Pocketnow have hit upon 5 interesting observations about the Touch HD, primarily from the Unwired video we featured earlier this week. Nothing particularly problematic, just a couple of points to give you a feel for the phone and which might answer some questions you have.
The guys over at Android Community have just posted three videos showing us more details on the inbuilt YouTube applications, AmazonMP3 and the settings section of the HTC G1 Android Phone. YouTube is very clean and easy to navigate. The dark interface gives a really nice touch when reading through descriptions of videos and looking through thumbnails to find what you are looking for. You can see all three video after the break.
We mentioned last month that Photoshop.com was coming to Windows Mobile, well it is now live and you can join the beta. The bad news is the list of supported phones. As of now the only models supported are the Samsung Blackjack I and II, Moto Q9H, Moto Q9M and finally the Treo 700W and 750W. There is a video to show you what it is all about at the Photoshop site and if you are already a member you can go straight to the mobile site m.photoshop.com from your Windows Mobile.
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T-Mobile UK has announced a range of prepaid mobile broadband options that come with a USB dongle for a laptop, taking on the wildly successful similar offering from 3. This move also shows how the mobile data sector is changing quickly to support new revenue streams and new breeds of users for the hard pressed cellcos.
Mobility Today received a tip off on some photos that have never been seen before of the Motorola Q11. This phone offers GPS, Bluetooth, WiFi, 3MPx Cam and Windows Mobile 6.1.. No information as to when we will see this handset but the photos don’t look too shabby. Pictures after the break.
Recently RIM released their new baby, the Blackberry 9000 Bold and this seems to be a popular choice among the Blackberry fans. I must admit that I’ve never really used a Blackberry device in anger, I’ve set them up for other people and played with BES a little but never really got my hands dirty with the handset itself.
However, the Bold looked like an interesting device, full QWERTY keyboard and a Half VGA display coupled with HSDPA and 1GB of ROM, I thought it was about time that we looked that the BB more closely.
I know many people fall in to one of two camps, those that love BB and those that hate it. Blackberry lovers seem to claim that their devices are easier to use and more robust than their Windows Mobile counterparts. We’re going to have a look over the next week or so.
As always, you can see the device up close in our unboxing video below:
Blackberry Bold specification:
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If your looking to get a bit of protection for your iPhone you should check out Mobility Today’s review of the Bodyguardz Screen Protector. Dave last night decided to take the plunge and apply a BodyGuardz screen protector for his iPhone 3G. As you can see by the photos after the break these have no orange peel effect and they are as clear as glass. I am currently using the Invisible Shield on my iPhone 3G and have to admit when I use other people iPhone’s I am rather jealous of the smoothness of their screen compared with mine so this looks like a good compromise.
WMExperts have got their hands on the latest beta of the Skyfire Windows Mobile browser, if you don’t know the Skyfire browser was the first mobile browser to support full web PC browsing, including rich media content, supporting Ajax, Flash, Quicktime, Windows Media, and others. Previously, people who wanted to enjoy the exact PC web experience on their handsets had to sign up on a waiting list for Skyfire. With today’s announcement, the latest version of the Windows Mobile Skyfire browser is available to anyone. The 0.8 iteration of Skyfire for Windows Mobile includes marked improvements. Video look after the break.
The first preview of the highly anticipated Nokia 5800 XpressMusic appeared today. The handset isn’t expected to make its first official public appearance before October 2nd but its specs are now almost completely revealed. Formerly known as Nokia Tube, the first S60 handset to feature touchscreen technology will run on the new edition of the OS – Symbian S60 Taco 5.0.
Our latest podcast is now available to download, in episode 5 we discuss the alleged delay to Windows Mobile 7, HTC G1 Android phone after today’s launch, HTC Touch HD, and some info on Three and Orange UK Networks. You can subscribe via iTunes, RSS or download the mp3 file here. Full show notes after the break.
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