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It’s time to fill up the new rumor mill for 2010, right? Some new spy shots have appeared for the LG Arena HT950 handset, which is a simple touchscreen phone reportedly sporting a 3 inch, 800×480 touchscreen display, 5 megapixel camera, GPS, WiFi, 8GB of internal memory and LG’s S-Class UI. No release date or pricing, but there are more spy shots after the jump.
Once again the Nexus One has found itself in the crossfires of a camera, but this time a high-res camera, which means nearly crystal clear photos of the N1. In the astonishing video after the jump, there’s NSFW content from Californation, besides that, Qualcomm’s Neocore 3D benchmark test is tested on the Nexus One as well, so get some popcorn (or New Year’s champagne, if you prefer) and enjoy the video!
While today is New Year’s Eve, Motorola is already planning for the year ahead. Straight out of a Taiwanese forum, the above pic with the green checkmark is supposed to be the Motorola “Shadow” and not the “Mirage” as Google translates it. Rumored specs include a 4.3-inch 850×484 screen, HDMI port, and 8-megapixel camera capable of 1080p video recording. The reason why you see 2 images above BTW, is because the tipster inverted the colors of the handset, and the geeks dudes at Engadget only were able to mildly corrected it. So, does anybody want to give us a blurry spy pic, at least?
[Via Engadget]
The Samsung Behold II is a disappointing smartphone. From the looks, buttons, interface, and even the screen, the Behold II needs tons of improvements. And it was this close to being a great contender against Android phones like the Droid and HTC Hero. It’s talent wasted.
As usual. BlackBerry has another phone heading to Verizon, today in fact. It’s the Blackberry Curve 8530 with a 2.5-inch display, OS 5.0, 3.5mm headphone jack, and yes, oh yes, WiFi. $199 on contract, take it or leave it (technically speaking).
You saw the hands-on and now you see the review! To start off, this loaner handset was provided by HTC for review, as well as all other handsets reviewed on LaptopMemo. Read the Disclosure Policy for more info.
The Sprint Hero itself:
You have Android 1.5, and even though it’s old, it gets the job done. Now to clarify the latter sentence. It gets the job done, it doesn’t blow it out the window. Explanation: Google Maps works great, Sprint 3G is great, the multitouch feature is perfect for those missing the iPhone’s pinch and zoom feature. Even Android 1.5 is great with the Sense UI installed, but the only problem is….
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