[singlepic=32,300,300] Fans of leather holsters and the Touch Pro2 rejoice because exclusive pictures of the device and the holster that it ships with have just hit our inbox. While it looks like a pretty solid, standard case in which to hold the phone, it’s actually missing one major component to what makes a holster a REAL holster… a clip! While that makes this great for those who want to … [read full article]
[singlepic=17,451,300] Been looking forward to seeing the Touch Pro2 in daylight for once? Pictures have surfaced of T-Mobile’s next Windows Mobile device that actually do not feature the device in a somewhat dark room. Not that we don’t appreciate ALL photos of this phone that we’ve seen, but it’s great to actually see it in a room full of sunlight. Our photographer had this to say during the 45 minutes he had … [read full article]
[singlepic=13,450,300] If the MyTouch 3G doesn’t interest you (or maybe it does but you hunger for more) then we have just the pictures for you. Showing itself in all it’s marvelous glory is a big white box with graphics and text on it – also known as the Touch Pro2 box. For those of you waiting for unboxing pictures for this highly anticipated … [read full article]
Today just seems full of MyTouch 3G news, so why not some more? T-mobile seems to be putting all their chips into the middle when it comes to this poker game of releasing phones (I’m done with the poker references, I promise). Along with a plethora of accessories, an [read full article]
Thanks to a tipster by the name of undertmocover, we now have two exclusive videos of the Touch Pro2 in all it’s glory. Don’t expect any sound though as they both came completely mute, but there’s plenty of sliding and screen touching action on the visual side! These videos may not be of HD quality but they get the job done….and I think that’s all we can ask for at this point. … [read full article]
It is now July and we are fast approaching an onslaught of phone releases on our favorite carrier. While none of these phones are huge surprises, since they have all been outed already, they can still be important to some people and think of this as a friendly reminder. The launch dates have also been confirmed, but this will be a nifty roundup of upcoming phones. First off, we have the [read full article]
Well, well, well, what do we have here. It seems as if T-Mobile has outed its very own Touch Pro2 variant in an official manner, with Twitter of course. The twitter post leaves much to be desired (seriously? no picture link, special webpage or launch date). They do however, get our mouths watering by tempting us with keeping the … [read full article]
Further adding to the personalization of the MyTouch, T-Mobile is getting the point across by allowing each attending member of their MyTouch press event to choose their own nametag. With a wealth of absolutely incredible images to choose from, it looks as if they’ve covered a wide range of people: the coffee junkie, … [read full article]
Last week HTC held a press conference to release the HTC Hero and, more importantly to some, the Sense UI. I, along with many other Android fans, was extremely excited for this great UI, then we found out that the magnificent Sense UI was not coming to Google branded phones. Well, not much … [read full article]
Closse-up pictures of the Touch Pro2 for your enjoyment! End the debate on how much those buttons actually protrude from the phone and check these out.
[singlepic=5,400,300] We recently obtained some very nice pictures in our inbox showcasing a much better view of the Dash 3G compared to the G1 and, of course, the MyTouch 3G. Doesn’t seem to leave much to the imagination when it comes to the thickness of a phone you can expect to put in your pocket – or wherever else you choose to store … [read full article]
Want some more MyTouch action? Your wish is our command. The guys over at Engadget received a tip which included unboxing of the MyTouch 3G and the MyTouch 3G User Guide. C’mon, who couldn’t go for a little user manual action? Hit the jump for a few pages from the user guide. Via Engadget Mobile
