For a couple days I struggled with not being able to access the internal memory on the Galaxy S (Vibrant). After trial and error I was suggested by a friend to make sure that the device was in USB Mass Storage mode. I checked the settings and I seemed to …
Sample Photos of the Nokia N8 12MP Carl Zeiss sensor:
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3.5″ Capacitive OLED Screen
12MP Carl Zeiss lens with xenon flash
WiFi b/g/n
HDMI output (Dolby Surround support when played via this port)
GPS with AGPS
Ovi Maps and Navi support
WebTV
http://europe.nokia.com/find-products/devices/nokia-n8/specifications
XDA-Developers has been working hard to load Google’s Android on a Windows Mobile device. Today we have success with a nearly complete working (missing GPS, sound, Bluetooth) build of Android running on a TouchPro2. PocketNow has a wonderful walkthrough of Android on a CDMA TouchPro2.
I took some side by side photos of the screens. It was hard to see the difference but it was clear that the N1 has a gorgeous screen that is much larger. Although some of the hues in the red were a bit deeper. You be the judge.
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If you were looking to check out what your TMobile HTC HD2 will look like on launch day, WireFly has a great unboxing video to check out.
TmoNews has some screens of supposed pricing of the HD2 which is looking mighty enticing. The handset will go on sale for 199.99 with contract and 449.99 without on March 24th. One word of caution Microsoft has not mentioned whether this handset will support/be upgradable to WinMo 7.
TMobile users who are looking to purchase the HTC HD2 will be in for a treat (when it actually releases), amongst some of the bundled goodies, the ones that stick out is the 16gb microsd card, two transformer movies preloaded, and a few interesting applications. Among one of the them …
Phonescoop has a great video on the Google Nexus One running Flash 10.1. Although it hasn’t been stated when this update will come, it certainly looks to work well. I wonder if this update will be able to play Hulu.
