OK, we’re hoping this will all make a bit more sense tomorrow. This apparently us the T-Mobile version of the Schubert. It looks a little different than the earlier shots but, at a guess, it could be that this is a US version. Honestly, I’ll just be glad when tomorrow is done and we can piece this all together.
Slightly different specs are shown in this TmoNews article – 16GB of storage, 576MB of RAM and a $199 price-tag in the US.
Right, that’s enough – let’s get on that train to London now shall we?
Link – TmoNews
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OK, we’re hoping this will all make a bit more sense tomorrow. This apparently us the T-Mobile version of the Schubert. It looks a little different than the earlier shots but, at a guess, it could be that this is a US version. Honestly, I’ll just be glad when tomorrow is done and we can piece this all together.
Slightly different specs are shown in this TmoNews article – 16GB of storage, 576MB of RAM and a $199 price-tag in the US.
Right, that’s enough – let’s get on that train to London now shall we?
Link – TmoNews
Read on and add your comments. Follow us on twitter too.
by dave on November 9th, 2009 /
Category: News
Is Windows Mobile 6.5 is helping to drive sales of HTC Windows Phones? According to HTC CEO Peter Chou:
HTC is currently cooperating with a number of carriers in Europe, including T-Mobile, Orange and Vodafone, to promote the sales of HTC HD2 and demand from those carriers is outpacing supply, Chou indicated.
Digitimes and HTCPedia read this as evidence that WinMo 6.5 is helping to sell devices, but you’ve got to wonder: HTC makes excellent quality devices, has completely replaced the Windows Mobile interface with TouchFlo, TouchFlo 3D, and now Sense and just re-branded themselves and launched a new, expanded marketing campaign… so is this demand for their devices thanks to Windows Mobile 6.5 or in spite of it?
Anyone care to hazard a guess?
by dave on November 4th, 2009 /
Category: News
Peter Chou (CEO of HTC) and Steve Ballmer held a joint conference today in Taiwan to officially announce one of the most highly anticipated Windows Phones so far: the HTC HD2. Much has been leaked and learned already about the HD2’s powerful 1Ghz processor, it’s massive 4.3″ capacitive WVGA touchscreen, and that it will be the first HTC Windows Phone to sport Sense instead of TouchFlo, but this announcement makes it official:
The HTC HD2 shows what’s possible through our close partnership with HTC and it breaks new ground for Windows phones by delivering a beautiful multi-touch screen that people will love.
So says Mr. Ballmer. The full press release (after the jump) says the HTC HD2 is now shipping in Asia and will be shipping to North America in “early 2010″. Honestly, I can’t wait to get my hands on one of these!
more…
by dave on October 26th, 2009 /
Category: News
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HTC, in their quest to usurp the OS makers and convince people to just buy HTC, have begun an ad campaign to promote their new “quietly brilliant” slogan, which replaced the old “HTC Innovation” slogan earlier this month. This new ad, which is OS-agnostic, simply promotes the HTC brand, reflects HTC’s own quietly brilliant strategy over the past two years to produce phones that provide the same experience regardless of the OS underneath. Another excellent step by HTC! The more irrelevant the OS (thanks to the common Sense UI across all HTC devices) the more those OS makers will have to up their game.
Spb Software House has just released an upgrade to their incredibly popular Windows Mobile UI replacement, Spb Mobile Shell. The new version, Spb Mobile Shell 3.5, features additional support for social networks like Facebook and Twitter, enhanced Internet searching with instant suggestions and many others enhancements.
