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Monday 12 January 2009

HTC's product lineup for this year leaked [ 12-01-2009 23:47 ]

Author: Klimov Oleg Translation by: Administrator

Many of HTC's upcoming devices for this year have just leaked online - which include the Cedar W (which looks like a dead ringer for the Android prototype, seen before the HTC G1 saw release), Topaz, Maple, and Rhodium (and in turn, these three appear to be the long-needed updates to HTC's already available cumbersome communicators), which you can see below. Expect at least one of the handsets to run on Google's Android platform, possibly a few more.

What's more, these devices look like no other WM-based phone before them. On the whole, the devices' front plates look sleeker than previous offerings, with bigger displays, more streamlined casings, and there are fewer buttons to be seen, not to mention they aren't as big as has been seen in previous communicator devices.

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Motorola look to be ditching Windows Mobile, in favour of Android [ 12-01-2009 19:03 ]

Author: Irina Turina Translation by: Administrator

Apparently, Motorola are going to be phasing out Windows Mobile-based handsets, in favour of devices running on Google's Android OS. The company will be selling fewer devices running on Windows Mobile in the next few years, then gradually phasing out Windows Mobile devices, and switch to Android completely. As it stands right now, it looks that the company's recently announced A1300 will be their last handset to run on the Windows Mobile platform. To add to that, the company is planning to layoff around 50% of their employees, which may begin later on in the week.

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Palm's next handset to run on webOS to be the Centro 2? [ 12-01-2009 17:21 ]

Author: Irina Turina Translation by: Administrator

Apparently, the next handset from Palm that will run on the newly introduced webOS, will be the Centro 2. The Centro 2 is said to have similar dimensions to that of the original Centro, but, the Centro 2 will, unlike the Centro, have no hardware QWERTY keyboard, instead, ditching it, in favour of a spacious touchscreen, to take full advantage of the webOS. The Centro 2 will apparently ship sometime in the Autumn season, and be taken up by US network Sprint. As of now, these are the only details available regarding this rumoured handset.

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LG preparing high-end music-focused handset [ 12-01-2009 17:17 ]

Author: Serge Novikov Translation by: Administrator

LG are apparently preparing a high-end music handset - the KM900. It joins the company's other music-focused handsets - the KM380, and KM710, but will be a more feature-rich handset. Whilst technical specifications are sparse at the minute, and only mockups of the phone are available, it's possible that LG will present the KM900 at the Mobile World Congress, to be held between the dates of the 16^th-19^th of next month, in Barcelona, Spain. Technical specifications should include:

Display: 200 x 400 pixels, may be touch-sensitive
Extras: Wi-Fi and Bluetooth

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