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HTC mortal has been in the rumors for quite a patch now, and today it’s instance to gaming what the smartphone rattling looks like, as individual springy photos of it effect appeared in Poland.

Found over at PDAclub.pl via PDA.pl, the infant photos hold not exclusive the cosmos of HTC Leo, but also some of its awesome specs.

For example, the upcoming Windows Mobile 6.5 good does indeed effect a 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, as substantially as a Brobdingnagian 480 x 800 pixels touchscreen display, 320MB RAM, 512MB of shine memory, and Bluetooth 2.1 with EDR.

The HTC mortal appears incoming to the HTC Touch Pro2. On its back, we crapper gaming a “HTC PRO.THREE” inscription, which capableness mean that HTC module promulgation the good as Touch Pro3 – though it’s a discernment unearthly for a Touch Pro amount to become without a element QWERTY keyboard.

There’s ease no authorised articulate on when HTC module forebode the mortal (Touch Pro3), but that mark shouldn’t be likewise far now.

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Already acquirable in some chaste markets, the Garmin Asus Nuvifone G60 module presently be free crossways aggregation likewise – it crapper already be pre-ordered in Poland.

Even more, Polish customers crapper also pre-order the Garmin Asus Nuvifone M20, a smartphone that comes with Widows Mobile 6.1 on board.

Both the G60 and the M20 are offered by this online merchandiser unitedly with a Jabra BT2080 Bluetooth headset. The clean information is that the smartphones effect rattling broad prices. You’ll effect to clear 2,299 PLN (about $774) for the G60, and 2,499 PLN (about $840) for the M20.

Garmin-Asus Nuvifone G60 capableness also be free in the US, finished AT&T, belike before the add of 2009.

Via PDA.pl

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Microsoft has recently unveiled a new application for Microsoft Surface – its multi-touch computing platform currently available only in a commercial and a developer version (priced at $12,500 and $15,000, respectively).   

The application is Mobile Connect and it enables you to connect a Windows Mobile handset to a Microsoft Surface unit, in order to interact with data found both on the phone and on the multi-touch platform. 

For example, you can easily transfer contacts, ringtones, photos and other types of content.

The application is available at the Surface Community website, but for the moment only Community members can download it.

Anyway, here’s the demo video with the new Microsoft Surface application – I’m sure you’ll find it interesting:

Source: MSDN blogs via PDA.pl

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LeapFrog’s been very busy of late — they recently added Tag Junior to their line of edutainment products for the wee ones –and now there’s this. The Text and Learn children’s “PDA” hasn’t been officially announced yet, but details are slipping out from the U.K. Toy Fair, so here’s what we know about the must-have device of the year: boasting a full QWERTY keyboard, the Text and Learn has a calendar (for learning dates), phonics functions (for learning… phonics) on the keyboard, and games to teach spelling and basic computer skills, as well. There’s also some “texting” — the child can interact with their onscreen buddy / guide, Scout. The Text and Learn is set to launch in August for about $30. Man — armed with this and our totally sick laptop, we’re going to be the talk of the town.

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The fact that Asus is planning to release at least one Android handset this year is no longer a surprise.

What might be surprising, though, is that the Taiwanese company also wants to come up with a handset under the Eee brand (you know, those small and affordable notebooks).

And to make it all even more interesting, this Eee Phone might be running on – yes – Android. 

TechRadar reports that Johnny Shih, Asus’ CEO, talked about the company’s intention to build easy to use pocket-sized devices that:

“play MP3s, offer GPS services, work like a PDA and offer Mobile TV altogether.”

Now, if one of these devices is meant to run on Google’s open source OS and if it’s affordable and good looking, it will almost surely be a success.  

Asus has also said it wants to bring Android to its Eee PCs, but I think an Android Eee Phone would be more interesting to see.

We might find out more about all this during CES 2009, so you’d better stick around.

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There’s not a lot of meat here, but we like where it’s headed: ASUS CEO Johnny Shih talked up the company’s “two-pronged” approach to mobile devices last night, which apparently includes a unit that can be “put in the pocket, play MP3s, offer GPS services, works like a PDA and offers Mobile TV altogether” — with the other prong being the Eee PC, we would guess. When asked about plans to use Android, now that the company is a minted member of the Open Handset Alliance, Shih said that they’re looking into using the OS on the already-hacked Eee PC or the Eee Phone (hopefully both!), and that they’re big iPhone fans — we’ll just let our imaginations run with that one.

[Thanks, Neerhaj]