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Images of HTC Legend surface with Sense and Android 2.1
Things form HTC seem to be heating up a little these days. Engadget has just gotten their hands on the first live images of the HTC Legend. The images look spot on to what we first saw back in early December. According to our documents, the HTC Legend will feature a 600MHz processor, 1300mHa, 5MP camera…
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Rumor alert: HTC bravo heading to Orange?
By now, I’m sure we’re all a little excited to see what HTC will be showing off within the next week or so, but some people get a little too excited some times. A PDF has just surfaced on coolsmartphone.com which gives the impression that the HTC Bravo is heading to Orange in March. The only…
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Verizon HTC Incredible gets spotted on camera
We’ve know the HTC Incredible name for a few months already, now we get our first glimpse at what the handset will actually look like. The HTC Incredible features a large (3.5 or 3.7 inch) touch screen, android 2.1, HTC Sense, optical controller (joystick or whatever the young kids are calling it these days), 5MP…
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T-Mobile myTouch 3G 1.2 to feature Swype keyboard
In about a week, T-Mobile will be launching a new and improved myTouch 3G with 3.5mm headphone jack and a small boost of internal memory. We’ve known about the specs for some time now, but a new internal document from T-Mobile has just revealed that the new myTouch will feature Swype’s new keyboard technology. The…
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T-Mobile HTC HD2 launch date set for March 24
It’s been a month or so since we finally got the official word from T-Mobile and HTC that the HD2 would be landing on the great Magenta some time in the first quarter of 2010. Now, a leaked slide from the folks at T-Mobile have pinned a launch date down for us. The T-Mobile HTC…
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The story: display & 3D framework
Another day, another video. Google is continuing their short series on the Nexus One with a second video which highlights the phone’s display and 3D framework. In the video, Google highlights the 3.7 inch AMOLED display as one of the most essential components in the Nexus One. Qualcomm’s Snapdragon processor is also given credit for…
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The story: Nexus One concept & design
If you find yourself reading blogs (such as this one) to find out a little more about upcoming handsets or to get a few extra details on a phone before making a purchase, I can almost guarantee you that you’ll be interested in a new series of videos that Google is putting together for the…