Check out the great images after the jump for the rest of the leaked devices that you can start looking forward to!
More Windows Mobile 6.5 shots have been leaked today and we’re glad to see that they’re nice and clear albeit not that awe-inspiring. I’m personally glad to see some screen shots that don’t include the terrifying angry peacock background — eeesh!
Let’s hope that Microsoft has more up their sleeves than a facelift of honeycomb tabs and the slightly-goofy-named ‘My Phone‘ application.
Watch the video and judge for yourself: Rayvitto from XDA-Developers.com has put up this Youtube video of what he claims to be the Windows Mobile 6.5 beta ROM in action on his BlueAngel.
What do you think?
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Looks like the previously rumoured T-Mobile Dash II was nothing more than the regular Dash with a new black makeover. But hey, that’s something right? Now you can get the popular T-Mobile Dash in black!
Get yourself a Dash right here then be sure to come back and read some of our How-tos and tweaks to get your device running all kinds of weird and wonderful things!
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While we could complain about the quality of this leaked photo – this is what we have to work with, folks. So kudos to the anon photographer.
Well, in case you can’t spot it right away, this is the long rumoured T-Mobile Shadow II – HTC’s non-touch, WinMo 6.1 standard smartphone. As is rumoured, it supports HotSpot WiFi-based calling on top of a 2.6 inch QVGA display, slide-out 20-key text keyboard, 2MP camera, microSD slot, and quad-band GSM/EDGE.
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Remember the Motorola Atila? Motorola’s proposed answer to the iPhone 3G? Well, now that all the buzz has died down (as is the way with so many devices these days), new spy shots have been released as a reminder that this device will actually be coming out… someday.
In case you had any doubts (I know I didn’t) – the Samsung Omnia will be officially coming to Verizon Wireless.
Alright Verizon Wireless customers, put down the new BlackBerry Storm and hear me out, okay? And, while the real specs are still a mystery, we’re still talking about a 5MP camera/camcorder, full HTML browsing, and an expansive touchscreen.
While the Verizon page is linked to by Samsung’s website, the Verizon page itself doesn’t exist… yet. But it will. Oh yes, it will.
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According to today’s Wall Street Journal, HP is getting ready to launch a brand new Communicator before the year’s end. Could this be the previously leaked HP OAK that we heard about at the beginning of this year?
From what I can tell, the HP OAK looks to be an HP touchscreen version of the HTC S710 (Vox) — with two keyboards (digital and side-sliding QWERTY). It’s rumoured to have HSDPA, GPS, WiFi, and Bluetooth, running Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional.
No more details are known about release date or price, but stay tuned!
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phoneArena has just let me in on some late-breaking news given to them by an anonymous tipster about the HTC Touch Pro, Saga (CDMA version of the Epix), and Renown.
Looks like the Samsung Saga I770 (CDMA version of the Epix) can be ordered via the Internet and Telesales on Nov 14th for $199 with a 2-year contract (after $70 rebate). It features Dual-band CDMA, EVDO Rev A, Quad-band GSM, WiFi 802.11g/b, Windows Mobile 6.1 Pro, Office, Opera and IE Mobile, Bluetooth, 2.55″ 320×320 pixel display, 2MP camera, microSDHC support up to 16GB, and comes with a SIM card pre-installed. Included in the box are adapters for use with the wall charger in other countries. Hint hint. :)
The internet is buzzing with rumours the T-Mobile MDA Vario IV. Everyone wants to know – when will this bad boy launch? Well, the T-Mobile site’s ‘Phone Manuals’ section lists it! (Bottom left of the center frame)
The T-Mobile version of the HTC Touch Pro has got Windows Mobile 6.1 Pro, 528Mhz CPU, 3.2 megapixel auto-focus camera with flash, GPS, Bluetooth 2.0, Wi-Fi, TV Out, FM Radio, and a microSD slot.
So if you’re a big fan of T-Mobile’s Vario IV (HTC Touch Pro) be sure to keep your eyes on the T-Mobile site - and this one! We’ll let you know the moment it launches!
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It appears that the AT&T Fuze (HTC Touch Pro) will finally see the light of day on Tuesday, November 11th. This very – very - sexy phone will be a big hit, there’s no doubt about it. And at $299.99 it’ll sell like hotcakes. Mmm hotcakes with TouchFLO 3D.
Now, check out these other leaked documents containing all you could ever want in Fuze/Touch Pro accessories as well as some more info on the sweet device itself!
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According to PhoneArena, the Samsung Omnia (i910) will soon be coming to Verizon Wireless and, as seen above, there are pictures to prove it!
The i910 is the CDMA/EVDO version of the OMNIA, (which is, of course, suitable for Verizon Wireless). It is expected to have similar specifications and design. The original OMNIA features large touchscreen, 5-megapixel camera, GPS, Windows Mobile 6.1 OS and DivX/XviD playback.
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Though there’s no news yet on an official launch, it looks like AT&T corporate stores are starting to get some Fuze (HTC Touch Pro) dummy units now. Look at that sexy, sexy phone!
Rumour has it that the AT&T Fuze (that’s the AT&T version of the Touch Pro) will start shipping out to stores some time in the next two weeks. BGR is saying that it’s targeted for a release near Black Friday.
The Fuze is said to be going for $349.99 with a 2-year contract and data plan.
Click here to see some additional images of the AT&T Fuze (HTC Touch Pro)
According to some interesting rumours today, Windows Mobile 7 may be making its debut this week at the Professional Developers Conference (2008) in Los Angeles, California. Though the main focus of the event is not on Windows Mobile specifically, a ZDNet journalist has this to say about the conference:
Attendees will get a demo of Windows 7 by Windows engineering chief Steven Sinofsky, as well as pre-beta M3 bits to take home. Chief Software Architect Ray Ozzie is on tap to outline Microsoft’s Live Framework, the Live Mesh development platform. Windows Server head Bob Muglia is expected to unveil Microsoft’s cloud development platform and explain how Microsoft plans to try to one-up Amazon and Google in this space — via a combination of its Windows Cloud OS, virtualization and a variety of cloud-optimized services. There are sessions on Microsoft’s Oslo modeling strategy and platform, Silverlight 2 for mobile, parallel/concurrent computing and more.
