most of us have geared our attention toward the upcoming Windows Phone 7, the FCC has just passed yet another Motorola phone with AWS 3G bands. According to FCC documentation, the Motorola handset (FCC ID IHDP56Kz1) uses the same battery model as the Motorola CLIQ and Droid, so it’s most likely an Android handset. Additionally, the Motorola device will feature Quadband GSM/EDGE class 12, Triband HSDPA 7.2 Mbps 900/1700/2100, … [read full article]
The guys over at Engadget have compiled a nice little chart comparing the new Windows Phone 7 Series against past Windows Mobile versions, specifically, Windows Mobile 6.5 and Windows Mobile 6.5.3. Its nice to see Microsoft opening Windows Mob–I mean Windows Phone 7 Series to not only business users, but the average consumer. Hopefully the device(s) live(s) up to all the hype … [read full article]
Twitter is the new place to validate old news, post new news and confirm software updates as told through this recent MotoMobile tweet. It was only last night that we hinted towards an enhancement update coming this week and now Moto has gone and confirmed exactly that. Enhancements for battery life, touchscreen and GPS aren’t exactly [read full article]
If you haven’t noticed already or happen to live under a rock, the Windows Phone 7 was announced today at Mobile World Conference (MWC), and there’s a lot of buzz surrounding the new device. Although there’s still a little less than 10 months until the Windows Phone 7 is available to the public, the … [read full article]
After its official launch this morning, those lucky guys at Engadget are on the ball with some hands on video goodness. Confirmed to be running Android 1.5 it’s got all the bells and whistles of the Cliq, if you can live without the keyboard. For you newfound Swype fans out there, you’re in luck as that’s included too! Enjoy the video! [read full article]
Now here is something that captured all my tech nerd attention, Gizmodo calling Windows Phone 7 the “most groundbreaking phone since the iPhone.” I love Gizmodo and read them 85 times an hour but they, like most tech nerds are exceptionally harsh to phones and if they are saying that, I damn well believe it. So love or hate Windows Mobile, it’s gone … [read full article]
With little surprise Windows Phone has been completely overhauled with its series “7” iteration. Unsurprisingly it’s taken on a very Zune like interface and that’s not a bad thing. If the iPhone taught us one thing, it’s that simplicity can work to your advantage if done right and Windows is certainly bringing their massive resources to bear with the future release of Windows Phone 7. Details are still forthcoming out of Mobile World Congress and we’ve got … [read full article]
