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Confirmed: HTC Qilin uses OMAP3 -- out of necessity {Engadget Mobile}
Aug 27th 2009 3:15PM Snapdragon HTCs may well be here in a months time.
Windows Mobile 6.5 'touch interface' update in February to coexist with WinMo 7? {Engadget Mobile}
Aug 19th 2009 2:31PM Congratulations. You've realised WM6.5.1 exists!
HTC Click in the wild -- Android on the cheap? {Engadget Mobile}
Jul 22nd 2009 10:45AM I was on the phone to Orange UK yesterday, wondering when they'd be getting the Touch Pro2, and they mentioned the Hero, and the HTC Click as potential alternatives, both of which would be "coming soon".
Microsoft trademark application hints at cross-platform "OneApp" app store {Engadget}
Jul 16th 2009 3:20PM WM Standard says nothing about processor requirements. It just doesn't utilise touch screens. e.g. older WM6.1 Professional devices are less powerful than the new WM6.1 standard devices
O2 Germany gets HTC Touch Diamond2 as the uncreatively-named Xda Diamond2 {Engadget Mobile}
May 19th 2009 5:08PM All the roadmaps I've seen do have "Topaz C", so probably! :)
O2 Germany gets HTC Touch Diamond2 as the uncreatively-named Xda Diamond2 {Engadget Mobile}
May 19th 2009 4:47PM Unlocked? Seriously?
It has a new ROM image on it, with at least some changes (as in, it has a skin...) so they've spent at least some time with photoshop!
Intel presentation promises Medfield-based smartphones by 2011 {Engadget}
May 18th 2009 6:16AM It's a pocket PC ("Professional") as it has a touch screen. Smartphones ("Standard") don't have touch screens.
Intel presentation promises Medfield-based smartphones by 2011 {Engadget}
May 18th 2009 6:14AM Haven't Intel already done smartphone processors?
PXA270 for example (what's in the HTC universal among other things).
HTC Diamond2 TouchFLO 3D screenshots appear for your enjoyment {Engadget}
Feb 21st 2009 5:11PM Hangon... You're telling manufactures to innovate. Anything is innovation compared to the iPhone. Oh wow, it has icons on a screen. So innovative.
These devices don't compete with the iPhone, because the iPhone has already lost. It's the asmatic kid at the back of the lineup, with the Rhodium and Topaz being professional sprinters.
HTC Touch Pro turning into the "Fuze" for AT&T? {Engadget Mobile}
Aug 16th 2008 9:02AM At least it allows for differentiation between different hardware, rather than them all being called "Touch Pro" when it has CDMA rather than GSM (handy if you're playing with Radio ROM updates).
The iPhone has only one version, so why would they call it anything else?
The AT&T Raphael does have some different hardware (might have a different keyboard layout, has a different set of buttons, no forward facing camera - same as Tilt variants of the Kaiser).
Also, since operator branded devices tend to have different software on them, (T-Mo with My Faves, AT&T with internet apps etc) it allows differentiation between the software builds.
