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HTC Sapphire 2.0 to be second HTC Android device
It’s been eight days since we showed off the full list of upcoming 2009 phones from HTC. Though we have a lot of faith in HTC, I personally was not expecting to see a live picture of the Sapphire 2.0 this soon. Since the Android powered handset is expected to launch on T-Mobile networks across…
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T-Mobile G1 begins the invasion of Europe
Only two and a half months since it made its U.S. and UK debute, the T-Mobile G1 is now available to be pre-ordered at any T-Mobile shop in the Netherlands. The T-Mobile G1 will cost you 50 Euros (nearly $65). T-mobile customers in Germany will be getting the G1 on February 2 for only 1…
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HTC Iolite gets a larger picture
At the moment, we have no new news on the HTC Iolite, but the Boy Genius Report was able to dig up a much larger picture than that thumbnail sized one we shoed off last week. The Iolite will be sporting TouchFLO 3D on Windows Mobile 6.1 running on a 528MHz Qualcomm CPU. Its 512MB…
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HTC 2009 handset lineup leaked
We were expecting to wait till the GSMA Mobile World Conference next month before we heard any real news about HTC’s upcoming new handsets, but someone on the inside either slipped up or decided to make every tech bloggers day. We have what appears to be a list of al the upcoming HTC phones for…
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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…