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No inferior than 8 infant unexpected HTC smartphones effect fresh appeared in some leaked images, center us a hunting of what the Asiatic concern is activity for the prototypal half of 2010.

Five of the smartphones removed Android, patch trinity removed Windows Mobile 6.5. All effect some mediocre features, though, aforementioned HSDPA connectivity and 3.5mm headset jacks.

Let’s move with the Android handsets.

HTC Legend is a Hero-like smartphone that features a 3.2 advancement HVGA AMOLED capacitive touchscreen display, optical mouse, Wi-Fi, GPS, and a 600MHz Qualcomm MSM 7227 processor.

HTC Tide looks a discernment weird, because it has a 2.68 advancement QVGA touchscreen display, an alphamerical keyboard and a aggregation of clean expanse around it. The smartphone also features GPS, Wi-Fi and a 3.2MP autofocus camera.

HTC Salsa is exclusive 8.6mm anorectic and has a 2.6 advancement QVGA touchscreen display, flooded QWERTY keypad, Wi-Fi, GPS and a 3.2MP camera.

HTC Buzz also has a QVGA touchscreen designate (but it’s a 3.2 advancement one), nonnegative Wi-Fi, GPS and a 5MP autofocus camera with grappling tagging and flash.

HTC Bravo seems to be a flagship product, as it comes with a 3.7 advancement WVGA AMOLED touchscreen display, 1GHz Qualcomm processor, Wi-Fi, GPS and a 5MP autofocus camera with HD recording recording. It should be launched in Apr 2010.

And today the WM 6.5 handsets:

HTC Photon features a 3.2 HVGA capacitive touchscreen display, Wi-Fi, GPS, 5MP autofocus camera, and a 600MHz processor. The Photon should be launched in Apr 2010.

HTC Trophy has a 3 advancement VGA touchscreen, a flooded QWERTY keypad, Wi-Fi, GPS and a 5MP autofocus camera. It should become in May 2010.

And finally, the HTC Tera resembles the HTC Touch Pro2, but it has a small designate (3 inch, WQVGA):

Via XDA-developers

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We’d stake to surmisal that Motorola is doing a enthusiastic employ in generating strategy and goodness in its CLIQ Android good that’s ordered to promulgation mid-October, because we here at UV are definitely instrument intrigued.

The Android OS is ease so infant and firm to most grouping that some diminutive example of aggregation aforementioned this module hold create contestant buzz. If there’s digit abstract we’ve donnish from the popularity of the iPhone, it’s that grouping fuck apps. In this concern of touchscreen phones, apps rule.

The smart brainstorm comes from an authorised Motorola CLIQ place methodicalness hard a large difference of different apps that module be featured. Check discover the conjugation to gaming the full list, but we’ll contact upon some of our favs.

• Mint – For control road of your finances
• Yahoo Mail – Interesting it has its possess app on a Google OS
• Digg – We’re intrigued on how this module countenance and gaming as its possess app
• Lifestyle apps – Including Gizmodo and Lifehacker, amongst others
• Quickoffice – The aforementioned app costs upwardly of $12.99 on the iPhone, but Moto is including it for free

There are quite a some others that we aren’t methodicalness here. My discourse is, if you don’t poverty every of these apps on your good module you be flourishing to stop them? Or module they be aforementioned the preloaded iPhone apps that can’t be deleted?

Which apps are most enthralling to you? And more importantly, should every these apps meliorate accepted for every Android phones?

via Phandroid

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There is a lot of buzz on this here Blackberry Tour phone, and for good reason: almost every CDMA carrier still around is picking it up.

We’ve heard about Telus launching it July 15, and Sprint has mumbled something about “later this summer” (coincidentally, just like MMS on the AT&T iPhone…but we’re not bitter). But we finally have word on Verizon’s front that they will be first out of the gates by launching the Tour on July 12, three days before Telus does.

Pricing on Verizon’s version will start at $199.99, beating out Telus on both launch date and price.

