Phone News
HTC HD3 Concept Pics
Mar 17th
Here are some fresh pics of the HTC HD3 concept straight from a designer’s mind ! the HD2 was revolutionary in terms of design and the screen was huge and now after the Windows Phone 7 announcement from Microsoft, we can expect some great devices due to the hardware requirements for Windows Phone 7.This concept talks about a 4.5 inch AMOLED Capacitive display with a resolution of 800×1280 pixels . There’s a 1.5 GHz processor powering the phone.
Nokia files patent for Self-Charging Phones
Mar 17th
Nokia has filed a patent with the US patents office for a phone that can work continuously without requiring to be plugged in for a recharge. The phone will convert energy from the owner’s motion to charge itself.
Final versions of both Opera Mini 5 and Opera Mobile 10 released
Mar 17th
The final versions of both Opera Mini 5 and Opera Mobile 10 have just been released. One after the other diverse versions of the free web browser have been showing up so that now there are dedicated versions for almost all platforms and most of the phones out there are compatible with either the Opera Mini 5 or the Opera Mobile 10.
Windows Phone 7 hardware requirements confirmed, two WP7 phones and an HTC HD3 rumor
Mar 17th
There were speculations about the hardware requirements of Windows Phone 7, which phones will get the upgrade and now at the MIX10 Microsoft finally gave answers to those nagging questions.
The Latest Buzz….Windows Phone 7 Application Special
Mar 17th
The MIX 2010 conference is off to a nice start and Microsoft are showcasing for the first time how apps work under Windows Phone 7. From multi-tasking through push notifications to gaming – it’s all here.
Symbian^3 demoed, promises to deliver what users expect
Mar 14th
Symbian^3 is due this year, in fact we’ve heard that S^3 devices should arrive in Q3, but we hadn’t seen a live demo of it. One just hit the Internet – it runs on a laptop rather than a phone but still, the UI is manipulated in real time in front of a live audience.
Touch-driven Nokia C6 strikes with a slide-out QWERTY keyboard
Mar 14th
Nokia C6 will be the third side-slider in the S60 5th edition family and according to the new naming convention, adopted by the Finnish company it shouldn’t be much pricier than the Nokia C5 (135 euro before taxes). The Nokia C6 only has 256 MB of internal memory (compare to 32 GB in Nokia N97 and 8GB in N97 mini) and seems to drop the steel frame in favor of an all-plastic body.
First Symbian^4 demo videos spotted, innovations missing
Mar 2nd
A few weeks back there were some speculations about Symbian’s future but as it seems, Nokia aren’t keen on leaving the most popular smartphone OS in the mud. Instead, Symbian OS is on its way to a total makeover just like Windows Mobile.
2009 world handset sales ranked, iPhone OS eats WinMo
Mar 2nd
Technology researchers from Gartner have come up with their annual report on mobile phone sales, 2009 edition. And it’s an interesting read.
In short, 2009 phones sales have remained flat despite the economic imbalances but there are some pretty interesting market share shifts.
First Snapdragon-powered Nokia phone in the works
Mar 2nd
It is probably an understatement that Nokia and Qualcomm have buried the hatchet. Kissed and made up is more like it. In a recent interview Qualcomm CEO Paul Jacobs reveals Nokia have a Snapdragon-powered Symbian smartphone in the pipeline. Due by the end of the year.
Microsoft’s own Windows Phone 7 device will be made by Asus?
Feb 20th
Windows Mobile is reborn. We all met the new Windows Phone 7 and by the end of the year we’ll meet the first smartphones based on it. Reportedly, Microsoft will launch their own phone in early 2011 as well. And it will be made by Asus.
Windows Mobile is dead, long live Windows Phone 6 Starter Edition
Feb 18th
If you thought Windows Mobile 6 was finally put to rest, guess again. It turns out there’s a little something called Windows Phone 6 Starter Edition, which is headed to new and emerging markets and can be used for rugged field computing and so on.
Nokia and Intel combine Maemo and Moblin into MeeGo
Feb 16th
Now, how about that – Nokia and Intel shook hands to merge their mobile Linux projects into one. And along came MeeGo. The silly name aside, MeeGo is the blend of Nokia’s Maemo, used on the Nokia N900 and a few others, and Intel’s Moblin, which powers MIDs based on the Moorestown platform.
Microsoft announces the all new Windows Phone 7 Series platform
Feb 16th
Well, the wait is over. Microsoft finally let the cat out of the bag and Windows Mobile 7 (or Windows Phone 7 Series) as MS calls it, is now official. The first phones should start selling by this year’s holiday season.
Microsoft just announced their next mobile OS installment here at the MWC 2010. Meet the new Windows Phone 7 designed for “Life in Motion”. Though called that way, the new Windows Phone is not really a phone. It’s a new mobile OS. The best about it is that it breaks off with its roots and goes with completely different approach.
HTC Legend, HTC Desire and HTC HD Mini ready to roll
Feb 16th
The HTC press conference here at the MWDC 2010 is scheduled for tomorrow but it seems that the phones to be presented there have already made their way out with some nice pics and full specs. Now the HTC Legend and the HTC Bravo are hardly a secret – they’ve been around our rumored section long enough. Today’s surprise however is the HTC Touch HD Mini (yet another Mini version?)
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