"While an earlier Digitimes report indicated that Sony Ericsson planned to outsource its second Windows Mobile-based smartphone to another Taiwan-based handset maker Mobinnova instead of its current partner High Tech Computer (HTC), industry sources have disclosed that two other makers, one of them being Pegatron Technology, are also trying to grab the smartphone order from Sony Ericsson...."

[Via www.digitimes.com]

"We got our first play with the HTC Touch 3G today and it's interesting for two reasons. First, it's one of the latest phones to convince us Windows Mobile might just be a serious contender in the world of Web browsing, GPS, and multimedia fun phones...."

Read the HTC Touch 3G specifications here.
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[Via www.pcauthority.com.au]

"BlackBerry, HTC and Palm have all sought to take on Apple's slick wunderkind with their own interpretations of the touchscreen interface.
Then Google entered the (US) market with its own open-source alternative called Android. However, the excitement is..."

[Via blogs.smh.com.au]

"UK : Orange announced that the HTC Touch HD handset ( above ) will be available in the UK from early November, exclusively on the Orange network.

The Touch HD is a premium multimedia enhanced mobile handset, designed with a focus on entertainment that is..."

[Via www.3g.co.uk]

"The HP iPaq 910 is a serious business phone for serious Windows Mobile users who want to have very little fun. Battery life was superlative, among the best we've seen on a Windows Mobile phone, and the phone also leads the pack in networking capabilities with super-fast HSDPA 3G data networking as well as Wi-Fi. It's a solid performer with a staid, though proven design. Unfortunately, it never leaves the Windows Mobile path, and so it feels like a modern smartphone with blinders on, oblivious to the desktop-grade Web browsing and advanced multimedia capabilities we're enjoying on other smartphones.
While phones from HTC show off their TouchFLO 3D outfits and VGA screens, the HP iPaq 910 is dressed in its best suit (and it's kind of a wallflower at parties). If you're looking for battery life and stability, this is a good choice, but if you want to do anything more with your phone than what your IT department pre-loads, you'll want to find something more entertaining. Release: June 2008. Price: $440. ..."

Read the HP iPAQ 910 specifications here.
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[Via www.infosyncworld.com]

"HTC Corporation, a global leader in mobile phone innovation and design said it will mark the opening day of the Gitex Technology Week by launching two new devices in the Middle East - the HTC Touch 3G and HTC Touch HD.

The company said the new phones, along with many other HTC handsets will be demonstrated at HTC's booth located at F9-1B in Sheikh Rashid Hall during the Gitex 2008, the Middle East's largest technology conference.

HTC will showcase the devices under three distinct categories – lifestyle, enterprise and navigation, which have been conceptualised to provide consumers with the choice and flexibility to select the mobile device that fits with their specific needs and lifestyle..."

Read the HTC Touch 3G specifications here.
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Read the HTC Touch HD specifications here.
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[Via www.tradearabia.com]

"Sprint's XOHM service is starting to roll out, but so far this WiMAX service is only usable with laptops and other PCs. Many are wondering where the WiMAX-enabled smartphones are.

According to several sources online, HTC is working on just the sort of thing these people are looking for: a Windows Mobile device with this 4G service..."

Read the HTC T8290 Quartz specifications here.

[Via www.brighthand.com]

"When Google, T-Mobile, and HTC unveiled the first smartphone running Android last month, Google's many fans were excited by the idea of a mobile phone tied to the online services they enjoy. Other were less enthusiastic, pointing out that Android is an untried operating system and the T-Mobile G1 is only going to be available from a single, relatively small wireless provider in the United States.

Nevertheless, there are enough optimists that 1.5 million G1's have already been pre-ordered, sight unseen. And this number would be higher, except that T-Mobile has sold all the devices it has available to ship by October 22, the launch day..."

Read the T-Mobile G1 specifications here.

[Via www.brighthand.com]