Wednesday, September 23, 2009

HTC Touch Pro2


This phone is mainly for Verizon Wireless. I actually like how the screen is moved differently than most phones. I also love how the QWERTY keyboard is uptodate with its spaciousness. I also love how big the screen is on the phone which is great for touching it. I don't think that the back side of this phone is attractive at all. It looks like any ordinary phone from Verizon or something. "The HTC Touch Pro2 is making the rounds to the various carriers; first showing up at T-Mobile, then to Sprint, and now Verizon Wireless. Verizon's version of the Windows Mobile smartphone isn't all that different from the other models, delivering a powerful business device capable of handling all your e-mail, productivity, and communication needs". I am glad however the fact that better phones are coming out to Verizon. Many people have switched to other companies for the iphone or G1

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Wednesday, September 16, 2009

iPhone for MMS comes out September 25th


Finally! This day has come for all of us iPhone users! I think it's pretty lame that we had to wait like 2 years for this feature to come out! -_- How wack is that. But it's okay cause this moment will be happy for all of us that I think AT&T is going to overload. haha We know that iPhone users will embrace MMS. The unique capabilities and high usage of the iPhone's multimedia capabilities required us to work on our network MMS architecture to carry the expected record volumes of MMS traffic and ensure an excellent experience from Day One. I'm really excited though?! (= "MMS, of course, has always been available on a wide variety of phones and when Apple announced that the iPhone 3.0 firmware upgrade would be capable of supporting MMS but that AT&T wasn't quite ready yet, a lot of users were quite disappointed. Indeed, Apple and AT&T are currently being sued for misleading consumers into believing that the iPhone would be capable of multimedia messaging."

I didn't know people would actually sue just because the iPhone didn't have a MMS feature.

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Wednesday, September 9, 2009

Line2 adds a second number to your iPhone


I thought I've seen it all for the iPhone. I was wrong! I can't believe the apps that are made for this phone. I thought that this was pretty cool though! Everything is someone neat on the iPhone. haha But yes! You can add a second line that adds a second number to your iPhone. Well, sort of. Your iPhone rings and you see your Toktumi number as the caller ID. When you answer, the automated Toktumi bot tells you who's calling and gives you the option of accepting the call or sending it directly to voice mail. Toktumi wants to make it clear that Line2 isn't intended as a "cheap calling solution," but rather an option for business professionals seeking a separate number that integrates with their phone. Isn't that cool? Damn this is so impressive! Especially when you could download all this straight to your iPhone! hmmm And I'm so hungry! I should have ate something before I went to work. )= haha

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Wednesday, September 2, 2009

Facebook 3.0 App for the iPhone

So, I downloaded the new facebook app for my iPhone and I thought that it was awesome! haha It was so crazy how it goes landscape and you could move icons around to your choosing. Also there is like a book mark button of some sort whihc I thought was pretty useful! You could actually press a Like Button on there now! haha This new version simply improves upon the old one in just about every way imaginable. Not only does it have a wide range of new options and features, many of which we went over previously, but it’s actually faster. And the design is rather brilliant. Built by Facebook engineer Joe Hewitt, the app manages to maintain the good practices found in many iPhone apps, while at the same time creating its own unique look and feel. “It’s sort of like the iPhone main screen, but with a different, distinctive design” Interesting that it attempts to take over your iPhone in that way.

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Wednesday, August 19, 2009

Palm Pre

I see this commercial like all the time with the white girl who looks pale. haha I think this looks like an awesome phone. The first thing that I thought of the keyboard and how it looks really squished all together like that. I like to have a lot of room especially for a QWERTY keyboard. Despite some missing features and performance issues that make it less than ideal for on-the-go professionals, the Palm Pre offers gadget lovers and consumers well-integrated features and unparalled multitasking capabilities. The hardware could be better, but more importantly, Palm has developed a solid OS that not only rivals the competition but also sets a new standard in the way smartphones handle tasks and manage information. I don't think that Sprint itself has a lot of great phones like Verizon and AT&T does. So for this phone to be out to Sprint, this is a great phone to have as a messenging phone.

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Wednesday, August 12, 2009

HTC Touch Pro2


I'm in love with HTC's! haha On the other hand, I don't like their new touch phone that's only a touch phone for T-Mobile. If it has a roomy keyboard and looks professional, then I'm alright. haha That's what is missing on the iPhone. I hope Apple fixes that lack of feature with a physical keyboard. Like the unlocked version, the HTC Touch Pro2 offers a long laundry list of features, including some standouts, such as an extra-large touch screen, excellent keyboard, and enhanced phone capabilities. In addition, the smartphone offers support for T-Mobile's 3G network. While its bulky size and occasional sluggishness is sometimes a nuisance, we think the Touch Pro2 is one of the most powerful smartphones in T-Mobile's lineup and will make plenty a business/power user happy. However, all the functionality comes at a cost as the smartphone will go for pricey $349.99 with a two-year contract. Wow, I can't believe that this phone is up for $349! That's like the blackberry bold we're talking about here. And the iPhone 3GS is $199 with a contract! 3G is $ 99. And iPhone is still by far the best touch screen phones ever.
I'd like to see someone beat that though.

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Wednesday, August 5, 2009

HTC Fuze

I really do think I belong with this phone )= As much as I love my iPhone, I would love to keep it on the side while I use my HTC Fuze. haha I wish I could afford it though. I really would love a sliding phone with an actual keyboard that is more roomy than a blackberry bold. Besides I really do love the back side of the HTC Fuze! It has a prism shaped on the back and it's black, it looks classy! Sigh, I hope that the iPhone comes out with a sliding phone with a physical keyboard that resembles a lot like the macbook keyboard! That would be just great (= I don't think that i'll ever switch phones after that again! For AT&T business customers who demand the most out of their smartphones, the HTC Fuze is up to the task, delivering plenty of features, good performance, and a functional design."Other controls on the HTC Fuze include a standard navigation array below the screen, which includes Talk and End keys, a Home shortcut, a back button, and a directional keypad with a center select button. The latter is also touch sensitive and in some applications, like the Web browser, you can use your thumb or finger to make a clockwise or counterclockwise circle to zoom in/out of pages. "

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