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Shadow II shows its face again
We’ve known about the HTC Shadow II for more than six months now. Speculation initually slated the phone to be released in mid October, but it never materialized. Now the FCC is showing off the Shadow II with quite a few pictures and some new information. The Shadow II will feature Windows mobile 6.1, quad-band…
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HTC S740 video ad
It’s been a while since we’ve heard anything on the HTC S740. Just a quick recap, the HTC S740 features a 2.4 inch screen, integrated GPS, Wifi, HSDPS, slide out full QWERTY keyboard, 3.2MP camera, and a microSD slot all running on Windows Mobile 6.1. Currently there are no carriers in the U.S. who have…
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White HTC Touch Diamond shows it’s face
We have heard rumors for the mythical white HTC Touch Diamond, but until now all we have seen are computer generated renderings. It seems HTC has finally chosen to reveal the white version of the Diamond at a trade show in China. Speculation has concluded that the white Diamond has the same specifications as the…
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T-Mobile G1 on sale for $125 with American Express Card
And we’re back. Sorry for the delay, but we had a busy holiday weekend with family in town and a whole lot of chores to do around the house. As most tech savvy people know, today is Cyber Monday. Since we all like to save some cash on out gadgets, American Express is offering a…
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HTC Touch PRO makes its Alltel debut
I guess Alltel didn’t want to be left out. They now join the ranks with At&t and Sprint in offering the HTC Touch PRO on their network. Alltel’s version of the Touch PRO has a few more smooth edges and refembles Sprint’s CDMA version a little more than the original GSM model. It also offers…
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TouchFLO 2D available for for 128MB Touch
HTC’s latest Touch 3G comes with a light version of their TouchFLO 3D which gives the device a slick new interface. Now, HTC is offering the same TouchFLO 2D for those who purchased the 128MB HTC Touch from last year. All you need to do is head over to www.htc.com, log into your account and…
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Adobe is cooking up Flash for Windows Mobile, Android, and others
Today marks an important step in bringing mobile internet one step closer to the desktop experience. Adobe has just unveiled their plans on bringing Flash Player 10 to Windows Mobile, Google’s Android, and Nokia’s Symbian operating systems. Note for the record that Apple’s iPhone is currently not included in their plans. Adobe has seen the…