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HTC HD2 for T-Mobile – unboxing

The guys from BGR scored an early retail unit of the T-Mobile HTC HD2 and posted some unboxing pictures.

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AT&T Motorola Backflip – hardware video tour

AT&T Motorola Backflip unboxing video

Some quick comparison – HTC Touch Pro2 vs. iPhone vs. Nokia N97

Here we have some quick comparison between these three mobile devices (iPhone, NokiaN97 and HTC Touch Pro2) because people are confused about which product from the three products to buy, and what is the suitable product for them and why to buy it and also to know the differences between the three products so in this article we are going to talk about the differences between each mobile and features of each one so let’s start. I searched the internet for information about the whole three products and i got some useful information and i put it right here so everyone knows which product is suitable for him.

The three products shapes :

HTC Touch Pro2:

iPhone:

Nokia N97:

One of the three products don’t have a seperate keyboard and this is the iPhone, but there is another type of HTC series is pretty close in the features from the one I have mentioned in here and also it includes a pretty nice and high camera and this type is called Dimond2.

The three products are pretty close from each other in the memory space but if we took the maximum limit for the memory to reach it will be of course the Nokia N97 because it can be raised up to 48GB. When it comes to the colors and screen specifications so Nokia N97 is the best of all , but the actual use points to that HTC Touch Pro2 is the best in screen resolution and Windows Mobile OS, super sensitivity for the touch screen use, and the ability to follow it. For the potential of fixed and mobile imaging the winner is HTC Touch Pro2 without any competitor. iPhone don’t have the radio feature or even the general bluetooth use (you can use the bluetooth feature for the headphones only) and also iPhone can’t send MMS messages.

Motorola CLIQ XT first impressions

The device runs MOTOBLUR on top of Android 1.5 and is designed as a slate/tablet form factor for T-Mobile. Specs-wise, it uses a similar processor to the MOTO CLIQ. What’s notable is that Motorola included two back battery covers. There’s a textured rubberized back that feels really good in the hands in classic black as well as a smooth, metallic purple finish for a spunkier day.

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Case-Mate for HTC HD2 / T8585 Barely There (Black Rubber) customer review

Case-mate have a new collection of HTC HD2 cases. This one is particularly interesting, given the sleek looks of the HTC HD2, is the Barely There cases, which are made of impact resistant flexible plastic and only covers the back and corners of the HTC HD2.  The case however also comes with a full-face screen protector to provide all-round protection.

Here is the review from NightFire123 @ XDA-Developers forum:

For me it was clear that I have to protect the camera and still have a sleek design.

The case itself comes in a plastic box with some micro fibre cleaning cloth and a screen protector.
There are no edges or burrs that could hurt the HD2. The whole case is covered with a rubber finish just like the HD2, but I don’t think as resistant (no scratches yet).

There are also some bad points I want to mention. If you want a case that you put on once and never/only a few times pull off, this is your way, but if you do it like me pull it off every day to put in a cradle you have to face some scratches on the original rubber on the hd2.

The screen protection is not so good; after two days there are a lot of scratches on it, so maybe I’ll peel it off.

It does fit the screen nicely however and there are no issues with the proximity sensor

I have to say that this is in my opinion the best way to protect the camera and to save the smart design of the beloved HD2.

Comparison guide: Nokia 5800 vs. BlackBerry Storm 9250

BlackBerry Storm (BB9250) got released an year after Nokia 5800. Black Berry saw all the flaws that Nokia 5800 has and tried to improve them in BB9250. One of the important was the implementation of Capacitive Screen in BB9250. Nokia 5800 even today comes with a Resistive screen which has a inferior touch response when compared with the Capacitive screen. However, BB9250 could not match the resolution of 16M colors in Nokia 5800’s display. BB9250 has a screen resolution of 65K colors.

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T-Mobile HD2 preview

With a little more than two weeks remaining until the highly anticipated HD2 hits T-Mobile, we’ve got some more exclusive T-Mobile HTC HD2 pics for our readers.  There’s really not much to say here other than “perfect”!

Get your cheap Windows phone: HTC Diamond vs. Samsung Omnia i900

This article will include the features of HTC Diamond and Samsung Omnia i900 mobile phones.

First the Both mobile shapes:

Samsung Omnia i900:

HTC Diamond:

So let’s start the comparision, first of all the HTC Diamond beats the Omnia in the following features:

• VGA screen.
• Touch Flo 3D feature.
• Existence of the touch screen pin (magnetic stylus) while there is no existence for the pin in the Samsung Omnia.
• Existence of the scroll wheel.
• Liter than Omnia.
• The same and usual mini USB port so you can connect it with a computer but the Omnia has a special USB port that’s made especially for it.
• Accelorometer Feature.
• Better performance for video and games.

Now we come to the features that Samsung Omnia i900 beats HTC Diamond in it .

• Battery use time is longer than HTC’s about two times (double).
• Fast processor performance.
• GSM quad band feature.
• Existence of a place for a MicroSD card so you can raise up the memory space but when it comes to Diamond you don’t have this feature (only built in storage memory).
• Internal memory size is 8 or 16 Gigabyets however the Diamond is just 4 Gigabyets.
• Main camera resolution of 5 Megapixels while the Diamond’s camera is just 3 Migapixels.
• TV out feature.
• The ability to use keyboard (qwerty keyboard) when the horizontal screen mode is on (landscape mode) while in the HTC Diamond you can use this feature only with browsing program.

HTC Diamond and Samsung Omnia i900 are pretty cool Windows Mobile devices and very good at the specs so when it comes to buying which one we are talking about what will the person who will buy one of them use it for ? So I think it depends on the person who will buy a product whether it was Omnia i900 or HTC Diamond you just have to set down with your self and decide which one is suitable for you and what will you use it for. In the end , I hope this article helped you choosing a product to buy from the both Windows Mobile devices .

HTC Legend unboxing video

SlashGear has gotten themselves an early version of the  HTC Legend (Android powered phone), and here is the unboxing video!