Yes it is running the Android OS but from what I have heard it is not the G2, which will have a physical keyboard.Originally Posted by solefood229
Is the mytouch3g running andriod also?
I'm happy with my g1 I'll probably keep til my upgrade comes in nov. And just keep flashing new roms on it
I can't wait til a better hero rom comes out
Wait is the mytouch the g2?
Originally Posted by Cobra Kai
Howwill the flash make my TouchPRO?
Originally Posted by solefood229
Is the mytouch3g running andriod also?
I'm happy with my g1 I'll probably keep til my upgrade comes in nov. And just keep flashing new roms on it
I can't wait til a better hero rom comes out
Wait is the mytouch the g2?
Originally Posted by Mastamind89
Yea, if he wants it and can get it, he should. I managed w/o a data plan just fine.
Thank you my friend. Did you get the upgrade for Skyfire? Just got mine last nightOriginally Posted by lalalindaaa
Good @+%* stefan.
Has anyone use Opera Mobile 9.7 and/or Fennec Fox?
Maybe, maybe not. I know they are released them in multiple colors, hopefully the US will get most of them. But the white does look really clean.Originally Posted by CasperJr
looking to get the hero that white like fresh more then likely we will get the black
It will not come with flash. The media player will be HTC Audio Player, it's much better than the Windows Media Player which was being used.
Originally Posted by CasperJr
i thought the 1st phone with flash was going to be the hero
The original release date was for mid-June but due to the Pre and other issues. There hasn't been said about it but I think maybe mid-July orin August.
The new version of the Dash doesn't look bad at all. But $20 is a good deal, especially if it is good condition too. Will you be getting anunlocked iPhone, also which generation?Originally Posted by lalalindaaa
Originally Posted by Mastamind89
Yea, if he wants it and can get it, he should. I managed w/o a data plan just fine.
Thank you my friend. Did you get the upgrade for Skyfire? Just got mine last nightOriginally Posted by lalalindaaa
Good @+%* stefan.
Has anyone use Opera Mobile 9.7 and/or Fennec Fox?
Naw..my phone's too laggy. I might sell my Dash and get an iPhone. yay or nay? Advantage: it's $20.
[h2]HTC Hero passes through halls of FCC, comes out with stamp of approval[/h2]
Posted by Marc Flores on Jul 2, 2009 5:06 pm 22 comments Filed in Android, HSDPA, HTC, Handsets, News
Right now at BGR headquarters, one of the phones on our "want list" is definitely the HTC Hero - especially after checking out all that delicious HTC Sense UI goodness. After getting some of that typical Europeans-get-it-first jealousy out of the way, we were happy to hear the device is headed stateside later this year but the question remained… Which carriers would be scoring this bad boy? The government body partly responsible for making or breaking our gadget dreams, the FCC, has given the HTC Hero its stamp of approval for North America and the related filings indeed tout WCDMA 850/1900. Woo! Is the Hero AT&T-bound? Is it headed to Rogers? Maybe both? Hopefully we'll find out soon but at least AT&T and Rogers subscribers now know to hold off on the imports since some 3G love is definitely headed our way.
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Make it Mine
With HTC Hero, personalization reaches a level never before possible. Rather than burying important content under layers of menus, the HTC Hero lets you put it at glance view, with a selection of widgets that can be placed right on the home screen. The widgets themselves can be personalized with a variety of designs and sizes that best match your personality.
With Scenes, a new profile feature, HTC Hero becomes multiple phones in one. Create and switch between Scenes that reflect different moments in your life. Your Hero becomes a weekend phone that helps you relax with your choice of tunes, catch up with your favorite friends and capture some memories with HTC Footprints[emoji]8482[/emoji]. And when you go on a trip, your phone becomes your personal guide and gives you instant access to local time, weather and maps.
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Today, staying in touch with the people in your life means managing a variety of communication channels and applications ranging from phone calls and emails to Facebook updates. HTC Hero makes staying close as simple as turning to your friend and saying hello. When you view people, you see the different ways to get in touch, you also see all your interactions like emails sent to your personal and work accounts. You can even check for social network updates and event notices as well as see the latest pictures your friends uploaded to popular photo sharing sites.[/td] [/tr][/table][/td] [/tr][tr][td] [table][tr][td] [/td] [/tr][tr][td]Discover the Unexpected
Many of the most memorable moments in your life are experienced, not explained. Even basic functions like the dialer will pleasantly surprise you on the HTC Hero. You can find a person by dialing their phone number or simply by dialing the first few letters of their name.
With HTC Hero, you can look at things through different perspectives. Your inbox is not just a list of emails, but a catalog of conversations, a collection of notes flagged as important, and a document library of all your emails with attachments. Your Album is not just the photos saved on your phone. It is also a gateway to online collections of you and your friends on Facebook or Flickr.
Search just about anything, anywhere on your HTC Hero. The dedicated Search button combs through tweets in Twitter[emoji]8482[/emoji], locates people in your contact list, finds emails in your inbox, searches through appointments in the calendar and very nearly finds needles in haystacks.
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Screen is .8 inches larger.
