Archive for November 23rd, 2009

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Boingo WiFi app for iPhone – review

You know what, let me tell you something: if whole life you are just commuting to work and you travel only once a year for holidays then don’t read this review – because then you have absolutely no idea.

However if you are traveling regularly, come on, you can’t miss this review:

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Palm Pixi gets reviewed by thecellphonejunckie

Our friend Mickey Papillon who runs thecellphonejunckie.com recently got his hands on the latest offering from Palm, the Pixi.

 

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Palm Pixi

 

The device, which is only available in the USA at the moment, takes on Palms more traditional form factor of having a front facing QWERTY keypad.

The Pixi is the second device from Palm sporting their new operating system, Web OS, which seems to be going down a storm on the Palm Pre.

As I don’t expect to get the Palm Pixi over here in the UK anytime soon please check out Mickey’s review here, and while your at it you may as well have a listen to his podcast too.

 

Posted by:  James

 

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Version 1.3.1 of webOS now available in Europe

    image Palm Pre customers on Telefonica networks in the UK, Ireland, Germany, and Spain can expect an automatic update to webOS 1.3.1 soon. No action is required; your over-the-air update will take place when you have WiFi or 3G coverage within the next few days. Highlights of the update include:

    • support for LinkedIn contacts and Yahoo! calendar and contact information in Palm

    • improvements in e-mail and messaging, such as the ability to forward messages in the Messaging app

    • a new Facebook for Palm app

    • more options for using your Palm Pre in corporate EAS environments.

      • You can find more information about the over-the-air update process here and can find details about the update in your country here for the UK and Ireland,here for Germany, and here for Spain.

        Via Palm Blog

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      HTC HD2 now in stock in O2 Stores

      HTC HD2_1O2 is pleased to announce that the HTC HD2 will be on sale in-store today, bringing the eagerly awaited handset to the home of smartphones. Available from free on O2 Pay Monthly, the HD2 packs in a massive 4.3-inch touch screen, fast processor and camera with LED flash into a package just 11mm thick and weighing in at 157 grams.

      “The HTC HD2 is the first HTC branded phone to be sold on O2. We love the large screen and combination of Windows Mobile 6.5 with HTC Sense,” said Steve Alder, General Manager Devices for O2 in the UK. “We are proud to be the home of smartphones and the HTC HD2 adds a new dimension to the range of devices we offer to our customers.”

      Jon French, Executive Director UK & IE, HTC, said, “The close partnership between HTC and Microsoft means we are able to bring HTC Sense, a customer experience which makes the phone work in a more simple, natural and personal way, to a Windows phone for the first time with the HD2. With one of the largest screens in the market, the powerful and ultra-thin HD2 offers users an amazing mobile experience.”

      The HTC HD2 is powered by a 1Ghz processor and has built in Wi-Fi, GPS, and FM radio. It has YouTube, Facebook and Twitter integration and a MicroSD card slot for expandable memory, as well as a standard 3.5mm audio jack, Bluetooth and microUSB charging port.

      The HTC HD2 will be available in-store and over the phone. To find your nearest O2 retail store, visit http://www.o2.co.uk/shop/retailstores.

      via Press Release

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      HTC HD2 available on O2 – Now

      I just received an email from O2 stating the HTC HD2 should be in store today!

       

       

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      HTC HD2

       

      O2 is pleased to announce that the HTC HD2 will be on sale in-store today, bringing the eagerly awaited handset to the home of smart phones. Available from free on O2 Pay Monthly, the HD2 packs in a massive 4.3-inch touch screen, fast processor and camera with LED flash into a package just 11mm thick and weighing in at 157 grams.

       

      “The HTC HD2 is the first HTC branded phone to be sold on O2. We love the large screen and combination of Windows Mobile 6.5 with HTC Sense,” said Steve Alder, General Manager Devices for O2 in the UK. “We are proud to be the home of smart phones and the HTC HD2 adds a new dimension to the range of devices we offer to our customers.”
      Jon French, Executive Director UK & IE, HTC, said, “The close partnership between HTC and Microsoft means we are able to bring HTC Sense, a customer experience which makes the phone work in a more simple, natural and personal way, to a Windows phone for the first time with the HD2. With one of the largest screens in the market, the powerful and ultra-thin HD2 offers users an amazing mobile experience.”
      The HTC HD2 is powered by a 1Ghz processor and has built in Wi-Fi, GPS, and FM radio. It has YouTube, Facebook and Twitter integration and a MicroSD card slot for expandable memory, as well as a standard 3.5mm audio jack, Bluetooth and microUSB charging port.
      The HTC HD2 will be available in-store and over the phone. To find your nearest O2 retail store, visit http://www.o2.co.uk/shop/retailstores.

       

      I have requested a review device from O2 so we can see if they have implemented any changes to the handset. Obviously we will let you know when we have tested the device.

       

      Posted by: James

       

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      HTC HD2 SMS Bug?

      Has the HTC HD2 got an SMS bug?

       

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      HTC HD2

       

      On a previous post, forum user chriscamplejohn mentioned that his text messages were being delivered hours after being sent.

      I too had a similar problem with our review device but I presumed it was a network problem. As chriscamplejohn is using Vodafone and I use Orange this is either a hardware problem or a strange coincidence. We’ve heard similar stories from T-Mobile customers too.

      Not it does seem odd for so many people to be reporting this but personally I cant see how this can be caused by the handset itself. Can anyone offer any insight?

       

      If anyone else has experienced similar problems with the HD2 we would love to hear form you!

       

      Posted by: James

       

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