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HTC HD2 to launch on T-Mobile UK this month
The new HTC HD2 is the most exciting new Windows Mobile handset in years, but there’s a lot of confusion surrounding it as well. T-Mobile UK has just launched a splash page, announcing that the new HTC HD2 will be available on their network some time this month (speculation indicates that it could be…
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Android 2.0 SDK ported over to T-Mobile G1
Earlier this week, Google released the new SDK for the new Android 2.0 update. The SDK is not a full build of the updated Android OS, but merely an emulator that developers can use on their computers in order to test out their software in the new environment. Emulator or not, that has not stopped…
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HTC banner ads take over HTC Source
It’s been a few days since HTC announced their new global marketing campaign. We’ve all see the two YouTube clips that should be running on your local TV stations before the weekend is out, but other than that, there hasn’t been much else to show for it…. or so we thought. About 30 minutes ago,…
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Interview with Peter Chou kills HD2 Android hopes, confirms Droid Eris
I know a lot of our readers are caught up in all the android hype these days, but we have to keep in mind that HTC has a lot more to offer. The HTC HD2 is probably one of the sleekest phones HTC has put out in months. The HD2 runs on Windows Mobile 6.5…
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A detailed look at Google Maps Navigation (with Video)
As you might already know from our earlier post this morning, Google will be introducing a new version of Google Maps on Android 2.0 which will include Google Maps Navigation. Google Maps Navigation is a turn-by-turn navigation system done the Google way. It includes many of the features we have all come to love from…
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Google Maps for Android ads turn-by-turn navigation
Google has just announced that Android 2.0 would include turn-by-turn directions within Google Maps. Over the past week or so, there has been a lot of speculation around the blogosphere which indicated that Google might be leaning in this directly. Honestly, a lot of people were a bit disappointed when Android launched last year without…
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Google releases Android 2.0 SDK to developers
The much anticipated Android 2.0 SDK has just been released. It feels like it was just yesterday that Google unveiled the Android 1.6 SDK, in fact, it’s only been six weeks. Fortunately for developers and Android users, 2.0 packs a much heavier punch. Android 2.0 has quite a few new goodies for developers, but users…