Latest patent from HTC indicate a dual touchscreen device. Online rumors suggest that it will be a clamshell phone and two touchscreens together work as a single larger screen.
This could be the possible replacement for the aging HTC Universal, which was HTC's last (and first) and clamshell device.
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Source - http://gadgetmix.com/index/upcoming-htc-netbook/
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check this out. A GUI home screen was designed by some individual from Korea, for the LG touch phone.
I thought I share the screens with you guys.
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what software is used for this and where can the skin be retrieved from?
ledridge said:
what software is used for this and where can the skin be retrieved from?
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LG is using Symbian OS with java (I think)
Unsure of what Processor they are going to utilise in the final product of this Smartphone, On benga boy website you can see when he goes into to the settings
ia MSM7201A qualcomm where on other sites you can see it states a MSM7200A.
Whats the difference, the HTC Touch Diamond uses a
MSM7201A
this picture shows it to be a 7200A: http://www.wmexperts.com/articleimages/2008/02/2269100200_570de99b70_o.jpg
source: http://wmexperts.com/fastsearch?query=xperia&x=0&y=0
If you're talking about this picture:
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The left is the Xperia (7200A) the right is I think the Tytn2 (7201)
Coolblue.nl has published this video review above of the HTC Touch2,HTC’s mid-range Windows Mobile smartphone. The device appears to be pretty nimble, and the user interface looks great, despite the QVGA screen.
The Windows Mobile 6.5 smartphone is selling for around 300 Euro in Europe at present.
http://wmpoweruser.com/?p=8474
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If already posted please delete
Nexus 3 Leaked
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The website Techhog, leked the above picture as the next generation of the Googl’s Nexus Series
The next Next is rumored to be manufactures by HTC, but it is not confirmed by Google or any reliable sources.
Source:- GizMee
While it could be a possible prototype it seems a little too soon yet from the Nexus S to be near release. Thus the body could change several more times before anyone gets it in their hands.
I have a Palm iii foldable keyboard:
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I'd like to use with my LG L90. Personally, I
think it's one of the more elegant keyboards
that I've ever seen, watching it collapse into a
package about the size of a deck of playing
cards. Beautiful, but it talks Palm, not Android.
Never having written any driver software, nor
hacked into anyone else's hardware driver,
what steps are needed to get my iii working
with my LG?