Anyone else getting in on the Blackberry Tour fun?

via BoyGeniusReport

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Well, it’s not quite the release date and price you were hoping for, but it’s definitely something. Today Palm — via a short keynote at the Web 2.0 Expo — announced that the company would begin taking names and numbers on the webOS dev site for potential developers who will receive an “early look” Mojo SDK. And that’s starting right this moment… as in now. That news alone would be big, but reps we spoke with said that the SDK would be made available to developers that the company will be cherry-picking as early as tomorrow. So if you were looking to get into the Pre app game, here’s your first big chance.

In addition to the SDK news, Palm is introducing a new set of “integrated cloud services” for developers (called Mojo Messaging Service) which will use a standardized publish / subscribe system to allow data to be bounced from the “cloud” to devices. Basically, it looks like this is Palm’s play for some of that push buzz — though the indication is that this service can and will be used for bigger tasks as well.

Finally, the company announced that third-party developer MotionApps will be making a Palm OS emulator available for purchase to coincide with the launch of the Pre. The application will be utilize the mass storage mode of the device to allow for drag-and-drop of PRCs, though according to the press release, the emulator “won’t be able to leverage core webOS functionality,” meaning that you probably can’t expect pure bliss across all of your applications, particularly those with roots that go deeper into phone databases and the like. What’s interesting to note about this app is that it’s being built on more than just the standard webOS SDK — an event which Palm called “unique.” They went on to assure us that this was a one-off to allow for emulation, but we’re thinking they might want to reconsider that policy by factoring in the clamor for serious gaming on a device like the Pre. You can check an image of the emulator after the break.

So, no pricing, no release date, but lots of movement on the developer front — which is big news if you’re a company trying to launch a completely new operating system. Still, we’re getting a bit antsy with all this waiting… it might be time to throw everyone a bigger bone than that tired “first half of 2009″ line, guys.

Read – Palm developer site
Read – MotionApps Palm OS emulator

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When arriving at the HTC booth at CTIA 2009 we were certainly expecting to see new handsets such as the Maple make its debut and receive all the buzz. Yesterday we were handed a curveball however when HTC instead announced the Snap, also to be called the S522 in the US.

The HTC Snap appears to be a revamped T-Mobile Dash complete with rollerball and small housing. But the buzz about the Snap isn’t because of its size, speed, or camera. Rather, it is about the new “Inner Circle” email system HTC is releasing.

No, Inner Circle is not what the fave 5 service Alltel and Verizon are advertising; it is an innovative way to collect your email. Say you have hundreds of people sending you emails, and the emails with top priority keep getting buried underneath all the Nordstroms member discounts and other junk that doesn’t take precedence. Inner Circle lets you choose people whose emails will stay on the top of your inbox until you’ve read them, so they don’t get buried under less important emails.

Other notable features of the Snap include HSDPA, 1500 mAh battery, WiFi/GPS and 2 MP camera.

Here is a video and picture selection for your perusal.

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After being on the tip of gamers’ tongues last summer, NVIDIA’s PhysX technology has cooled a bit in terms of sheer popularity. That said, we’ve no doubt that the buzz will be back in force after this one clears the airwaves. NVIDIA has just announced that it has nailed down a tools and middleware license agreement for Sony’s PlayStation 3, effectively bringing the aforesaid physics tech to what’s arguably the most potent game console on the market today. As a result of the deal, a PhysX software development kit (SDK) is now available to registered PS3 developers as a free download for use on the SCEI Developer Network. What exactly this means for future PS3 games remains to be seen, but one’s things for sure: it’s only up from here.
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Though not nearly as buzz-worthy as Sony’s OLED-equipped NWZ-X1000, these two DAPs are still worth a look if you’re both in Japan and really into pastels. The NW-S736FK and NW-S738FK only differ with respect to internal capacity, as the former carries 4GB worth of tunes while the latter hosts 8GB. Both will soon be available in the wonderful nation of Japan in gold, black, pink and red hues, and each will support MP3, WMA, ATRAC, WMV, MPEG-4, JPEG and AAC formats. You’ll also find a 2-inch LCD, USB 2.0 connectivity, a 5 band equalizer, FM tuner and a battery good for 40 hours of audio playback (or 10 hours on the video side). The new duo is set to ship on March 14th, and yes, those perfectly matching speaker docks seem to be included for your convenience.

[Via Impress]