Originally Posted by CWrite78
im a fan of android, havent really messed around with symbian enough to comment on it. other than, the UI is ugly as helli mean, android isn't that much better (which htc has helped a lot on with Sense U) but damn, nokia needs to hire somebody quick. don't think ill be going anywhere but android from now on.
Originally Posted by CWrite78
im a fan of android, havent really messed around with symbian enough to comment on it. other than, the UI is ugly as helli mean, android isn't that much better (which htc has helped a lot on with Sense U) but damn, nokia needs to hire somebody quick. don't think ill be going anywhere but android from now on.
Originally Posted by LimitedRetroOG
Originally Posted by CWrite78
im a fan of android, havent really messed around with symbian enough to comment on it. other than, the UI is ugly as helli mean, android isn't that much better (which htc has helped a lot on with Sense U) but damn, nokia needs to hire somebody quick. don't think ill be going anywhere but android from now on.
Their newest version, (^3, is it?) is actually pretty nice. But they're releasing so many versions that I can't keep up with them, anymore.
Originally Posted by LimitedRetroOG
Originally Posted by CWrite78
im a fan of android, havent really messed around with symbian enough to comment on it. other than, the UI is ugly as helli mean, android isn't that much better (which htc has helped a lot on with Sense U) but damn, nokia needs to hire somebody quick. don't think ill be going anywhere but android from now on.
Their newest version, (^3, is it?) is actually pretty nice. But they're releasing so many versions that I can't keep up with them, anymore.
[h1]Nokia N9 Prototype Shots[/h1]
File under: News
By: Brandon Miniman | Date: 25-Jun-10 | 2 Comments
Look what we just found: some prototype shots of the Nokia N9, which is the successor to the N900. It has an 8MP camera, sliding keyboard with tiling screen, plus it has the 850/1900 UMTS bands for North America 3G on AT&T. It's not running the MeeGo OS, as rumored, as you can see from these images. It's likely that the N9 will land in time Q4. More details are forthcoming!
(via: Negri Electronics)
[h1]First Dual Core Android Coming to T-Mobile This Year?[/h1]
File under: News
By: Joe Levi | Date: 25-Jun-10 | 7 Comments
I mentioned in a previous article that dual-core processors might be coming to Android -- a first for smartphones.
According to a source, AndroidGuys' Scott Brown says that T-Mobile's somewhat thin offering in cutting-edge Android devices is about to change.
A recent leak may indicate that T-Mobiles Android lineup could not only put them back on top in the Android game, but could also be a major milestone in smartphone technology: the introduction of a dual-core smartphone.
According to the unnamed source, at the recent HTC Seattle event, a group of T-Mobile employees leaked the details of an upcoming Android-powered device.
If true, the device will likely feature a 4.3" screen (similar to the EVO and Droid X), the "Gingerbread" version of the OS (which some refer to as "Android 3"), and an 800 MHz dual-core processor. While 800 MHz doesn't sound all that impressive (the Nexus One runs at 1,000 MHz), what is impressive it that there would be essentially two 800 MHz processors in the phone, theoretically 1,600 MHz of processing power.
If the rumor is to be believed, the phone could launch around the 2010 holiday season, which coincides with what we've heard regarding Gingerbread's timeline.
[h1]Nokia N9 Prototype Shots[/h1]
File under: News
By: Brandon Miniman | Date: 25-Jun-10 | 2 Comments
Look what we just found: some prototype shots of the Nokia N9, which is the successor to the N900. It has an 8MP camera, sliding keyboard with tiling screen, plus it has the 850/1900 UMTS bands for North America 3G on AT&T. It's not running the MeeGo OS, as rumored, as you can see from these images. It's likely that the N9 will land in time Q4. More details are forthcoming!
(via: Negri Electronics)
[h1]First Dual Core Android Coming to T-Mobile This Year?[/h1]
File under: News
By: Joe Levi | Date: 25-Jun-10 | 7 Comments
I mentioned in a previous article that dual-core processors might be coming to Android -- a first for smartphones.
According to a source, AndroidGuys' Scott Brown says that T-Mobile's somewhat thin offering in cutting-edge Android devices is about to change.
A recent leak may indicate that T-Mobiles Android lineup could not only put them back on top in the Android game, but could also be a major milestone in smartphone technology: the introduction of a dual-core smartphone.
According to the unnamed source, at the recent HTC Seattle event, a group of T-Mobile employees leaked the details of an upcoming Android-powered device.
If true, the device will likely feature a 4.3" screen (similar to the EVO and Droid X), the "Gingerbread" version of the OS (which some refer to as "Android 3"), and an 800 MHz dual-core processor. While 800 MHz doesn't sound all that impressive (the Nexus One runs at 1,000 MHz), what is impressive it that there would be essentially two 800 MHz processors in the phone, theoretically 1,600 MHz of processing power.
If the rumor is to be believed, the phone could launch around the 2010 holiday season, which coincides with what we've heard regarding Gingerbread's timeline.
