HTC Merge Android Phone with Dual-Mode Capability

HTC Merge - As once stated by the Taiwanese manufacturer, HTC Merge is the world's first CDMA mobile phone that is expected to be marketed through various operators in the United States. And even reportedly the smartphone will soon be released by Verizon Wireless, but unfortunately there has been no official announcement regarding it until today.

According to information cited IntoMobile, the device reportedly will carry a 800 MHz Qualcomm processor MSM7X30. This device will run on mobile platforms with Android 2.2 Froyo Sense HTC UI and features capacitive touch screen measuring 3.7 inches with the support 16 million colors and a resolution of 480 x 800 pixels.

Very similar to HTC Desire Z, HTC Merge these together to package a slide-out QWERTY keyboard and 5-megapixel camera with LED flash and autofocus. According to IntoMobile, the existence of mobile phone features a QWERTY keyboard that is somewhat less attractive and even considered not comfortable there. In addition, as with the HTC Droid Incredible, HTC Merge are both also equipped with a feature red accents on the QWERTY keyboard, earpiece and the Search button.

Other standard features include HTC Merge include: Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, the function of DLNA, GPS with A-GPS support, microSD card slot for memory expansion (up to 32GB), stereo FM radio with RDS. Although no further details about the phone release date or price, but reportedly Merge HTC is expected to be priced between the range of 100 USD up to 150 USD price range.

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HTC Pyramid with Dual Core processors & SC-LCD Screen

HTC Pyramid - Rumors about the upcoming smartphone from HTC with dual-core processors, the mobile phone photo finally appeared. Some look and specifications of the HTC Pyramid has appeared online, increasing the likelihood that the rumors were true. Judging from the specifications of this device would be one impressive phone. It is said to be the world's first Android phone that uses a dual-core processor Qualcomm's Snapdragon (1.2GHz). This mobile phone will also have SuperLCD screen with a resolution 4.3-inch 960 x 540 px, camera at the rear with 8-megapixel sensor, and front facing 1.3 megapixel camera and 768MB of RAM.

HTC Pyramid will run on top of Gingerbread (Android 2.3) when marketed. The phone is rumored to be headed to T-Mobile in May 2011, and is expected to be announced at CTIA in the next few weeks. A sexy design and solid hardware spec HTC Pyramid makes this a must-have for fans of T-Mobile Android.

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HTC Incredible S, Smartphone with Android Froyo OS, 8Mp Rear Camera and 1Ghz Processsor

HTC Incredible S is one of smartphones announced by HTC at MWC 2011, has a 4 inch SUPER LCD screen with WVGA resolution. HTC Incredible S also supports DLNA, so easy to connect with a TV that is supported also. Internal storage capacity of this smartphone is 1.1 Gb which is comparatively not bad. Supported connectivity are Wi-Fi, HSPA, 3G, Quad band GSM, and Bluetooth version 2.1. There is also

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HTC Freestyle

A non OS Android cell phone and non OS WP7 latest from HTC officially announced at CES 2011 and was named HTC Freestyle, the plan was ready in the market on February 13, later

HTC Freestyle already be available on the market the United States on February 13, later with the price of 99.99 dollars. Although not equipped with the Android operating system or Windows 7 Phone, HTC Freestyle but still promising feature that is quite interesting.

HTC Freestyle is equipped with a screen measuring 3.2 inch full touchscreen, 3.2 MP camera with video recording capability, Bluetooth connectivity, network support HSDPA / EDGE, full HTML browser, microSD memory card slot (up to 32GB), 3.5 mm headset jack, AT & T Music, AT & T radio, AT & T navigator, and HTC Sense UX with Homescreen Widgets and FriendStream which has been adjusted.

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Newest HTC Android Flyer Tablet Specification Finally Revealed

Having previously appeared rumors, we found the more complete information about specification of the HTC Flyer where the product is a 7-inch Android tablet with a screen resolution up to 1024 x 600 pixels, the same size and resolution that we know of the Samsung Galaxy Tab.

The processor used is the Qualcomm MSM8255 Snapdragon. Some of us may know that the processor is also a HTC Desire HD

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HTC Flyer Tablet, Firts Tablet From HTC With Android 2.3

HTC plans to launch three tablet PCs in the first half of 2011 with the first model, the HTC Flyer, will be marketed in the U.S. in March 2011, the info is obtained from handset component suppliers. HTC Flyer, looks like a large version of the HTC Desire smartphone, will run on Android 2.3. May be HTC Flyer is a manifestation of the HTC Scribe rumors that had leaked previously which is a 7"

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HTC HD7 Windows Smartphone with Windows 7 OS phone

HTML HD7 Windows Smartphone with Windows 7 OS phone

T-Mobile launches HTC Smartphone HD7 WP7, one of the world's first smartphone using the latest Windows operating system displays the Telephone 7-inch WVGA screen and large 4.3 720p HD video recording capability.

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HD7 HTC windows smartphone is the first phone from T-Mobile is built on Windows 7, Microsoft's new mobile phone platform that introduces a new approach to the Start screen experience through live tiles that offer easier access to information and services from Web and application that are important to the user.

Windows Phone 7 also provides an integrated experience on HTC smartphone HD7 window through a unique service Phone Windows called Hubs. Phone Running Windows 7 operating system, HTC HD7 is also equipped with Accelerometer sensor for auto-rotate, Proximity sensor for auto turn-off, digital compass, and comes with 8GB or 16GB of internal memory, 512 MB ROM and 576 MB of RAM. In addition to a comprehensive entertainment features of the device, HTC windows smartphone HD7 provides advanced mobile phone features including GPS functionality with access to turn-by turn navigation from TeleNav GPS Navigator, Internet Explorer 8, 720p HD video recording, advanced and 5 megapixel autofocus camera with flash offer dual LED 2592 x 1944 pixel resolution and Geo-tagging feature.

