The HTC Spark is supposed to be a Microsoft Windows Phone 7 device that has a 1 GHz processor, a 3.7-inch touch screen with WVGA resolution, a 5-megapixel camera, 3G, and all the other things you’d expect from a device like this including proximity sensors and light sensors.
WMPoweruser tells us that the hardware buttons may make this HTC Spark spec sheet leak a bit fishy, as Microsoft is notoriously known for requiring new Windows Phone 7 devices to get at least mechanical photo button, search, back and home keys.
If the HTC Spark turns out to launch with Windows Phone 7, it looks like it will have some solid hardware. Of course, the big attraction of the the new operating system will be the software and 3rd party developer ecosystem itself.
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Nexus One - Google Phone on Android
Available online directly from Google.com itself, this phone will deliver a complete Android 2.1 experience to new users with a powerful Qualcomm Snapdragon processor. Look out Apple, this phone is going to knock your socks off… There is no contract and the device will be priced accordingly. This is a similar model to Sony Ericsson and Nokia but who knows, Google might actually change consumer buying habits…
The phone, called Nexus One, was designed inside Google and will be sold, at least initially, without being subsidized by a wireless partner, these people said. It is the latest sign of the Internet giant’s ever-broadening wireless ambitions as Google hunts for ways to expand its Internet services beyond computers. The move, details of which were first reported by The Wall Street Journal on … - Wall Street Journal
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Tiger G3 and HTC Hero
Can you tell which one is the real deal between the Tiger G3 and the HTC Hero? Does it even matter? I guess it does matter if you can’t run the original OS but with Android you see, it runs on anything for free. The only differentiating fact is the hardware which nowadays any manufacturer with a team can crank one out in hours. Welcome to the Tiger G3 a Hero knockoff but it has a front facing camera and some DTV features for you tv fans out there. $140 is a steal…. to pretend to be a Hero.
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HTC Touch Pro 2 Evolves
Taking a hint from successful devices and piecing together great features (AT&T Tilt), the Touch Pro2 will debut with Microsoft’s newest build for its mobile OS called Windows Mobile 6.5. With a Qualcomm chip running at 528 MHz with 288 MB of ram, this is slightly faster than the competition and boosts a larger 3.2 megapixel auto-focus camera in the rear. Now it’s anyone’s guess as to which wireless broadband this device is going to carry (GSM or CDMA or both) but let’s just hope they get smart and don’t forget to launch in the United States with a frontal camera. Let’s finally have a legitimate device in the market today that can run Windows Mobile 6.5 with a frontal camera available THROUGH an actual carrier AT&T, Verizon, etc.
Wouldn’t this phone be great for a video conferencing application? Hmmmm….
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