[h1]A peak at the next generation "virtual book" touch UI from HTC[/h1]
0.0By James F. Koopmann October 30, 2009 01:06 PM
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Originally Posted by lemurkicks23
Originally Posted by Mastamind89
With a 5MP camera, you think they would include flash
The Telus HTC hero to support U.S. 3G bands [table][tr][td]Written by Nick Gray[/td] [/tr][tr][td]Thursday, 29 October 2009[/td] [/tr][tr][td]
There is great debate over the looks of the HTC Hero. Quite a few people love the look of the chin, while a growing number of HTC fans are in favor of the more round design of the Sprint HTC Hero. Unfortunately, those of us who live in the United States only have the Sprint option readily available to us. Yes, we can import the European GSM Hero, but since it lack U.S. 3G support, it's a bit hard to justify the $500 expense. Fortunately, things are about to change. Telus (a Canadian service provider) is planning on launching the chinned HTC Hero sometime next week and it will be shipping with U.S. 3G band support (850/1900 for US and 850/2100). The 1900 and 2100MHz bands should allow the Telus HTC Hero to jump on to both At&t and T-mobile's 3G networks. The HTC Hero will be launching as a subsidized handset on the Telus network so you'll have to find a way to import and then unlock the handset. Other than that, there should be nothing to stop you from enjoying the HTC Hero at 3G speeds.
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[h2]TouchFLO 3D 2.5: SMS Threading[/h2]
Posted by Brandon Miniman
Friday, October 30th at 12:36 PM
Recently we showed you that in the upcoming version of TouchFLO 3D, you can view a tidy index of all of your SMS conversations with photos of your contacts.
Digging a bit deeper, we find that the threading for the SMS has also changed in TouchFLO 3D 2.5, due on the HTC HD2. Shown below on top is the old threading style where the text entry box was shrunken; the screenshot below that shows the relocation of the "send" button, which allows for a larger text entry box. Also new is that along with each SMS you get a picture, which gives a personal touch to the text messaging experience.
TP2 or the Hero.
I also read that Palringo drains your battery like crazy. If that's changed on the new Palringo, I wouldn't mind trying it out.
Good looks.
[h2]Saturday afternoon freeware recommendations[/h2]
October 31st, 2009 | Author: J
Well in this hard times freeware applications are becoming more popular and I most say they are some good freeware apps. This is a list of the top 5 freeware apps out there.
1:Myplayer
This application is one of my favorite and it has some good features. This application does a lot for example you can watch Hulu and BBC videos right from your phone. The only bad part of the app is you need Coreplayer on your phone to use it, but do not worry, you can get it in our software store Here and you can get the Myplayer application Here.
2:Pocket Uno
Pocket Uno is a very addicting and small mobile game application. This does not take much memory to run, and it works with all the different versions of WM from 5.0-6.5 .It is free, it is available, it is for you. Get this Here and now.
3:CleanRAM
This application is made for people that have a phone with low RAM and is always full. This is made to save you all the virtual memory that it can, and it does it in good time. It is a freeware, but I recommend you donate to the creator, because this is a very useful application, and most people-Not HTC phone owners-are very likely to use this little application. Go Here to get the application.
4:Trapster
This one is very important to people that drive in a, lets say "not to legal way". This is made to help you and everyone else that is using this application application. It tells you where cops are hiding and helps you know when to slowdown and drive a little more "safe".
5:Pandora Radio
Well the name says it all, this is a radio application, but it is a little more special than that. Pandora is a mobile phone radio that is very advanced because it lets you choice the songs you want to listen to and then it streams only that music to your phone, like a radio. It is free and fast, and I would recommend this to people with a data connection and want to have all the music you want for free. To get this fast, free and fantastic application Here.
Some and most of these applications are old, but I think are still good. I will have more newer applications next time in 2-4weeks.
I'm not sure if Pandora works for WM6.5
damn...that sucks just because I've been with AT&T/Cingular for almost 10 years. I really do no want to switch over. T-mobile is prettygood where I live at (San Diego) though, Hmmm we'll see or I might just go ahead get a 32 GB iPhone 3Gs...
