Nexus One get some colors

For $175, ColorWare will help you make your Nexus One or Barnes & Noble nook e-reader a one of a kind gadget with custom colors of your choice. The treatment…

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Windows Mobile 7 leaked system requirements

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The Chassis 1 requirements were leaked for Windows Mobile 7 a while back and the new leak that details the requirements for Windows Mobile 7 show that the platform is geared towards the high-end smartphone users, with on-board storage, a capable camera, and sensors requirements, and vivid screen. Here are the latest leaked specs:

-1GHz processor
-3.6 inch WVGA display
-G-sensor and compass
-8GB of onboard memory
-5MP camera
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HTC Bravo and HTC Legend – leaked info and pictures

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The first one (Android OS equivalent to the HTC HD2) is to be officially presented in March, and sales should hit in April. I recall that on board we can find among others: 3.7-inch AMOLED touch screen with WVGA resolution, Qualcomm Snapdragon processor 1GHz QSD, 3G HSDPA, WiFi, GPS, 512MB RAM, sound Dolby for Mobile Camera 5Mpix with video recording capability in HD (720p) and the Android version 2.1 with the overlay Sense UI.

Unfortunately, there is no photos of the HTC Legend model, but here are the specs of this phone:

The most important are 2 things: the aluminum body of the phone and AMOLED display. Legend entire body is made of aluminum and it can not be broken. Element, which can remove the plastic, lower part of the back cover. After the photo shows us a place for the battery, SIM card and MicroSD. The second part is a removable cover antennas located around the camera and LED flash.
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Motorola Droid overclocked to 1.1Ghz – faster than Nexus One

Folks over at AllDroid have managed to overclock the Motorola Droid phone to 1.1Ghz, hence making it faster than the “stock” Nexus One which is powered by 1Ghz Snapdragon processor. The test was carried out by testing Droid with different clock speeds (800Mhz, 900Mhz, 1Ghz, 1.1Ghz) after which it was found to be running most stable at 800Mhz.

Motorola Droid overclock guide:

Here are 3 intirim releases I used when compiling the info in this post, where the 600MHz slot was replaced with 800MHz, 900MHz, and 1GHz respectivly. 800MHz seems rock solid, as did 900MHz, 1GHz was only tested for 5 minutes. 1.1 seems a touch unstable so it’s going to be left for when cpufreq and etc get more slots added.
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