For connectivity, the HTC Smartphone Windows 7 Phone HD7 offers GPRS Class 32, EDGE class 32, 3G HSDPA 7.2 Mbps download, 2 Mbps HSUPA 3G download speeds, WiFi 802.11b/g/n wireless LAN and Bluetooth 2.1 + wireless connectivity in addition A2DP microUSB 2.0 port for cable connection.

The handset also supports Java MIDP 2.0 and includes a media player that supports audio and video files MP3/WAV/WMA/eAAC + media player that supports MP4, WMV, H.264/H.263 file. New HTC phone 7 HD7 windows powered smartphone also allows users to access their favorite movies, TV shows, games, music and more on the large 4.3-inch screen. The HTC HD7 stop pre-installed entertainment applications include:

* Netflix to stream thousands of movies and TV shows to Netflix members to watch directly on the HD7 HTC, crisp large screen.

* Xbox LIVE open the world of games and fun, connect customers to the global community of more than 25 million active members of Xbox LIVE and offers easy access to Xbox LIVE features such as friends, Avatar, Achievement, messages and more.

In addition, HD7 HTC windows smartphone also offers the largest virtual keyboard available on the Windows phone in the U.S. and includes a fully integrated Microsoft Exchange e-mail and calendar as well as hub offices, which offer customers mobile versions popular productivity programs, including Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, air 2010.

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HTC Evo 4G

HTC Evo 4G is Sprint's premier smartphone and you'll get a great device regardless of our quibbles. We just hope Sprint starts to light up those 4G markets faster, so everyone can take advantage of the 4G capabilities and get their money's worth. HTC Evo 4G will be available June 4 for $199.99 with a two year contract and the aforementioned data plans. Though Sprint requires a $100 mail-in rebate, Best Buy and Radio Shack do not, so you get the $200 price tag instantly. Cut from the same cloth as the HTC HD2, HTC Evo 4G isn't what you'd call a dainty phone.

It measures 4.8 inches tall by 2.6 inches wide by 0.5 inch thick and weighs 6 ounces, so you're dealing with a good chunk of hardware. It's right on the cusp of being too big, but HTC was able to keep HTC Evo 4G relatively thin, making it more manageable. Plus, you might be willing to overlook the large size once you get a glimpse of the smartphone's massive display. Like the HD2, HTC Evo 4G rocks a 4.3 inch capacitive touch screen that's downright mesmerizing. The extra screen real estate makes a huge difference when viewing Web pages and reading text, and HTC Evo 4G supports the pinch to zoom gesture in a number of apps.

The display shows vibrant colors and the sharp WVGA 800x480 pixel resolution makes everything look crisp. There is a built-in light sensor that will automatically adjust the backlight based on the ambient light we were able to read the screen in most environments, but it did wash out a bit in bright sunlight. Another benefit of the large display is a spacious keyboard that rivals the iPhone's in ease of use. Even in portrait mode, we were able to quickly punch out a message with both thumbs (none of that pecking at the keys with one finger) with minimal mistakes.

As you can imagine, the landscape keyboard is even roomier, but most times we found we could get away with just typing in portrait mode. Below the screen, you get four touch sensitive navigation controls : home, menu, back, and search. A long press of the home key will bring up a list of your most recently used apps. There's a volume rocker on the right side, and the top of the device features a power button and 3.5 mm headphone jack. On the bottom, you'll find a Micro-USB port and an HDMI port. Be aware that the latter is a Type D connector, so you'll have to get a compatible cable to hook the phone up to your TV.

Of course, you can watch video and view photos right from the phone, and there's a handy kickstand on back so you can prop the phone up on a desk. Though there will be purists who prefer the standard Android skin, in most cases, we'd choose a device running HTC Sense. Out of all our custom skins for Android (Motoblur, TouchWiz, etc.), Sense is our absolute favorite, as it gives Android a more user friendly interface. In many cases, it improves on the core functions by better integrating the features, which is why we're glad to see that Sprint had the sense (sorry) to go with Sense on HTC Evo 4G.

Just like the Droid Incredible and the HTC Legend, HTC Evo 4G runs the newer version of HTC Sense, which was announced at Mobile World Congress 2010. This includes a revamped mail widget that can take you to a list view of all your e-mail instead of just one message at a time. (This view, however, is only one of several choices.) Once in the mail app, there's a handy tabbed interface at the bottom that lets you view unread messages, attachments, meeting invites, and more with a simple touch.

The Agenda widget also now displays your whole agenda on the screen, and, like the latest HTC devices, you get an animated weather widget right on the home screen that automatically displays the current conditions based on your location. You also get a new Group Contacts widget, which lets you organize your contacts by groups. For example, you can set up one for work colleagues, another for friends, and another for just family whatever you please. The UI looks good, and it's simple to add contacts to a group, though removing them requires a few extra steps.

Sense also makes it easy to access as much information as possible within the contact management system. If any of your contacts have Facebook updates, it will display them right next to their pictures in the contact database. You can also see all your exchanges (text messages, call logs, etc.) with a single person from his or her contact card, and all your contacts are accessible within the phone app.

However, we still had multiple instances of duplicate contacts and had to go back and manually link them together. Another feature, called Friend Stream, provides a single place for all your social networking needs, piping in updates from Facebook, Twitter, and Flickr. Unlike Motoblur, it's not server based the phone connects to the sites and pulls information directly from there.

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