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A few clarifications on the Palm Pre
Another day passes and we have a little more news on the Palm Pre. Engadget Mobile has cleared up some information that has been floating around the web. The most notable one being that it’s pronounced Pree with a long E. Other clarifications are most focused on the Palm Web OS and it’s compatibility with…
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First look at the Palm Web OS on the Palm Pre
If you have not already heard, Palm just announced (a few days ago) their new Palm Web OS and new handset, the Palm Pre. You might be wondering why we’re covering this news. Simple. We have hinted in the past that HTC might be the ones who will actually be making the new Palm Pre,…
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Microsoft wants to reduce the number of different handsets running Windows Mobile
I was a bit shocked when i first read the title of a recent New York Times article on their site "Microsoft: Expect Fewer Phones With Windows". It’s hard to understand why Microsoft would want to limit the number of handsets on the market, but the article does explain that there are currently 140 different…
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Skype Lite Headed to Android
Within the next few days, T-Mobile G1 users will be able to download Skype’s new app for the Android platform. Skype Lite will allow users to chat with their contacts and will also be able to make Skype calls without using the data connection for low fees. This app will be a "must have" for…
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No Zune for Windows Mobile…yet
Last night, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer took the stage for their live press conference at CES. Steve was on stage for what seemed to be an eternity and really did not say much. Microsoft highlighted some of the features Windows 7 will be sporting and showed off some cool new stuff fort hr XBOX 360,…
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New T-Mobile Shadow in person
After rumors, spy shots, blurry pics…. the new T-Mobile Shadow finally get’s a proper hands-on photo shoot it deserves. Engadget was fortunate enough to spend a few minutes with the upcoming HTC handset at CES in Vegas. Their initial take on the device is that it’s "decent looking slides" that average customers will like. Their…
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HTC posts 29% revenue increase in 2008
Fourth quarter numbers are in for HTC, but things arn’t as good as we had hoped. With stronger than forecast sales of the T-Mobile G1, we had expected HTC to post a very strong Q4, but analysts and the numbers chose not to agree with us. Analysts had predicted NT$7.78 billion in earnings for Q4,…