New video review of Toshiba TG01
It has faster processor than competition - 1GHz, and it has bigger display than any other Windows Mobile phone - 4.1 inch with 800x480 pixels, so clearly it is the…
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May 5, 2009
Toshiba TG01 with Windows Mobile 6.5 video
Toshiba TG01 running Windows Mobile 6.5 - yes, but as we know Toshiba never promised the new OS for TG01 as "official" OS, but who knows :)
April 11, 2009
O2 Germany announces Toshiba TG01
Whie O2 UK operator is preoccupied with iPhone, O2 Germany has no iPhone in its offerings (it is snatched by T-Mobile Germany on exclusivity basis) so exclusivity on Toshiba TG01…
March 5, 2009
Snapdragon – Windows Mobile powered netbook
Qualcomm, despite being a company you've never heard of, is all around you. Every phone that boasts 3G is most likely powered by a Qualcomm chipset and now it's moving…
February 26, 2009
Microsoft announces Windows Mobile 6.5
Microsoft announced the latest update to their Windows Mobile software, on Monday at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, bringing the software up to the rumoured version 6.5. The refreshed operating…
February 17, 2009
Toshiba TG01 hands-on photos
It’s a huge slab, that’s for sure, but its thin shape makes the TG01 more pocketable than you’d think. Blackberry Bold compared to Toshiba TG01. The USB connector hides under…
February 5, 2009
Toshiba TG01 with 4.1 inch WVGA screen – Windows Mobile beast
Finally, an honest to goodness Qualcomm Snapdragon device is about to land in the form of the Toshiba TG01. The 9.9-mm thin handset will feature a 4.1-inch WVGA (800 x…
February 3, 2009
iPhone 3G under the hood
TechOnline has a report about exactly what makes it tick and they’ve managed to identify all the important chips on the iPhone’s mainboard to get some insight into Apple’s design choices.
They note that the 3G iPhone is an incremental improvement over the original iPhone rather than a ground up redesign. Of particular interest is how many of the new wireless parts are from Infineon, while the main processor remains a Samsung part. Strangely, given Apple’s huge flash order with Samsung, the memory itself seems to be from Toshiba. Check out the original article for a fuller description of the new iPhone’s silicon underpinnings. There are also some videos of the teardown.
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July 19, 2008