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HTC Has Its Eye On EVO 4G Screen Sensitivity Issues, Separation Ones Too

by on 18. Jun, 2010 10:23PM in Android, Hardware, HTC, Mobile, Sprint

The EVO 4G, much like any other handset in the market, has had its fair share of defects and problems. Two of the only real problems with Sprint’s EVO (no, it’s not the battery, its just too powerful for its own good) are the screen slightly separating from the main frame, and the screen being too sensitive. Both, are being resolved by HTC, pronto:

  • The manufacturing process of the EVO is being closely looked at, so that not many screens would “come out” of the frame.
  • As for the sensitivity: a software fix will be blasted over-the-air soon enough.

Nice work, HTC.

Via: Engadget

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Video of the Blackberry Magnum in action: Touchscreen meets keyboard

by on 28. Jan, 2010 9:19AM in Mobile, RIM

That leaked image from not too long ago didn’t describe how great the marriage of a touchscreen and keyboard enabled Blackberry could be. A fusion like that, on the Blackberry, makes a super BB. In the video after the cut, the Magnum is put up against the 9700 and the 9000. Major new features include a larger keyboard, optical trackpad and micro USB port. Hopefully at the Mobile World Congress the Magnum will become an actual product. [Via The Celluar Guru]

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HTC Supersonic might be rendered, but it goes with the specs

by on 26. Jan, 2010 1:15PM in HTC, Rumors

With a leak from yesterday on the HTC Supersonic, a new image rendering has appeared just in time. Now, I have a good feeling that the above image of the HTC Supersonic, an Android with Sense UI phone that’s headed to Sprint and has WiMax, as well as a 4.3-inch touchscreen, is a great Photoshop rendering made by someone who does this for a living. Otherwise though, the appearance of the Supersonic (fake or real) matches up exactly with the leaked specs, and that’s where my doubt comes from. You decide.
[Via Androphones]

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iPhone beats Droid, Nexus One, and Droid Eris in touchscreen department

by on 09. Jan, 2010 4:30PM in Apple, Google, Hardware, HTC, Motorola

MOTO Development Group has plenty of fingers to go around to test today’s capacitive touchscreens. In a recent DIY and scientific-based test, the iPhone knocked out the Droid, Droid Eris, and Google Nexus One, but only by a slight margin (except the Droid, which is the worst). The lines above, show that the iPhone has sleek, precise lines that are drawn with a finger. The Motorola Droid has the lowest score, while the HTC Droid Eris is only slightly better. The Nexus One? Almost as good as the iPhone. According to MOTO:

The iPhone’s touch sensor showed the most linear tracking with the least amount of stair-stepping. The Droid Eris and Nexus One tied for second with only faint wiggling – but actually performed best at the edge of the screen. Last in the line-up was the Motorola Droid, which demonstrated significant wavy artifacts or “stair-stepping.”

A video demonstration is after the “Read More” link. [Via TechCrunch]

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T-Mobile G1 Review: A Look Back in Time

by on 28. Dec, 2009 1:51PM in Android, Google, HTC, Mobile, Reviews

Remember the T-Mobile G1? The very first Android phone? Remember that it has no sense of style and nearly no battery? Well, if you don’t, let me refresh your mind. With talk of the “Official” Google Phone right now, aka the “Nexus One”, it is probably good policy to give a review of the phone that’s closet to being the official Google Phone. I’ll be dividing the review into a few important categories so it’s easy to read and understand. Check it out after the jump.

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Motorola’s CLIQ gets important OTA update

by on 02. Dec, 2009 4:43PM in Android, Hardware

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In the world of OTA updates, the Motorola CLIQ is getting its first to combat users’ complaints. The update should bring improved battery life, a more responsive touchscreen, better Bluetooth signals, improved accelerometer, and more. So now, have you gotten it yet?

[Via TmoNews]

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Zii Trinity: 1080p HD Android power & 4G, looking for OEMs

by on 01. Dec, 2009 9:20AM in Android, Breaking, Mobile

ziitrinity001The Ziilabs creation, the Zii Trinity is a go (sort of)! This smartphone truly has the power to be one of the coolest phones of all time: Packing Full HD video,  3.5 / 4G wireless,  built-in WiFi, 5 megapixel autofocus camera, accelerated 3D graphics, and mini-HDMI and Composite video outputs, as well as Android with ZiiLife – a content delivery and productivity suite. And then, and then, it’s powered by either that awesome powerful ZMS-08 chip or ZMS-05. Who wouldn’t love this thing? Who?

Right now the geniuses at ZiiLabs are looking for OEMs in China to produce and manufacture this – this, beast.

[ZiiLabs]

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LG Chocolate BL20 gets super promotional video, deserves it

by on 18. Sep, 2009 12:34PM in Mobile

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The LG Chocolate BL20 is floating around in a promotional video filled with crazy techno music, crazy animations and for a phone that has a still crazy 5 MP camera, in a video that’s 2 minutes long.

According to lg-phones.org, these are the specs, which are interesting because it looks like it has FM Radio.

* Frequency: GSM 850/900/1800/1900, UMTS 900/2100
* Data: GPRS/EDGE/UMTS/HSDPA 1.8 Mbit/s/HSDPA 3.6 Mbit/s
* Display: 2.4-inch 262K-color QVGA display with a resolution of 240 x 320 pixels
* Camera: a 5 megapixel camera with auto focus
* Bluetooth: stereo Bluetooth 2.1
* Music Player: MP3, WMA, WAV
* USB: USB 2.0
* Internet: WAP 2.0, HTML, XHTML
* FM radio: Yes
* Radio: Yes
* JAVA: Yes
* Speaker Phone: Yes
* Internal Memory: built-in 130MB of memory
* External Memory: microSD card slot (up to 8G)
* Battery: Li – Ion

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