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So the T-Mobile G2 pricing you ask? According to unofficial but ding-on-the-right-note-every-time TMoNews, the G2 will cost $199.99 on a 2-year contract, and $499.99 without. Mind you that T-Mobile is a GSM carrier, and the phone supports HSPA+ bands, so it’s a match made in heaven. Now all we (the tech industry and consumers) is an official unveiling and some detailed specifications. And of course a press invite *wink*.
Via: TMoNews
So the T-Mobile G2 will ‘officially’ have the following specs:
And then the leaked press shot above was recently found by Cell Phone Signal. The G2 will be known as the Desire Z or Vision overseas. But who gives a tweet about that? *Shiny high-end Android slidey phone, oohhh*
Source: Cell Phone Signal
The guys at phone blog Cellpassion received the above image of the dubbed Motorola Quench XT5, along with specs and such. There’snot much on to report here, except to say that the Quench Xt5 has a trackball and dedicated talk/end keys. Other than that, here’s what the tipster had to say about the specs:
- OS: Android 2.1 (Éclair)
- 3.2-inch HVGA display
- 5 megapixel camera with flash
- camera
- 256 MB RAM/512 MB ROM
- Band/Modes: WCDMA 900/1900/2100, GSM 850/900/1800/1900, HSDPA 7.2 Mbps (Category 7/8), EDGE Class 12
- Weight: 114 g
- Dimensions: 56 x 114 x 13 mm
- Display: 3.2″ 480×320 HVGA 262k
- Battery: 1270 mAh
- GSM Talktime: 8.2 hours
- GSM Standby Time: 23.3 days
- WCDMA Talktime: 6.4 hours
- WCDMA Standby Time: 22.7 days
- Others: FM radio, DivX video playback
Source: Cellpassion
So these are the Nikon D3100 DSLR specs? Holy jebus. See below, lads:
D-did you see that ISO rating, and the megapixels this thing can produce.? Y-yes sir! I’ll take one — scratch that, two please! Nikon, stop damning us with secrets and leaks and just release the D3100 next week already!
Source: NikonRumors
DROID-Life is the name. It’s run by Kellex (me and him have had our share of conversations regarding, of course, Android in particular). Apparently, he’s a lucky sap, and he’s posted a YouTube video of the DROID 2 in action. In other words, his grimy paws got to touch the DROID 2. How I envy this fellow. Video after the break.
Source: Droid-Life
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So, an R2-D2 Android phone? Actually a Motorola DROID 2, with Froyo and Flash 10.1 and everything else to die for (not literally, mind you dudes). So it’s also come to the realization that the photo is legit, and the limited edition R2-D2 DROID 2 will be sold on September 30th, online from Verizon.
And by the way, this is the Droid you’re looking for.
Editor’s note: May the force be with you.
So that up there is the HTC Desire HD, in some inventory systems known as the Ace. It’ll be exactly that: an HTC Desire, but with a bigger screen and more beefed-up specs. Also don’t forget the mashup-like stying taken from an EVO 4G and a Desire.
The specs of the behemoth are: a 4.3-inch WVGA touchscreen, Android 2.2 (with Sense UI?), an 8MP camera, 1Ghz processor, 720p video recording, 4GB of storage built-in, an aluminum body casing, and all of the nook and cannies we’ve come to expect of high-end Androids. It’s expected to launch in Europe sometimes this October.
Via: AndroidCentral
Source: Uwants
There’s not much here to go by due to the small dimensions of the picture, but there is the mandated Back, Windows,and Search keys, brushed metal, and what looks like a front-facing camera or proximity sensor on the front. What makes this handset more interesting is that it resembles a field-testing unit, instead of the protoypes that ASUS and others like Samsung made simply to demo the Windows Phone 7 experience. More on this, if it develops!
Via: PocketNow
So if you’re still sticking with Blackberry and Research In Motion, then this should be a great sound to your ears. To cut it short, Salomondrin has acquired three Blackberry handsets, all of them unreleased. Starting with the boring 9300 Curve, onto the ugly 9670 flip (older model), and the almost-famous 9800 slider running OS 6.0. Grab your popcorn (or with this weather, some proper lemonade), and watch the videos after the jump!
So yeah, this is interesting. Jon4lakers as he is usally known is my favorite guy when it comes to gadget videos (especially in his head-to-head matchups!). Anyways, back to my job to delivering you the fine reader, tonight’s 10:29 PM Eastern Time news. The Blackberry Curve 9300 (on the left side) has been leaked out, with only a small trifle of new features. Besides the outdate OS 5.0 making an appearance, the prototype packed some redesigns (reead: different plastics), 3G European bands, WiFi, GPS, and Bluetooth. The hands-on video, is at the source link everyone!**
**Oh, and BTW, this is only making RIM look even worse. This is bad publicity if RIM keeps on pumping out outdated and weak phones like these.
Source: TechnoBuffalo
