The paint job on the T-Mobile Dash 3G was different from the HTC Snap, here are a couple close-up photos of the Dash 3G’s sparkling bronze body. The sparkling paint flakes are very subtle and only noticeable in bright light.
This plug-in allows you to add your favorite contacts to the WM 6.5 CHome (aka Titanium) homescreen.
Supports VGA, WVGA, QVGA, WQVGA, and QVGA Square. (more…)
The new T-Mobile Dash 3G’s hardware is very similar to the HTC Snap. It’s got the same Qualcomm MSM7225 processor running at 528MHz, Windows Mobile 6.1 Standard, 256MB ROM, 192MB RAM, assisted GPS, WiFi b & g, Bluetooth 2.0 + EDR, USB 2.0, 1500mAh battery, 2.0MP camera and microSD expansion. (more…)
Nak’s Pure Black is the epitome of the now classic Black Slab, with a button-devoid 4.1 inch 800×600 screen, 1GHz Qualcomm processor, only 8 mm thick and with a 8 megapixel camera capable of HD recording and Xenon flash. It features HDMI out and, to maintain the sleek lines, a concealed MicroSD card and Windows Mobile OS.
Analyst Edward Snyder from Research firm Charter Equity Research said in a report Monday that he believes Palm has sold 300,000 Palm Pre smartphones, based on conversations with sources in the handset manufacturing industry. He predicts that Palm is producing 15,000 Pres per day and that it will ship one million devices in the first quarter of production. He also expects Palm to begin expanding webOS to other devices. (more…)
Well, well, what do we have here? A T-Mobile G1 with the new HTC Sense UI. HTC Hero is currently the only HTC device featuring the impressive new UI and even though HTC will reportedly offer it to their other handsets, all T-Mobile Android phones won’t be on that list at all. However, some Italians managed to run a ported version of the UI called SuperHERO on a T-Mobile G1/HTC Dream.
Its all an mater of of the installation follow order:Bufed skin, weather, weather CPR fix, TWolf’s ect.. If it fails or one is gone, then install Bufed again and reboot.It works, just be patient. Remember to reboot the device after an skin installation.
If you’re looking for a device with a sliding keyboard and high resolution screen for your next phone, you undoubtedly are considering the HTC Touch Pro 2 or the upcoming Samsung Omnia Pro.
Both devices have very similar dimensions, with the HTC Touch Pro2 being a bit taller. Also different, the Touch Pro2 has that tiling screen, and the Omnia Pro uses is using AMOLED screen technology to provide sharper blacks and better power efficiency. For a spec-to-spec comparison, check out PDAdb.net.
Well, here is some interesting news straight from the horse’s mouth. Microsoft Austria has announced that the Samsung Omnia 2 with its amazing WVGA AMOLED screen will be released end of September. Not only that, the device will be fully loaded from the get go with Windows Mobile 6.5.
The smartphone will be launched on Austria’s A1 government carrier, who owns 42% of the market in that small country. It is unknown if it will arrive elsewhere first, possibly sans Windows Mobile 6.5.
You can use it to listen to music, watch pictures, play videos and keep up with RSS feeds/podcasts/vodcasts, all on your Windows Mobile device. It can be controlled by the touch of your finger. Actually is was created because we missed a good looking media player that can be used while driving a car.