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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.
Arne over at the unwired has just posted a 24 minute video look at the HTC Touch HD. Thanks to O2 Germany, which will exclusively carry the HTC Touch HD in Germany, Arne got his hands on an early prototype and while the ROM build wasn’t anything close to a release candidate, the hardware looked pretty final already. Visit the Unwired to watch the video here.
Mobility Today were invited to the T-Mobile HTC G1- Google Android launch event early this morning and got to test out the phone first hand. It is the world’s first Android-powered mobile phone in partnership with Google exclusively to T-Mobile customers . The T-Mobile G1 features a touch screen component in addition to a QWERTY keyboard with popular Google applications like Google Maps Street View, Gmail, Youtube and my favorite Savy Shopper all running on Google’s new mobile OS, Android. Watch the video highlights of the event after the break.
It’s barely out the door, but I have taken a quick look at a piece of software I have been quite excited about for a few months now. SPB Online is a portal to software and entertainment on your Windows Mobile, but is it any good? Read on.
T-Mobile today announced the international launch of the world’s first Android™-powered mobile phone in partnership with Google. Available soon only for T-Mobile customers spanning two continents, the T-Mobile G1 combines full touch-screen functionality and a QWERTY keyboard with a mobile Web experience that includes the popular Google products that millions have enjoyed on the desktop, including Google Maps Street View™, Gmail™, YouTube™ and others. Updated with video after the break.
Well it looks as though PC Magazine had this one spot on with this being a feature phone and not a smartphone, it has been confirmed today that the latest Google Android G1 handset will have no exchange support, no A2DP, can only read office docs like word, excel and powerpoint with no ability to create the documents. No skype support and it will sync over the air to only Google Services. No desktop client is available and you cannot tether it to your laptop as a modem.
Microsoft has informed some of its partners that it has had to delay Windows Mobile 7, a much anticipated update to its cell phone operating system. Although Microsoft has not publicly said when to expect Windows Mobile 7, partners who had expected to have a final release in their hands by early next year have been told now that it won’t be ready until the second half of next year, sources told CNET News.
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Well looks like T-Mobile already had the images stocked on their website so a simple search around shows off the new Google Android G1. Mobility Today will be live blogging about this today as they attend the event in NYC but for now enjoy the photo and leaked details after the break.
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